LOST LOVE - The first novel in a trilogy about Captain Jake Cooper, a Texan, returning back home from fighting in the Civil War. He and his close friend, Lt. Sam Boyd hook up with a Wagon Train leaving from Richmond, Virginia, heading to Union, Texas. The trip is long and the trials great. Relationships are made and destroyed. This is an exciting adventure story which relives the endurance of the many families that left the East and headed West for the promise of land and a hope for a bett...

In "The Root of Evil," Thomas Dixon Jr. likely explores themes related to morality, societal corruption, and the consequences of prejudice and discrimination. Given Dixon's background and the time period in which he wrote, the novel may touch upon racial tensions and the impact of racism on individuals and communities.As the story unfolds, readers can expect dramatic plotlines, moral dilemmas, and possibly controversial portrayals of race and class relations. Dixon's works often elicited s...

The story centers around a group of idealists who establish a socialist commune in California, aiming to create a utopian society based on equality and shared ownership. The protagonist, Allan Sanford, is a wealthy young man disillusioned with the capitalist system. He joins the commune, hoping to find a more just and fulfilling way of life.As the narrative progresses, the members of the commune face numerous challenges, both internal and external. These include conflicts over ideology, pr...

The One Woman: A Story of Modern Utopia by Thomas Dixon Jr. presents a captivating exploration of love, societal ideals, and the quest for a perfect world. The narrative centers around a strong, independent protagonist who grapples with the challenges of modernity and the expectations placed upon her. As she navigates her desires and aspirations, the story unfolds against a backdrop of evolving social norms and complex relationships.Dixon delves into themes of gend...

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A weekly devotional, this book targets couples who want to learn how to love each other God's way. Whether married, engaged or seeking, the contents will prepare, refresh, or reboot any relationship. Consider it your marriage manual!Gleaned from years of study and their own marriage, Claude and Jo share 52 tips for becoming a godly husband or wife.Each tip offers spiritual and practical applications. A homework assignment at the end of each week will guide you into a deeper study of...

Abundance is God’s idea. It can be traced through every aspect of creation. Nowhere will you find the idea of economy displayed in any created thing. Abundance is the nature of our heavenly Father. When your mind is properly aligned with the Father’s thinking (renewed by His Word), His abundance will be attracted to you, regardless of exist- ing circumstances.The Word builds capacity to receive everything that has been provided to you by our Father. This book is designed to assist ...

This book is Edward Thomas's only book specifically for children. It contains 24 wonderful tales drawing influence from a very happy time in his life living on Elses Farm in Kent, England. Edward Thomas was an accomplished writer and his work included essays, travelogues, topographical descriptions, reviews, critical studies and biographies. He was killed in action in the First World War in 1917.

This book contains a biographical and critical study of Keats written by Edward Thomas. It was originally published in 1916 and is here being republished with a new introductory biography on the author. Thomas took great influence from Keats and here the reader can read between the lines and see how Thomas created his own style and purpose within his own poetry.

Inventions are only as good as the men who make them. Billionaire inventor Tony Stark had always put himself first...until one fateful day when his inventions were used for evil. But when Tony tried to set things right, his inventions were turned against him. In order to survive, Tony built himself a high-tech suit of armor and promised to use this technology to help those in need as the Invincible Iron Man

Winner of the Elizabeth Agee Prize in American LiteratureSissy!: The Effeminate Paradox in Postwar US Literature and Culture is a fascinating work of cultural criticism that focuses on the ways men and boys deemed to be feminine have been—and continue to be—condemned for their personalities and behavior. Critic Harry Thomas Jr. does not dismiss this approach, but rather identifies it as merely one side of a coin. On the other side, he ass...

Best Kept Secrets was written by an athlete for athletes and those with an athletic or personal development mindset. At the macro level, this book is for people who have felt or feel marginalized and/or ostracized because they aren’t the superstar in their respective space. At the micro and more personal level, Best Kept Secrets is a book by a walk-on, for walk-ons, about walk-ons, and the power that we possess to move from feelings of invisibility to life champions.While the conte...