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536 Ad The Worst Year in History. As war, volcanic eruptions, lethal cold, starvation and the Black Death kill nearly half of Earth's population, a little group of persecuted Christians must find a way to survive

Is there really a Virgin Birth narrative in the earliest New Testament manuscripts, or has the nativity story of Jesus been misinterpreted? Was Mary, the mother of Jesus, really "impregnated" with child? Or was she, rather, "found" with child? Was Mary really shocked that she was going to get pregnant? Or was she, rather, shocked that her son was expected to become the one who would fulfill the Jewish messianic mission and reign "for ever"? Join DS Waggoner on a journey back in time to discover unknown facts about earliest New Testament manuscripts, as they were presented to her by an elderly Jewish man in a library.

A western bounty hunter that doesn't kill must go through the west and face his enemy, while also facing his morality at the same time.

Dan Kyle grew up in the town of Dunsmuir, CA, along with his brother, Alan. After high school, he joins the Navy, when he decides to attend college to become a teacher. After being a substitute teacher for awhile, he decides to teach overseas, accepting an offer to teach in Myanmar, an oppressive country that is ruled by the military junta. He finds the love of his life, a fellow teacher, only to find himself arrested as a 'political prisoner', a prison deep in the jungles, hoping he can somehow escape, but how?

A book based on real events and places, telling the story about Love, Deceit, Persecution, and Redemption in the country of Myanmar, ruled by a Military Junta. Dan Kyle risks accepting a teaching assignment in the city of Yangon, while also falling in love with another teacher. He would soon find himself in a Prison surrounded by jungle, trying to survive and seeking release and redemption, but is it possible?

In Book One, a weekend camping trip at the Perkins’ Place is filled with mishaps for Jack and Ryan Walsh, and their college friends, affecting Ryan physically and spiritually. These events are connected to a massacre: Frank Perkins’ wife, children and unborn child were butchered...Ryan's teenage love was murdered. Local racists are suspected--hateful xenophobic bigots who have been taunting Frank for years with destruction and fear--but no proof can be found. Now Jack fears for his brother's life, so the group turns to their friend, a Native American prodigy, who tries to interpret the signs and discovers they cannot do it alone. The men must take a spiritual journey to find mis ...

A young girl named Jess and her father Russ living in the late 1800's in Minnesota settle on a small piece of land on the rugged banks of Lake Superior. Jess discovers and raises 2 orphaned timber wolf pups while befriending a young Ojibwa boy. Set in a simpler time, Up North is a coming of age story full of excitement and adventure with the beautiful but dangerous north woods as its backdrop. Travel with Jess "Up North" and discover it for yourself. Recommended for ages 6 and up.

"Zesty Stories: Jungle Tales of Cretinism" is number one in our series of Cheapskate Chapbooks, and features snippets dedicated to the subjects of race, slavery and cretinism as it is found in contemporary Western societies. Our Cheapskate Chapbooks Series is a slimline collection of edited favorites in a lightweight, unchallenging format specially designed for today's aliterate intellectual. You have more important things to spend your money on than improving the mind and spirit, and we here at the White Devil Press know it. They're cheap enough to abuse, yet booky enough to make for fun reading! Buy a bunch and pass them out at church or at the next drug gang meet-up! Now there ...