Dennis King 
Magical Tales of Turtles and Treasure [EPUB ebook] 

This book provides a detailed record of the modern history of Shenzhen, presented in chronological order, comprehensively and objectively reflecting the economic, political, social, and cultural hist …

Lead Like a Leader distills the extensive experience of author and healthcare management expert John Dempsey into a guide for effective leadership. Drawing from over four decades in the corporate tre …

The Catholic Adventures, LLC: The Advent Adventures with Father Nate was created to teach children about the Catholic faith and to help form them as disciples. Featuring Father Nate, a Catholic paris …

Cool Bangkok is your guide for where to shop, dine, party and sleep in style in one of the world’s most popular travel destinations. Featuring more than 130 clubs, bars, restaurants, hotels and other …

This book is tailored specifically to US business finance. Do you break out into a cold sweat at the sight of company accounts? Do you ignore the financial aspects of your job, hoping they’ll go away …

Isolation depicts a bleak but recognizable future in which the fear of contagion reaches a fever pitch as a bacterial epidemic catapults the US into an apocalyptic crisis. Touch is outlawed. Mothers …

Now you can virtually guarantee that your children or grandchildren grow up happy and successful in life. Rich Kids helps adults become success-mentors, propelling kids to reach their fullest potenti …

An ebook of animal fiction, and is a riveting, heartwarming story about a family of red-tailed hawks. Come enter the world of animals … where you can forget about the stress of: your job or school, …

The Crusader World is a multidisciplinary survey of the current state of research in the field of crusader studies, an area of study which has become increasingly popular in recent years. In this vol …

Where the heck is Sioux City, Iowa? If local newspaper reporter Tom Kingman hadn’t dropped by a domestic disturbance police call in the middle of a June swelter, people might still think of Sioux Cit …