Imminent Peril is a novel of the Civil War that tells the story of the young men of the famous Wolverine Brigade, of Michigan's 5th cavalry. The story is told in the form of a memoir written by a fictitious common soldier caught up in that disastrous conflict. His comrades who fought the battles and the identities of their famous leaders are rendered as accurately as the author could make them. All of the enlisted men who appear in these pages were drawn from the actual ranks of the Union ...

This brief interpretation of the Apostles' Creed enables readers to thoroughly understand the Creed, structurally and theologically, in the face of widespread contemporary misreading.

The first year of high school has been an eventful one for Archie and his friends, and it's all leading towards a whirlwind finale! But the teens still have some time to go yet. In this latest installment, they are evaluated by their teachers who report their progress to their folks on "parent-teacher" night. How will they fare once their parents learn how they're doing? Meanwhile, in social life, love triangles abound, and so do pranks - some playful, some nasty. But none nastier than the...

Freshman Year: Winter Term In the tradition of Batman: Year One and Marvel's The Ultimates comes the biggest Archie Comics event since the "Love Showdown!" Archie reflects on the term just past, pining over Veronica and lamenting how she went away during the holiday break. Hoping to stay close to Veronica, Archie joins the drama club - the perfect indoor activity during the frosty winter months. But being part of such a large club is hardly the way to gain exclusive quality time with Veron...

In this collection of 29 stories, you can visit a smoke-filled bar in a fantasy world, or experience a love affair with artificial intelligence. Maybe you'd prefer to go back in time and relive the experience of going to a baseball game with your dad, or go back even farther to live in a perilous world when medicine was in its infancy. What's it like to experience the soul-crushing loss of a loved one, or to sit in Heaven's waiting room? Would you rather be a clairvoyant in the world of hi...

Freshman Year: Part Two The first full-length issue of the "Freshman Year" saga finds Archie and his friends just starting the fall semester. Having survived a summer that saw the departure of Jughead and bickering parents, the gang arrives at high school... to find elementary school Principal Mr. Weatherbee has now become the high school Principal! But it's not just about reunions at Riverdale High. Archie also makes a new friend in Pencilneck G., although he prefers his more laid-back bu...

**“Lash is capable of explaining the mind-bending concepts of Gnosticism and pagan mystery cults with bracing clarity and startling insight. . . . [His] arguments are often lively and entertaining.”—**Los Angeles TimesFully revised and with a new preface by the author, this timely update is perfect for readers of The Immortality Key.Since its initial release to wide acclaim in 2006, Not in His Image

Words to Heal the Heart is a collection of poems that cover the highs and lows of human experience. Author Lalani Lash tells in lovely verse the joys of love and parenting as well as those of loss and pain but ending up in triumph. Hopefully, her powerful poems will inspire and comfort you in times of both joy and sorrow.About the AuthorLaLani Lash has always had a passion for writing, a calling she initially set aside to pursue a different path and raise her daughter. After...

“George Berci: The Visionary Surgeon Who Revolutionized Minimally Invasive Surgery” is a riveting biography that explores the life of one of the most influential figures in modern medical history. From his humble beginnings in Hungary to his monumental breakthroughs in surgical technology, Dr. George Berci's journey is nothing short of extraordinary.This captivating book takes you behind the scenes of the revolutionary advancements that reshaped the medical world, as you explore th...

In "The Eye of the Critic: Helen Vendler and the Art of Reading Poetry", readers are invited into the profound and transformative world of Helen Vendler, one of the most influential literary critics of our time. Known for her singular ability to reveal the intricacies of poetic language and the deep emotional currents that flow through verse, Vendler has redefined how readers understand, appreciate, and engage with poetry.This compelling biography explores not only the life of a sc...

"Domestic Life in Virginia in the Seventeenth Century" by Annie Lash Jester offers a detailed exploration of the everyday lives of Virginia's early settlers. The book delves into the social structures, family dynamics, and cultural practices that defined domestic life during this formative period. Jester meticulously examines various aspects such as housing, food, clothing, and the roles of men, women, and children, providing readers with a vivid picture of how these early Virginians navig...

The Summer Before: Travel back in time with this five-issue tale that takes Archie and his friends back to their very first year in high school. It all starts with this poignant prologue which finds the gang wondering just what that first year will be like, while reflecting fondly on the past as well. Along the way, the gang must deal with the pending departure of one of their closest friends, as well as their bickering parents. And while the kids count the days until they enter their new ...