Kirjahaku

Reaching maximum success cannot be achieved without making the necessary sacrifices. In fact, the size of any success is directly proportional to the extra mile covered in its pursuit. Therefore, the extra mile defines the level of success. Do not expect your actions to be logical when you are operating in this realm. Extra-mile actions do not make sense because they do not appeal to the senses. So when you are about to embark on an extra-mile action, it is pointless to consult anyone but God! Sacrificing can hurt, but nothing lifts the spirit of a person better. You can change your present circumstances by launching your sacrifices a notch higher. About the Author: Chris Ekpekurede is a professional civil engineer in Nigeria and is a practicing Christian. He was chief engineer for six years at Nigerian Dredging and Marine, a subsidiary of the Royal Volker Stevin of Holland, and later became head of corporate civil engineering for the Shell Petroleum Development Company. He is an expert in church building projects and has laboured in this capacity for twenty years in the vineyard.In this book that draws a lot from his Christian experience and personal testimonies, he not only outlines steps for living life towards maximum, he espouses how a life of continual sacrifices coupled with a solid relationship with God is the key to maximum success. This book will affect your understanding of who God is and how you worship Him. Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/ChrisEkpekurede

When Henry loses his lucrative job at Global Haulage Company, it sets in motion a series of catastrophic events within a failed transportation business, as well as a false prophet who breaks up his home.Events spiral dangerously around two stunning and inexplicable lookalikes and their common lover, leading to another broken home and a crazy quest for sex that claims the life of their lover. Helen, Henry's wife and one of the lookalikes, must return to her marriage. Can she go the distance, even with the help of the Godly Stranger?Down-to-earth and wise cracking, the story exposes the vulnerability of employees who get caught up in corporate reorganisations, and those who fail to plan against sudden career upheaval. The novel offers serious lessons in poor retirement planning and rashly thought out entrepreneurial ventures. It also indicts a society taken hostage by a plethora of false prophets and pastors feeding on the gullibility of hapless people.Godly Stranger does provide a consolation: Despite the harsh realities of life, there is solace within the secret hands of God at work in the lives of those who sincerely trust Him. The story not only elicits sympathy for Helen and Henry as they taste the bitter pills of life, but also gives hope to all who face hard times.Author Bio: A civil engineer with several fellowships, Nigerian Chris Ekpekurede is a public speaker and the author of six nonfictional books. Godly Stranger is his first foray into fictional writing.

Two stunning lookalikes create a stir when they accidentally meet again at the matriculation ceremony of their sons at Mount Zion University in Abuja. As soon as they see each other, they recall they met eleven years earlier under equally strange circumstances.One promptly goes for the left ear of the other to confirm the presence of an unmistakable scar, a birthmark deliberately left there by the midwife who delivered them in order to distinguish one twin from the other.They introduce themselves and render their separate accounts of the events that first brought them together. Curious admirers ask, "Are you twins?" But they can't answer because they don't know All they can do is stare at each other incredulously each time someone asks the question. They wonder who they are and why their paths keep crossing. Unknown to them, they were not born to live, but God was in the mix.Not Born to Live is: ... a stirring story of prostitution and foster-parenting.... a strong advocacy for child rights."The beauty of the book is in the steps taken by the lookalikes to discover their identities, and the discovery, coupled with the circumstances that surround their birth, will no doubt justify the suspense the reader experiences." - Professor Oyeniyi Okunoye, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, NigeriaAuthor Bio: A civil engineer with several fellowships, Chris Ekpekurede is a seminar speaker and publisher of six non-fictional books with numerous accolades. Godly Stranger and Not Born to Live are his first novels. A third novel in the series is coming.