Philip A. Lee 
BattleTech: Letter of the Law [EPUB ebook] 
BattleTech

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 …

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 …

Book of Thoughts, Volume I is the first volume in a three-part series. Book of Thoughts Volume I is a compilation of poems and entries about a young girl’s experience living with Borderline Personali …

Chuang Tzu (369-286 BC), whose given name is "Zhou" and who styled himself as "Zixiu" (also known as Zimu), born in Meng (now Mengcheng, Anhui, also known as Shangqiu in Henan and …

This book is a bakery book for dream. Based on Tan Haibin’s learning experience, various difficulties that may be encountered in the baking process are summarized in the book. It also describes a sto …

Four friends meet a mysterious stranger with a robotic voice . . . and their lives are changed forever. Working under industry legend Mickey Whitmore, Jake and Leo have spent the last two years devel …

From the suburban sprawl of 1960s Bloomington, Minnesota, to a stereotypical family farm in western Illinois, to a mid-sized enclave of oil and rusted iron in Ohio, the life journey of Mike Pickett a …

Should You Let Go, or Should You Hold On? Hmm… that is the Question!Ever been in a relationship where you thought to yourself after a while "how in the heck did I get here, and how did I end u …

Long ago the Nation of the Republic of Texas, fought an epic struggle for freedom from the tyranny of malicious government. During this struggle, the citizen soldiers of Texas, with determination and …

Think to Thrive examines the basis of thinking and introduce a fundamental model of a process of good thinking called PEARL. The simple and effective tool can be used to improve thinking in almost an …