The Everlasting Whisper: A Tale of the California Wilderness (Classic Reprint)

Jackson, Gregory

Children's Books

Forgotten Books

<p>Book by Jackson, Gregory, Masnick, George, Bolton, Roger</p>

Regional Diversity: Growth in the United States, 1960-1990 (Joint Center Outlook Report)

Business & Money

Economics

Praeger

<p>Book by Jackson, Gregory, Masnick, George, Bolton, Roger, Bartlett, Susan, Pitkin</p>

Regional Diversity

History

Masnick, George

BOLTON, Roger

PITKIN

Bartlett, Susan

Americas

Greenwood

Several people of different ethnic and religious groups ask why they should read this book. The answer is quite simple. If you are happy, peaceful and free you don't need to. It isn't until we are in extreme pain, soul searching, when we are open for more options. If there is an understanding giving all that God promises is our belief or religion more important then His rewards? Is process greater than objective? This book is something to add clarity to what you already know. Our religion is not who we are, it's what we do.

The Manual of Man

Parenting & Relationships

Voices Books & Pub

The Bells of San Juan

Indypublish.Com

Daniel Jennifer and Dick Hathaway were the original settlers of the exquisite land in California's giant redwood forest on which the Madrone Ranch stood. It was Hathaway money that built it, and, now that Dick had been dead for over fifty years, it was Andrew Hathaway who was about to sell it to Jet Norcross, though it meant that his own sister and old Daniel Jennifer would have to leave their home. Norcross had been plotting for that spread for a very long time -- and, once he found the gold that Danielhad spent a lifetime searching for, nothing would stop him from acquiring the Hathaway property. And just as Jet Norcross and his mean-spirited, spoiled daughter are about to take possession of the Madrone, in walks Jim Glennister, Jet's old gambling partner and the man he'd left with a bullet in him while he cheated him out of his share. Glennister beat Norcross at his own game, and now the Madrone was his. But Jet Norcross wasn't going down without a fight . . .

Redwood and Gold

Literature & Fiction

United States

Center Point Pub

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