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Was Money A Motive In Sam Cooke’s Murder? Los Angeles, California December 11, 1964 [EPUB ebook] 

The gastrointestinal (GI) tract is a common and easily accessible portal of entry for microbes or their toxins, with the ability tocause infection, inflammation, and/or disease. Food borne diseases a …

When a black haired, three-year-old girl is found wounded in a dumpster outside the small town of Travis City, Texas, the mystery of who she is and how she got there sets off a thirty-year saga of tw …

Not Those People is the true story of one man’s journey battling drug addiction and mental health challenges in a small Pennsylvania town. In this unexpectantly transparent account of falling into ad …

For as long as I can remember, I always wanted to be a pilot, and when I first saw F-80 fighter jets making practice gunnery passes on a firefighting training tower in Anchorage, Alaska, I knew I had …

A compelling story for readers of all ages, The Night of the Red Tide follows the adventures of Lily, a highly energetic miniature Australian shepherd, and Kai, an extraordinary wandering albatross. …

The Spring at Luohu is a collection of poems on Shenzhen and Luohu District that was compiled by acclaimed author Xie Xiangnan. Poets either concentrate on vegetation, trees, mountains, and lakes, or …

A daily devotional journal designed to help readers lead purposeful lives focusing on their personal relationship with God. …

"Common Sense" was published in January 1776 by Thomas Paine under the pseudonym "An Englishman." Its influence at that time was beyond imagination-almost everyone in North Americ …

This book is a chronicle detailing the centuries-long conflicts between the Han Dynasty and the Xiongnu tribes. It is a must-read for those with a keen interest in history.Over two thousand years ago …

Many parents may encounter such troubles in their interactions with their children:What should I do if my child can’t get up in the morning?What should I do if my child is very excited and doesn’t wa …