As snow falls, a shadowy figure murders psychiatrist David Reynolds. But when Reynolds approaches the light, he suddenly finds himself seeing through the eyes of his killer, his essence imprisoned in his killer’s body.David realizes he must be in this position for a reason. First he must solve the mystery of why he was killed, then figure out a way to prevent his killer from killing again.His host is a man on a mission, trained to push aside any emotions. Learning more abou...

Jesus for the Rest of Us by John Selby is written for the many millions of Americans who don't find traditional or right-wing Christian theologies fulfilling, but who want to explore the direct meditative experience of Jesus' presence and guidance in their lives.Despite an artificially-boosted high profile, fundamentalist Christians actually make up less than 7 percent of the American public. Meanwhile, a growing number of people inside and outside the Church are turning away from religiou...

In his seminal work, "Epitome of Roman History," Florus presents a comprehensive yet concise overview of Rome's illustrious past, chronicling its rise from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of power in the ancient world. Written in a clear and engaging style, the text is structured as a historical narrative that is rich in rhetorical flair, embodying the characteristics of early Roman historiography. Florus deftly synthesizes various historical sources, emphasizing key events and figures w...

Eutropius's *Abridgement of Roman History* (*Breviarium ab Urbe Condita*) condenses Rome's history from the foundation of the city to the accession of the emperor Jovian in 364 CE into ten lucid books. Its chronological arrangement, economical narration, and restrained Latin exemplify the late-antique breviary, a practical form designed to make an immense historical tradition accessible to educated readers and administrators. Eutropius gives particular attention to wars, magistracies, impe...

Eutropius's "Abridgement of Roman History" serves as a concise yet comprehensive overview of Rome's vast historical tapestry, written in an accessible Latin style ideal for a broad audience. Comprising ten books, this work meticulously condenses the annals of Roman history from its legendary foundation to the reign of Emperor Jovian. Eutropius employs clear narrative techniques, blending elevation with simplicity, making complex events digestible for readers unfamiliar with ancient histori...

Eutropius' "Abridgement of Roman History" offers an essential survey of Rome's vast political and military narrative from its legendary foundation to the late Empire. Written in a succinct and accessible prose style, this work embodies the characteristics of Late Antiquity's historiography, melding brevity with clarity. Eutropius meticulously condenses the extensive annals of Roman history, skillfully emphasizing key events and figures while maintaining a coherent chronological flow. His i...

In "Conspiracy of Catiline," Gaius Sallustius Crispus, commonly known as Sallust, crafts a riveting narrative that explores the political and moral decay of late Republican Rome through the infamous conspiracy of Lucius Sergius Catilina. Written in a distinctive, terse style, Sallust's work employs a blend of rhetorical eloquence and incisive commentary, reflecting the turbulent political landscape of his time. He delves into themes of ambition, vice, and the fragility of the Republic as h...

In "Conspiracy of Catiline," Gaius Sallustius Crispus, a prominent Roman historian and politician, delves into one of the most infamous political conspiracies of the Roman Republic. Written in a vivid and engaging prose style, the text employs a dynamic narrative that captures the tension and moral decay surrounding Lucius Sergius Catilina's plot to overthrow the government in 63 BCE. Sallust's work is noteworthy for its use of psychological insight into the motives of its characters, as w...

EUTROPIUS, Roman historian, flourished in the latter half of the 4th century A.D. He held the office of secretary at Constantinople, accompanied Julian on his expedition against the Persians (363), and was alive during the reign of Valens (364-378), to whom he dedicates his history. This work (Breviarium historiae Romanae) is a complete compendium, in ten books, of Roman history from the foundation of the city to the accession of Valens. It was compiled with considerable care from the best...

The Zanchee, an alien race with strong psychic ability, have been monitoring Earth and learn a catastrophic event is about to happen. Axel, son of the alien leader, learns the Zanchee refuse to help because their law prohibits intervention. Now he must choose whether to obey their laws and condemn the planet or defy his father and help humanity. Jeff, a high school senior, seems to be the only one who sees that alien spacecraft fly over the school. His subsequent search for the UFO leads h...

The Complete Master Key System builds on the classic work of Charles Haanel to teach contemporary audiences how to tap into their personal potential and manifest harmony, abundance, and fulfillment.Published in 1912, The Master Key System went on to influence Ernest Holmes, Napoleon Hill, and many others who sought to use mental power as a means of attaining success. In The Complete Master Key System, William Gladstone, Richard Gr...

The US cavalry has distinguished itself in battle since the American Revolution of the 1770s.Since then, the cavalry has seen action in the American Civil War and in frequent battles with Native American tribes on the western frontier, and later in World War II and the Korean War. This book details the history of the cavalry from its formation to the late 1960s, while profiling some of its most memorable leaders.The text is backed by numerous illustrations,...