Join Jean Gay Mussleman on an unforgettable journey across two centuries of Southern culture, generations of Family tradition, and a real taste of the very best of genuine Southern Cooking. With more than 100 heart-felt stories and 160-plus delicious Southern recipes, "Potluck, Postscripts &amp; Potpourri" unveils the treasures of place, family, friends, food, and history, embracing life and rekindling memories of the good things that bring us happiness and daily reinforce the joys of living. A memoir for any and every season, Potluck, Postscripts &amp; Potpourri is the ideal gift for everyone who loves to entertain, recall enjoyable times with loved ones, and plan ahead for many more special occasions!From the Alabama Writers Forum: "Those who love the South will enjoy the cookbook memoir Potluck, Postscripts &amp; Potpourri by Jean Gay Mussleman of the Oakland community near Florence, Alabama. Mussleman interjects a down-home wholesomeness when tying personal stories to time-honored Southern recipes. In the process, she preserves stories of her growing-up years in the 1930s to present times. She writes stories behind many near-forgotten customs that older generations witnessed as children, such as watching their mothers cut up raw chicken, throwing barn parties for neighbors, listening to elderly relatives, honoring their ancestral homes, and celebrating all holidays with food and family...The cookbook could stand on its own with only the recipes, but the stories, songs, letters, and sepia-colored photographs add richness to the reading of the book that even non-cooks will enjoy."

Potluck, Postscripts and Potpourri Hardcover

Jean Gay Mussleman

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

MindBridge Press

“All six stories of this volume are centered in the small rural community of Tucker’s Mill in Chatom County, Alabama, during the 1940s and ’50s. We should understand that in and for these works of fiction Tucker’s Mill is an imagined fictional place, which is not to say that its created world is whole cloth imaginary – far from it. Still, or maybe, rather, precisely because of this, most readers will recognize the citizenry of Tucker’s Mill and Chatom County no matter when and where they themselves grew up. Some of us, with both amusement and edification, will find that we ourselves have been included in the census.” From the Foreword by Bert Hitchcock, Professor Emeritus and former Chair of the English Department, Auburn University

The House Across the Road

Literature & Fiction

Buford, Jim

Literary

When the FBI calls retired Diplomatic Security agent Cam Coppenger to anchor a task force created to stop terrorist attacks on American soil, Cam reluctantly accepts the challenge. But governmental politics and bureaucracy prove impossibly cumbersome, and after clashing with an ambitious ambassador, Cam resigns in frustration. When another terrorist attack lures him back to the fight, Cam’s decision to continue as an independent operative sparks an international game of intrigue that leads him from San Diego to Mexico and finally to Lebanon where he faces his ultimate challenge: determining the limits of legal and moral boundaries by which he operates. As his personal war against terrorism escalates to a maelstrom of hard hitting action, Cam Coppenger becomes the Boundary Hunter.

Boundary Hunter

Moore, A R

United States

After suffering a career-ending injury while playing professional football for the Washington Redskins, former All-American Crimson Tide running back Geno Wyles returns to Carlton Crossroads, Alabama, where he takes a position at his old high school as teacher and coach. He soon finds himself caught up in an FBI investigation centered on church burnings and murder. The action quickly accelerates as the discovery of a locally-based terriorist militia with catastrophic intent rapidly triggers a deadly insurrection.

Four Days of the Vision

Bulman, James

This book is about decisions. Not the everyday kind such as "What should I wear today?" or "Where shall we eat tonight?" but decisions that deal with life, death, and protecting the innocent. Self defense is not only about individual survival; self defense can also decide the fate of a nation and all its citizens."A Time to Kill: The Myth of Christian Pacifism" answers questions such as: Do federal, state, and local laws allow citizens to defend themselves against criminal attack?What means are available for self defense?What strategies should one use to avoid potential conflict. Can Christians defend themselves against Islamic extremists?Is pacifism in the Bible?Do the Gospels say Jesus was a pacifist?What if God commands us to use deadly force to defend the innocent?How do Jesus and the New Testament writers feel about the military?What does the Bible say about the death penalty?Can Christians sit on juries and vote for the death penalty?Can Jesus' teachings help soldiers with combat-induced PTSD?Does the Bible have a consistent message about self-defense from the Old Testament to the New?”

