All books using the keywords: Floyd Larck

Imagine Melanie’s curiosity after learning a secret her mother kept about Chuckie and his death. Combine that with an unscrupulous developer who wants to turn Bos Taurus Acres and other farms or ranches into retirement communities. Will rigged elections and crooked politicians close Melanie’s veterinarian service?

Bos Taurus Acres, once a leading cattle ranch, operated by a Cherokee man and his biracial family. Newcomers from other parts of America have not only moved into the area but local politics as well. The goal of the newcomers: radical change for those who have lived in the area the longest. Cultures clash. Tempers flare. Death shows itself once again.

Imagine a husband bringing an ex-fighter home to live with his pregnant wife and two small children. Who could have imagined what impact would have on the cattleman and his loving family?

Are you familiar with the Bible and its stories? Could there have been alternative outcomes to many of the Bible’s tales? These stories take a look at the world’s most famous book from an altogether different angle! The Bible is the world’s best known book and the original best seller, reaching homes all across the world and acting as a reference for billions of Christians. The stories within it are some of the best known as well, and even if you aren’t a regular church attender you are likely to have heard them or have some passing knowledge of many. Inside this book, Behind The Scenes of Biblical Turning Points, author Floyd Larck takes a somewhat different look at what may have ha ...

A novel about the Hebrew Nation as they made their way to the Promised Land.

Fayola Wilson’s life is rolling along without an awful lot of direction. Her cramped apartment, in New York City, is too small for her and her daughter Grace, and her job as a nurse, while fulfilling in some ways, never seems to earn her enough to get by. There don’t seem to be a whole lot of options open for Fayola, until she discovers that her grandmother’s farm, the one she had hated visiting as a child, has been left to her in her will as the sole living relative. There is just one problem Fayola can see. The farm is in Mississippi and from what she can remember about her visit to the state, was that Black people were still definitely regarded as second class citizens and that rac ...