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Antiquated Premonitions
Robert Stephen Clark
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2011
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The Little Book of Horror: The Tantalus, Paris at midnight, The Emulator
Robert Stephen Payne
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2013
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Echoes from Old Cornwall
Robert Stephen Hawker
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Judging Everyman: the Trials of John Henry Brock
Robert Stephen Carter
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Victorian Gothic blends with Tudor history in this fabulous tale of love and destinyLondon 1876. The painter Amos Roselli is in love with his life-long friend and model, the beautiful Daphne - and she with him - until one day she is discovered by another man, a powerful and wealthy industrialist. What will happen when Daphne realises she has sacrificed her happiness to a loveless marriage? What will happen when the artist realises he has lost his most cherished source of inspiration? And how will they negotiate the ever-increasing frequency of strange and bizarre events that seem to be driving them relentlessly towards self-destruction?Here, amid the extravagant Neo-Gothic culture of Victorian England, the iconic poem 'The Lady of Shalott' blends with mysterious and ghostly glimpses of Tudor history. Romantic, atmospheric and deeply dark.
Layers of Deceit: Lies Have Consequences
Robert Stephen
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO GET BACK THE ONE YOU LOVE Five years have passed since Jonathan Dunsmore's last and only best seller. Forgotten, he's lost everything including beautiful Nisha, the only woman he loved. Dangling on the brink of insanity a stranger appears in the author's life. A person who knows Jonathan will do anything to get Nisha back. "Do you want to write another best seller," says Beckett Reed. "To write about a killer you must become a killer." Torn between his fear of Beckett Reed and his desire to hold Nisha again in his arms Jonathan must become a character in his next book. Jonathan randomly stalks and kills a man and makes it look like a robbery-homicide. However, hidden in the dead man's wallet is a piece of paper, which his brother, the leader of a Russian gang, will do anything and kill anyone to get it back.
Roger spent his whole life making a living. He forgot one thing though. How to live. Standing in front of his employees on his last day Roger says his goodbye. "If I have to describe who I am, I can easily say I am a person who followed the rules. I worked hard and gave it my all. I built my company and made a good living. There was no time to waste. You all know me. I was always the first one in the office and the last one to leave. Well, I've sold the company and have been rewarded for all my years of commitment. Most of you have been here with me from the beginning. Thank you." Roger left that day looking forward to a quiet retirement. Never married, except to his business, Roger's life has been safe and boring. He is the poster child for orderliness and calm. It's funny how life works. Roger thinks he has lived, but he's mistaken. Life has something planned for Roger and her name is Stephanie. From cautious spectator to reluctant participant Roger is dragged into an adventure and there is no turning back. Who is Stephanie? A government agent? A femme fatale, an assassin, or an escaped felon? Whoever Stephanie is, Roger's life and heart will never be the same. Hesitant Roger has learned how to weather every storm. To him this will be no different. But Stephanie is a hurricane who teaches Roger how to dance in the rain.
William wakes up one morning to find a text message on his phone. I NEED YOUR HELP Unbeknownst to William Haler they would become the four most dangerous words he's ever read. The message is from Natalie who he hasn't spoken to for months but would never refuse because William loves her and always has. Drawn deeper into her world he discovers Natalie is not who he thought she was. From the lips of a dying man the words THE CONCERT suck William into a situation that grows more dangerous by the hour. As he tries to unravel the labyrinth of lies he goes from rescuer to fugitive framed for murder.
The 12 Steps - A Lifeready Motivational Guide.
Robert Stephen Wells
Independently Published
2018
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I spent a year of my life putting this book together. I didn't do it for the money (as you can see from the price, of which I receive very little) and I didn't do it for fame. I put in hundreds of hours, simply because I wanted to help people. I want to help people to avoid making the same mistakes that I have made in life. This little book comes from the heart, from me to you, in the hope that it will guide you back to what is important in life. Thank you.
