Competent Leadership is about the knowledge to lead along with the practical lessons and experience to do it well. Though not a workbook, there are plenty of opportunities in this book to assess, examine, and develop your leadership and the environments (at work, home, and elsewhere) within which it occurs. The book presents proven and effective practices for strengthening leadership competencies, building effective and productive relationships, developing emotional intelligence, increasing communication and conflict resolution skills, improving decision making, enhancing motivation, and helping others succeed.

Competent Leadership: Presenting the Knowledge to Lead, along with the Practical Lessons and Experience to Do It Well

Business & Money

Marshall, Terry (Steve)

Management & Leadership

Green Ivy

Jeff Gravely was once told he wouldn't live past the age of 30 because of all the times he had been in danger. This is apparent in the gripping, and often hilarious, The Trinity of a Man as Gravely retells his life story. Ultimately, Gravely stresses his faith in God has helped him overcome all of the rough patches in his life.

The Trinity of a Man

Religion & Spirituality

Gravely, Jeff

Christian Books & Bibles

After nine days and eighteen inches of rain, Tawakani Times reporter Hark Randall is determined to discover who is responsible for ignoring the crumbling levees that threaten to wash away his small Oklahoma town. But someone doesn't want that information revealed, and they are willing to go to extremes to keep it secret, including murder.

Flood Times In Tawakani

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Campbell, David

Mystery

The patrons who frequent a local café are observed in the poems of King Cat's Café. From a loudmouthed metaphysics professor to the beautiful cook named Julia, each is watched. Ideas of who these people really are come straight to the reader from the ruler of the café: a cat.

King Cat's Cafe

Literature & Fiction

Callan, Thomas

Poetry

An ancient Queen from Southeast Asia, fleeing a falling empire leaves behind the remaining wealth and heritage of that kingdom hidden in a cave near Thap Cham, Vietnam. A Vietnam photographer and three of his friends in Chicago become entangled in a story of intrigue, love and betrayal as they find a surprising connection to the ancient queen and her treasure. Their quest leads them straight into the arms of two evil brothers who seek to control and rule this ancient land and they discover that appearances are often deceiving. The love and loyalty of these four friends bind them together and cements their relationships as the story unfolds.

Thap Cham

Diebold, William

Genre Fiction

Sometimes all we have left are our memories.  To create a balance between good and evil, God charges a new section of Angels with the collection of the souls of man. These Angels are Reapers.   On Earth, a farm boy named Gabriel knows only hard work, the love of his mother, and the light of life. He knows nothing of God until the cruel acts of man hand down their interpretation of the word of God. Barely escaping with his life, Gabriel begins to see the dark in the world. But where there is darkness, there is also light-light that is greater than Gabriel has ever known. Her name is Anna.  Gabriel will learn the secret of the Reapers, but the price will be much too high.

Forevermore: : Memoirs of the Grim Reaper

Rainey, Travis

Thrillers & Suspense

The true story of the life of a rural funeral director from birth to professional success to failure in multiple marriages Everyone who lives sixty-six plus years has a story to tell. This is mine! My parents lived during an important and difficult period in the history of our country. The Great Depression changed people and changed the way they worked and raised their families. My Daddy worked hard and raised his children to work hard. This is my story of how I grew up under my parents' notions and ideas and how I was blessed to know at an early age what direction my life would take professionally and how that carried me through my entire life. I have tried to portray some of those individuals honestly and give a true accounting of how each and every one of them affected me and my life. My life was not perfect-far from it. I made a lot of mistakes along the way and I have admitted them (well some of them). There were funny events, events that didn't seem funny at the time, but I reflect on them and can now see the humor. I had a lot of success and watched what I had worked so hard to achieve get ripped apart and taken down. My personal life has been rocky at times, but by the grace of God and those people on Earth who believed in me, I came through it all. I have written this book as an accounting of my birth, my childhood, and how I became a funeral director, a father, and a husband (five times).

Sixty-Six Years, Thousands of Funerals, and Five Wives

Biographies & Memoirs

Stewart, Ronnie L

Memoirs

Rays Waves and Photons is a history of the development of our knowledge of light and its many applications. For example, the development of telescopes is outlined from their first invention by Hans Lippershey, its improvement and use by Galileo all the way to the proposed James Webb telescope in space and the Giant Magellan one in the Andes. The history of infrared applications is covered from its discovery by William Herschel through its development in Germany until its use in, among other things, finding the Boston bomber. Some forty different subjects are described historically including optical design, microscopes, cameras, spectacles, military, medical and fiber optics and lasers. Each has its own chapter and its own history.

Rays, Waves and Photons: The History of Pure and Applied Optics

Science & Math

Wolfe, William L.

Physics

Basketball at the Little Big Horn: A 1957 Success Story tells the incredible story of Larry Pretty Weasel’s accomplishments on the basketball court and the expanding integration of a Montanan school system inspired by his athletic achievements. It is also, in part, the story of Steven E. Dyche, whose athletic career spiraled downward as Larry’s whizzed upwards. The Hardin Bulldog basketball team of 1956-1957 was the first Hardin team to start three Native Americans and two whites. Lead by Larry Pretty Weasel, the basketball team’s astounding success united Native Americans and whites both on the court and off. Hardin basketball fans still measure upcoming roundball phenoms against Larry’s accomplishments. He was the greatest, and there will never be another like him. Basketball at the Little Big Horn recounts the shifting attitudes in Big Horn County in 1957 and the Native American boy who helped inspire their change.

Integrated Basketball at the Little Big Horn: A 1957 Success Story

Dyche, Steven E.

Community & Culture

Placed under martial law after the president’s campaign headquarters are attacked, Massachusetts is a state besieged by fear and in need of a hero. Vampire-werewolf hybrid Terrowin Seneca is that hero. Rejected by both vampires and werewolves as a half-breed abomination, Terrowin is forced to live among humans. He fought for their freedom during the American Revolutionary War, to end their enslavement when the South tried to secede, and against their hatred and bigotry in World War II. Now all he sees is a species with potential crushed by its government. Overseen by a ruthless military governor and herded into internment camps by the National Guard, the people of Massachusetts live in constant fear of the very government that is supposed to protect them. Leading the New Sons of Freedom, the secret vampire-werewolf champions the fight for their human rights. For Terrowin Seneca, resistance has become duty in a world where injustice is law.

Crimson Moon: Spark of Courage

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Loomis, Jonathon

Science Fiction

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