A working time machine, a fortune in wartime gold, and a soldier caught between two centuries: Roger Johnson's high-velocity adventure races from a Civil War battlefield to a driverless future.Union artillery captain Daniel Hilton is guarding a fortune in wartime gold when a machine out of nowhere tears him from a Civil War battlefield and hurls him a century and a half into the future. There he becomes the captive of Jessica Rothman—a ruthless young tech heiress w...

Going through menopause is a natural part of aging, but that does not mean it is easy!Lack of supportive, up-to-date information and, often, unrealistic expectations, can make it difficult for women to grasp that aging is both a normal and a natural part of life. With over 40 years of experience working as an obstetrician and a gynecologist, Dr. Heather Johnson is equipped with the knowledge to help women of all ages mature gracefully.In What They Dont Tell You About Men...

Pause to take your leadership from functional to excellent to embodied!In The Leadership Pause, master somatic leadership coach, trauma psychologist, and mindfulness instructor Chris L. Johnson takes you on a guided journey into your most truthful future as a leader. Johnson’s call to action is for all leaders—new and seasoned professionals alike—to take on the important practice of pausing.The Leadership Pause shows how to quiet the noise...

The next pandemic isn't a distant threat. It's a governance problem we already know how to see — and have chosen, repeatedly, not to fix.The Coming Biological War cuts through the noise to explain what COVID-19 actually revealed: not just a virus, but every structural failure in the global security architecture that biosecurity experts had been flagging for three decades. Biological weapons treaties with no enforcement. Research programs sitting in the grey...

"Remembering Roots highlights the indomitability of the human spirit; and reminds us that, like our ancestors, as long as we continue to breathe, there's hope." —LEVAR BURTON, award-winning actor, director, author, and original cast member of RootsDiscover how the book and TV miniseries Roots became a cultural phenomenon that has shaped our understanding of heritage, race, identity, and family for fifty years.As w...

In Blending Colors ritual observance and devotional attention reveal territories where dividing lines between the living and the dead are blurred, where ordinary experiences shade to unexpected perspectives. Shining briefly within seasonal changes, and flashing from crepuscular moments of Earth’s turnings, the poems frame loss and confusion in quiet observation, attend to grief and loneliness with imagination, polish memories with concentrated reflection. Throughout the book, bird...

Every believer must grapple with issues of mortality, yet the topic of death is rarely addressed in the church today. For those who wish to reflect deeply upon a Christian understanding of death, John Wesley offers a rich, theological perspective on death and dying. The theme of death played a significant role in Wesley's own journey of faith, and the topic of death consistently appears at every major point of Wesley's order of salvation. For Wesley, death was not simply the end of life; i...

What if the loving relationships of the Trinity are the ultimate, objective source for living morally?Adam Lloyd Johnson injects a fresh yet eternal reality into the thriving debate over the basis of moral absolutes. While postmodernism's moral relativism once temporarily disrupted the footing of classic moral theories like natural law and divine command, many nontheistic philosophers assert that morality must rest on something real and objective. Divine Love Theory...

Thomas L. Johnson's remarkable life, wherein he was born into slavery before going on to a successful career as a minister and missionary, is told here in his own words.Until the age of twenty-eight, Johnson lived under the yolk of his slave masters. As a servant he was subject to abuse for trivial matters, such as not knowing the difference between right and left. Sold on by his master whilst still a teenager, the author had already self-taught himself rudiments of literacy from le...

This collection broaches the intersections of critical motherhood studies and feminist geography. Contributors demonstrate that an important dimension of the social construction of motherhood is how mothering happens in space and place, leading to the articulation of diverse maternal geographies. Through 16 concise chapters divided into three thematic sections, the contributors provide an account of motherhood and mothering as spatial practices that are embedded in relations of power acros...

An epic journey into the plight of our cultural evolution From being human commodity to questioning the level of acceptance of Black Americans in society

An enlightening and relatable coming of age and transitioning into womanhood story for middle school aged girls. Readers can journey along as Jasmine tries to find a way to get through the final period of middle school without anyone knowing that she has actually started her period. An amazing story full of twist, turns, and great advice.