Darwin's Lost Theory of Love is the story of the discovery of a major theory of Darwin's that has been ignored for over 100 years. Focusing on the impact on our evolution of love, sex and moral sensitivity rather than selfishness and survival of the fittest, this theory wholly contradicts both the scientific and the popular portrait of Darwin prevailing over the 20th century. Based on page after page of Darwin's own long ignored writings, it includes his overlooked uncovering of a third major process of evolution that offers new hope for humanity during the 21st century. A former member of the Princeton and UCLA School of Medicine faculties, cofounder of the General Evolution Research Group and author of the award-winning The Healing of a Nation, Loye is a widely respected social scientist. Among well-known scientists and evolution theorists of many fields who have read and endorse the book are general evolution theorist Ervin Laszlo, brain scientist Paul MacLean, and biologist Humberto Maturana.

Darwin's Lost Theory of Love

Politics & Social Sciences

Loye, David

Love, David

Social Sciences

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Bio for Jane Denison (Mary J. Moses) Jane Denison is the pen name of Mary J. Moses, co-author of 52 Simple Ways to Manage Your Moneyand No More Baglady Fears. After many years in public education, where she specialized in Human Resource Management, she lives and writes on the Central Coast of California. Description of My Book Discover a ghost who frightened people away from her barn. Meet the lonely deputy sheriff who doesnt believe in that spiritual nonsense and who is going to live in the adjacent house no matter what. Complicate matters with the deputys ex-wife, who thinks he may have discovered gold on his property, and the waitress who is generous to a faultnot to mention the attractive sheriffs dispatcher who is married to her work until the ghostWhat drives the specter to behave the way she does? What passion, what mystery stirs her to action? The dead womans story describes vividly the trials and sacrifices made by the emigrants of the 1840s, and adds the excitement of first love, a possible robbery, and a murderall touching the young womans family. The deputy becomes determined to help her find the buried box that will put her fears to rest. What they find is not what she expected.

Stella's Search

Moses, Mary J.

Moses, Jane Denison

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Missing You is a collection of poetry for those who have known the joy of love and especially the pain of separation. Writing in an accessible style, James Andrews expresses the "serene lunacy" of romance and the "Blue shadows" of loneliness.

Missing You

Literature & Fiction

Andrews, James

Poetry

A plain English guide to the lemon law written by a leading attorney in the field.Include the bio

The Lemon Law Bible

Lehto, Steve

Legal Self-Help

Are there gateways in Peru? Time portals that the ancient Inca used to transcend time and space? When an archaeologist discovers such an altar at the abandoned site of Machu Picchu in 1920, he vanishes through the sacred gatewayand for decades, his disappearance is shrouded in mystery. Can his great-grandson, Christopher Beaupre, summon the spiritual energy needed to retrace his footsteps seventy-two years later&and find him?Hurled back through 500 years of time, Christopher's destiny is soon intertwined with a civilization in the midst of upheaval. His quest to find his great-grandfather propels him in the face of adversity, yet it is here he finds Shama, an extraordinary priestess of the Chosen Women. Together they discover a love so profound he is torn between two worlds in two vastly different centuries. Now he must choose.

The Gateway

Schlichte, Christine

Genre Fiction

Lovers and Madmen is dominated by two central themes: politics and love. Julienne Busic’s memoirs take the reader through the events which shaped her life with Croatian dissident husband, Zvonko—assassination attempts, threats from the Yugoslav secret police, flights from country to country, enforced poverty and deprivation—and characterize the love which led to the greatest sacrifice of all: a sentence of life in prison for the political hijacking of a TWA jet. Less than twenty years after that desperate act, Yugoslavia broke apart in a spasm of war and Croatia is now an independent state. The message contained in the leaflets thrown during the hijacking served as a prophesy of this disintegration and the vicious Serbian aggression, first in Croatia and Bosnia, and most recently in Albanian populated Kosovo. Julienne Busic served thirteen years in prison and was released on parole in 1989. Zvonko Busic is still incarcerated, almost 25 years later, in a maximum–security federal prison in Leavenworth, Kansas.

Lovers and Madmen: A True Story of Passion, Politics and Air Piracy

Biographies & Memoirs

Busic, Julienne Eden

Community & Culture

There is a saying about law school that they scare you to death the first year, work you to death the second, and bore you to death the third. Law students today have a pretty good idea what to expect from the initial plunge into the law. Scott Turow One L , describing his first year at Harvard, has become almost mandatory reading for anyone contemplating law school. And because that level of intensity is what so many expect, that is how the first year usually plays out, complete with ulcers, outlines, and relentless work. But the education does not end after the first year. Law school is a three-year course of study, and the first year often bears little resemblance to the final two. Facing two more years of grueling class work, mounting student loans, increasing pressure to stand out from the crowd, and the never-ending search for the perfect job, upper-class students come to realize that surviving the fall into the deep end is no guarantee they will learn to swim.Letters from Law Schoolis about the second year of law school, after the cold shock of the plunge. This book describes the struggle to come up for air.

Letters from Law School: The Life of a Second-Year Law Student

Dieker, Lawrence, Jr.

Mystery

Vanilla Cinnamon & Dark Chocolate is a revealing study of the culture of contemporary women and a compassionate social commentary on how they relate to men. The title of the book can be traced to a line in the poem, "A Room Full Of Sisters" by Black, female poet, Mona Lake Jones.

Vanilla Cinnamon & Dark Chocolate

Romance

Dorch, Edwina

Paranormal

Ian McCall wants the Sojourner rover he builds and operates for NASA’s Mars Pathfinder Mission to be a great success. Unexpectedly, it makes an astonishing and mysterious discovery on Mars. Now the Government is determined to cover it up and make sure that Ian does not learn the true meaning of this discovery. Abby Perkins is a young, beautiful professor at Stanford University. Disobeying her mentor's warning, she deciphers an ancient text that recasts history and rocks her religious beliefs. Abby's and Ian's paths unite as they fight against enormous odds to foil a government plot, with the fate of mankind hanging in the balance.

Returning to the Garden: A Novel About Mars

McCullough, Steven W.

The Twilight of the Day is a powerful story of human triumph in the face of impossible odds. It is a story of hope; a story of one man's resolute faith in God and country when lesser men would have succumbed.  Navy Captain James Vincent Trader endured years of relentless torment as a prisoner of the North Vietnamese. His true descent into hell began when he and nine others are sold to a rogue country for 70 million dollars. Who was the buyer, and what was expected of these men? The answer is found in a closely guarded secret held by this small fraternity of pilots.

The Twilight of the Day

Ian A. O'Connor

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