World War II As Experienced by a Wehrmacht Heer Soldier, KURT NOACK
Robert Stephen Spangler; Francis Kurt Spangler
Dr. Robert S. Spangler
2021
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I arrived in Bremerhaven, Germany, by troop ship mid December 1964. We were escorted to a troop train and started our journey into the heartland of Germany. The train made many short stops; contingents of soldiers got off and were met by a U.S. Army NCO with a clipboard as the train began to move again. As we moved into Germany, I thought about my family heritage and realized that I was probably more German/Irish than any other combination, but I also had French and Spanish blood and a small percentage of Native American blood. I looked forward to seeing Germany, France, and Spain since my life was being disrupted by a draft notice in July 1964 which I ignored and reenlisted. I had been divorced and that triggered the draft. Seems like my active duty time during the Korean War in the Infantry was a couple of months shy of fulfilling my active duty requirement. Also, even though I had temporary custody of my two young children, it only counted if it was permanent custody. My parents agreed to care for my daughter and son while I served again on active duty, this time in the field artillery.As the train moved ahead, I looked out the window, watching the countryside roll by between small villages and towns. I was shocked to see pristine towns, rebuilt roads and autobahns, and industrious people, older males and women mostly, working at their daily tasks. I expected a lot of rubble still; it was only nineteen years since World War II had ended and Germany had been severely damaged. I thought back about four relatives who had fought and served in Europe. My Aunt Eileen B., who was an RN, was 1st LT who saw more horror than the men on a day to day basis; her husband, my Uncle Bud B., who saw combat as a company grade officer in the Infantry; my Uncle Frank A., who was a belly gunner on a B17 and completed his required missions over Germany as the war ended; and then there was my Uncle Webby R., who was in the second or third wave of infantry soldiers who crossed the Remagen Bridge on March 7, 1945. He was seriously wounded when he stepped on an anti-personnel mine eight weeks before the war ended. As a child at my maternal grandparents' house, I used to hide and listen to these combat veterans tell their stories to each other when they thought no one else was listening. That's why, as I looked out my window on the train, I expected a defeated country with leftover rubble and a sad, depressed group of people, especially since Germany had been divided into East and West. Instead, I was seeing active, smiling, even people waving to us as the train passed. It was hard to believe how much progress they had made and were still making. Regardless, I thought that even though we were no longer an Occupation Force, we were still there to protect them from a possible, more likely probable, attack by Soviet Forces through the Fulda Gap, a natural invasion route which had been used by aggressors for over a thousand years. By the time I arrived in Frankfurt/Main and boarded a van which took us to an Army Compound in downtown Frankfurt/Main until our assigned units came with Deuce and a half trucks to pick us up, I enjoyed looking over the building, as it was a Wehrmacht Heer dormitory originally. While there I learned that the building ws now under the U.S. Seventh Army and my orders read I was assigned to Battery A, Second Battalion, 27th Field Artillery, which was in the Third Armoured Division. The operative word in my orders was field. We would spend about 182 days per year in the field training near the border in the Fulda Region according to the NCOs in Frankfurt/Main, and they told the truth. As I threw my duffle bag in the back of the Army truck and climbed up, in my plan was to do whatever job was assigned to me well and to see as much of Germany, France, and Spain as I could with earned leave time. I had absolutely no idea that I would rise from Pvt E2 to Spec/4 in a matter of months and then to Sgt E5] .
To a machine time is irrelevant. The objective is always achieved. Over time, man's complacency and growing dependence on the machine led to his annihilation. IT IS THE FUTURE. The Summation, a network of Artificial Intelligence is the new ruler of the world. It controls everything. Systematically food and water supplies around the globe were poisoned. A 50 year old drought turned most of the United States into a desert. Cities, once thriving and alive, are large empty ghost townsIt is the year 2052. A group of one-hundred and fifty human beings, the last people on the planet, are hiding in a bunker in Central California. Their only way to survive... leave Earth. They are told lying dormant in a silo is a rocket ship 800 miles away that will take them to an abandoned space station orbiting high above the planet. The humans can no longer wait they must leave their hiding place. Two men, Lieutenant Christopher Dowling, and his nemesis Ford Hackett lead the others over deadly terrain running from an army of robots. Their objective-remain alive. The Summation's objective-eliminate all human beings.
Whether seated in a pew or listening to something online about faith, most of the faith-talk people hear is shaped by a speaker's faith sensibility. And those faith sensibilities can generally be distinguished as four distinctly different "voices" of preaching. Understanding what these voices are and how they differ is what this book is about. In this updated and expanded volume, the author canvases the tradition of preaching by drawing together religious, social, and cultural concerns that have given birth to each new North American way of communicating about faith in God. This is a book about why communicating the Gospel matters in whatever form it takes.
The Mouse That Became The Cat: from innocence to evil
Robert Stephen
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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All of us have a breaking point-robert stephen George is a troubled young boy, an outsider who wants to be left alone. In a single afternoon, his life is thrown into chaos which changes everything. Bullied and teased but unable to forgive and forget he corrects the wrong and retaliates. Causing an incident that gains national attention George and his alcoholic father must run away. But life is sending the boy into a pit of hell when he is confronted with a far deadlier incident. George barely survives an attack by Hank Calner, a serial killer. However, believing himself a fugitive George cannot go to the police. In the monster's deranged mind hidden secrets won't allow him to spare the boy. He sets out to stalk and torment George before he kills the boy. Forced to confront the insanity of this madman George himself is driven over the edge of reality. Hank plays with the boy like a large cat playing with a mouse before killing its prey. However, George is not prey. He has buried dangerous secrets of his own Los Angeles, the 1960's, a turbulent decade of assassinations, riots, and war
What would you do for your best friend? How far would you go? Before summer ends Joey envisions a great adventure for himself along with his best friend Jamison. The two boys hike up to Lightning Lake in search of treasure. However, they discover far more. A wounded grizzly bear in a haunted forest. In the second story, "Three Strikes," eleven year old Eddy is determined to prove something. His story begins alone in his backyard. Months later a simple dream ends up touching the lives of hundreds of other people.
The Development of the Proto-Indo-European Laryngeals in Greek
Robert Stephen Paul Beekes
De Gruyter Mouton
1969
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Prose Works - Including Footprints of former men in far Cornwall. Carefully re-edited with sketches never before published is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1893. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.
Cornish Ballads With Other Poems
Robert Stephen Hawker; C E (Charles Edward) Byles
Hansebooks
2017
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Cornish Ballads With Other Poems is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1884. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.