A Time to Kill: The Myth of Christian Pacifism

Religion & Spirituality

Hopkins, Greg

Christian Books & Bibles

Advertising executive Peter Brantley is carjacked at gunpoint when a drug bust goes bad at a bus station near where he is stopped at a traffic light. After the carjacker instructs Peter to drive to a deserted, rural area, Peter knows he will be murdered as a witness, so he intentionally crashes his car and leaves the unconscious criminal at the scene. But Peter keeps the gym bag of cocaine left in his car. With a marriage on the rocks and depressed over his brother's death from a drug overdose, Peter back home comes up with a wild scheme to get even with the drug dealers by ransoming back the drug, but with no intention to deliver. He enlists his skeptical but capable wife, Mary Beth, to help him go against the odds to face a ruthless drug kingpin and a drug task force leader who are both closing in.

The White Lie

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Shirley, Philip

Thrillers & Suspense

From client consultation to completed look, the Fundamentals of Haircutting textbook teaches cosmetology students how to apply design concepts using shapes, lines, and angles to achieve predictable outcomes in the professional salon. Visuals teach students how to use proper lines and angles to achieve desirable results. Following the major theory sections, step-by-step procedures visually assist students in performing seventeen different female and male haircuts. Finished styles accompany each haircut. Additional sections include information on soft skills important for the competitive workforce, visuals and text that emphasize the safe and accurate use of haircutting implements, reminders and points to build successful client services, a close look at infection control guidelines for sanitation, decontamination, and safety, as well as guidelines and procedures for providing services that protect both client and cosmetologist. Each chapter ends with discussion questions and a chapter test. Fundamentals of Haircutting also includes a comprehensive glossaryA valuable resource and teaching aid for private schools, instructors’ seminars, and continuing educational workshops, Fundamentals of Haircutting can also be used as textbook for both secondary or postsecondary haircutting courses, one semester to two semesters in length.

Fundamentals of Haircutting

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Cagle, Andy

Custer, Jeanette Martin

Beauty, Grooming, & Style

Alabama Rivers: Celebration and Challenge

William Deutsch

The Graceland Conspiracy delivers a coming-of-age story wrapped in a crime thriller. A rebellious young man becomes caught in a 1990s conspiracy in which the government will stop at nothing to prevent the release of sensitive information about a 1970s crime that could still bring down many powerful government figures and rewrite American pop-culture history. Matt Boykin had left Birmingham as a young college student and had gained seven years of street savvy working blue collar jobs on the West Coast and Texas. Then one night, a stranger in a suit helps Matt out of a tight spot in a Texas bar fight and whisks Matt away. The stranger hands Matt a card and tells him to call home where Matt’s father is in a coma and near death. Estranged all those years from family and friends, Matt arrives home a different person. His father dies soon after Matt’s return, but not before whispering clues for Matt to locate evidence that will later reveal the truth behind the death of an American music icon. Matt must search for this truth to save his own life, and his flight from those who would kill him lead him from Alabama to Texas to Mexico City to Munich and finally to Venice.

The Graceland Conspiracy

This book is about decisions. Not the everyday kind such as "What should I wear today?" or "Where shall we eat tonight?" but decisions that deal with life, death, and protecting the innocent. Self defense is not only about individual survival; self defense can also decide the fate of a nation and all its citizens. "A Time to Kill: The Bible And Self Defense" answers questions such as: Do federal, state, and local laws allow citizens to defend themselves against criminal attack?What means are available for self defense?What strategies should one use to avoid potential conflict. Can Christians defend themselves against Islamic extremists?Is pacifism in the Bible? Do the Gospels say Jesus was a pacifist? What if God commands us to use deadly force to defend the innocent? How do Jesus and the New Testament writers feel about the military?What does the Bible say about the death penalty? Can Christians sit on juries and vote for the death penalty?Can Jesus' teachings help soldiers with combat-induced PTSD? Does the Bible have a consistent message about self-defense from the Old Testament to the New?”

A Time To Kill: The Bible And Self Defense

Mental Health

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