Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda 
El cacique de Turmeque [EPUB ebook] 

This Book makes it possible for anyone who desires to communication in Spanish only. I believe anyone that learns the few codes we have put in the book should be able to pronounce any Spanish word yo …

Evil exists in infinite forms.Coming face to face with evil is a horrifying thing. Evil will lie in wait, scheming and manipulating the perfect opportunity to attack its chosen prey: YOU. The assault …

This is a selection of 38 of the writings of John Todd Ferrier. They have been selected to show the profundity and scope contained in his writings, nearly all of which were spoken to groups of friend …

This complicated love came quickly rushing to an end when Mike got the bad new about May. Things were tense now, and he didn’t have a clue about where to start. May’s disappearance and rumors of her …

Brucie is a egotistical, greedy, selfish, workaholic, or at least he was. These days, he spends most of his time smelling like garbage and living rent free in the basement of a dilapidated vacant pro …

Like the Pharaohs he admired, Cecil John Rhodes (1853-1902) hoped to be remembered for 4, 000 years. Barely 120 years later, many people want him expunged from history altogether. A major figure in t …

A Step-by-Step on Doubling the Value of Your Practice Without Seeing More Patients – A Guide to Modern Practice Management- has everything you need to know to navigate your physician and dental caree …

Part psychological fiction and part mystical fiction with a dash of magical realism, Floating Underwater follows a woman’s astonishing journey through the extraordinary and, ultimately, to her own se …

These were the secret soldiers of the Emperor that watched, reported and at times kidnapped and murdered. He knew they would be aware of his presence not long after he entered the city and would cons …

Douglas shouted at pulling his gun and putting it in George’s face. Last month there where over twenty book on that shelf. Forty books the month before. Those books sat there for years, dust an inch …