Keeping the Stethoscope, Hanging Up the Uniform is not just a memoir it's a frontline testimony of survival, sacrifice, and the silent war far too many veterans fight alone.Steven Davis, an Army nurse who traded battlefield trauma for the chaos of civilian emergency rooms, pulls back the curtain on two worlds the public rarely sees and even more rarely understands. With gripping clarity, he takes readers into the trauma bay where seconds determine life or death, an...

This book was written about the summer of 2023, when Steven Davis worked an unarmed security officer position. Being certified through the state was a requirement within sixty days of the hire date.Steven Davis wrote this book to show people how Jesus and the Holy Spirit really work. Amazingly, that summer he never got stabbed, shot, punched, or anything along those lines-thank God. It was a divine protection on him.The book also shows how, even when you don't know what to ...

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For most Americans, state lands are the most readily accessible type of public land; however, despite their ubiquity, they remain largely terra incognita. The Other Public Lands is a primer on state public lands and the political dynamics that underlie their management. Offering a wide-angle overview, Steven Davis focuses on how states prioritize competing claims related to conservation, resource development, tourism, recreation, and finances.The Other

Summer 1914. In the quiet, hallowed halls of the British Foreign Office, junior clerk Raymond Clinton believes he is serving the cause of peace. He meticulously transcribes a top-secret naval treaty with Germany, a document designed to prevent the very war that looms over Europe. His world is one of polite society, diplomatic ink, and the unshakeable certainty of the British Empire. But his idealism makes him the perfect pawn for the devastatingly charming Count Von Hoffma...

SIX MURDERS. THIRTY DAYS. A SYSTEM THAT FAILED EVERYONE.In the winter of 1978, the quiet streets of Arden-Arcade, California, became the hunting ground for one of the most violent disorganised killers in American history. Richard Trenton Chase did not hide in the shadows; he walked into unlocked homes in broad daylight, driven by severe somatic delusions.But the tragedy of the Sacramento murders began long before the first shot was fired. It began in overcrowded psychiatric...

The Chilling True Story Of The Matamoros "Satanic" Cult, Cartels, Sacrificial Murders And The Abduction That Finally Brought Them Down.In the spring of 1989, an American rite of passage collided with a borderland nightmare.When twenty-one-year-old pre-med student Mark Kilroy vanished into the neon-lit streets of Matamoros, Mexico, during a collegiate Spring Break trip, authorities dismissed it as a routine case of youthful misadventure. But...

One man dances to the music. The other wants to own the song.Carl Strang was a nobody until he found the notebook. Now, guided by an ancient, rhythmic "Drummer" in his head and a blood-stained diary, he has transformed into a feral force of nature. After a brutal escape from the Meadow View secure hospital for the criminally insane, Carl leaves a trail of "specimens" across the continent, eventually returning to the desolate beauty of the Yorkshire Moors to prepare...

The first Texas-based writer to gain national attention, J. Frank Dobie proved that authentic writing springs easily from the native soil of Texas and the Southwest. In best-selling books such as Tales of Old-Time Texas, Coronado's Children, and The Longhorns, Dobie captured the Southwest's folk history, which was quickly disappearing as the United States became ever more urbanized and industrial. Renowned as "Mr. Texas," Dobie paradoxically has almost disappeared from view—a cas...

The Monetary Authority of Singapore, Asian Bureau of Finance and Economic Research, University of Chicago Booth Business School, and National University of Singapore Business School have organised the Asian Monetary Policy Forum (AMPF) annually since 2014. The Forum brings together eminent academics, policymakers and private sector economists to deliberate pressing monetary policy issues particularly relevant for Asian countries.This volume collects the inaugural speech and commissioned pa...

Simon didn't like bedtime, the wardrobe monster only came out at night and it was going to get him sooner or later.

There is a paradox in the saying, "Thank you for your service." Many find pride in saying it. However, it comes off to the many who have served as hollow, not really meaning anything. Over 453,000 veterans across the United States are currently unemployed or greatly underemployed, and over 6,200 veterans commit suicide every year because of hopelessness and depression. This book answers some of the ageless questions about our veterans' struggles and identifies some of the causes of these d...