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This book is about a place that gives underprivileged children of our veteran service men and women a new beginning in life. I describe my 15and 1/2 year memorable experiences that hopefully parallel those of the other 200 plus kids living there at the time, fulfilling the home's purpose, "Love, Care, and Education" for the children.

This book is about a place that gives underprivileged children of our veteran service men and women a new beginning in life. I describe my 15and 1/2 year memorable experiences that hopefully parallel those of the other 200 plus kids living there at the time, fulfilling the home's purpose, "Love, Care, and Education" for the children.

Ted Stevens is a capable, respected trial attorney whose drinking problem and impending divorce have sent him on a downward slide. His appointment as defense counsel in a high-profile murder case seems to offer a chance at redemption. The opportunity, however, isn't without risks. The victim--a local newspaper reporter known for her loose lifestyle and her willingness to take risks to get a story--was not only a former client but Ted's secret lover as well. Ted must choose between concealing evidence that would be helpful to his client and revealing it, thereby becoming a suspect himself. Author Terry Lewis is a trial judge in Tallahassee, where he lives with his wife, Fran, and Bordoodle, Pepper.

Terry Lewis's second courtroom novel features Ted's partner, Paul Morganstein. While defending his late brother's best friend on a murder charge, Paul obtains privileged information (which he is ethically bound not to disclose) leading him to conclude that his client committed another murder thirty years ago. The victim? Paul's brother. Paul takes on the biggest company with the deepest pockets in the Panhandle, defending a client who, incredibly, seems less concerned than his attorney that he's facing murder one. The deeper Paul digs, the more likely it seems his client not only killed the vice president of Pinnacle Paper Company but knows a lot more than he'll say about the death of Paul's brother, David. Investigation into the Pinnacle case is turning up new evidence that reveals more about David's life--and death--than Paul can deny. Does Paul honor the sacred oath of confidentiality and allow his brother's murderer to go free, or does he breach that duty in the interest of a higher morality, a greater justice? Moreover, will his client decide that there is really only one way to be sure that Paul doesn't disclose this "privileged information"?

Ted Stevens' new client is a mental patient who is either a delusional, psychotic killer or an innocent man framed for the murder of his psychologist--or maybe both. Nathan Hart, incarcerated for the brutal murder of his family, hears voices and believes that a secret organization known only as the Unit is out to get him. Is the Unit responsible for the murder of Dr. Aaron Rosenberg in an effort to keep Nathan confined to a mental hospital? Or is something more sinister afoot? Ted needs to uncover the truth quickly. His life--and that of his family--will depend on it.

Are your spiritual eyes wide open so they can see the focus of your heart?Vision - the ability to see - is truly a precious gift. From a spiritual perspective, vision is the focus of our heart. It determines the direction of our lives, and ultimately, the success of our faith walk.In "Eyes Wide Open," Pastor Terry Lewis explores seven powerful directives from Paul's first letter to Thessalonica specifically designed to expand the field of vision for the Christ-follower, walking with clear focus to avoid temptation and daily spiritual victory. "In Eyes Wide Open, Pastor Terry Lewis provides applicable Biblical truths to instruct and inspire the reader in their spiritual journey. He not only identifies many of the spiritual challenges believers face but also provides positive action steps to enable spiritual growth and victory. This book will encourage you and provide a foundation for greater spiritual victories in your life and ministry."James E. Rayburn, D.Min.Assistant General BishopPentecostal Church of God Terry Lewis is the senior pastor of FaithPointe Ministries in Lexington, Kentucky. He and his wife, Tresa, have ministered with passion and humility as pastors, evangelists, and teachers for nearly 30 years. Pastor Terry is a native of Morgan County, Kentucky, and is a graduate of Morehead State University and Life Christian University. He currently serves as Director of Ministry Development for the Pentecostal Church of God, Kentucky District.