books about: destiny     books:       Star Trek: A Singular Destiny (Star Trek) Keith R. A. DeCandido Star Trek, 2009 The Shape of Things to Come The cataclysmic events of Star Trek: Destiny have devastated known space. Worlds have fallen. Lives have been destroyed. And in the uneasy weeks that follow, the survivors of the holocaust continue to be tested to the limits of their endurance. But strange and mysterious occurrences are destabilizing the galaxy's battle-weary Allies even further. In the Federation, efforts to replenish diminished resources and ...             Star Trek: Destiny: Mere Mortals (Star Trek)3 reviews David Mack Star Trek, 2008 About Time After the almost child-like and flat writting in Greater than the Sum I was about ready to give up on TNG works. While not nearly as stupid as the Voyager relaunched it certainly found itself leaning to that simple third grade writing style rather than the rich, compelling and complicated beauty that is the DS9 works, in particular the fabulous Terok Nor trilogy. However, the first two books, ...             The Song (The Sons of Destiny, Book 4)19 reviews Jean Johnson Berkley Trade, 2008 It's about family I was really worried about if I would like this book or not after reading the reviews but I had to know what happened to poor Evanor so I bought it anyway. I am so glad that I did! I hope that Johnson keeps unraveling the whole story of these mage brothers, as well as their own individual romances. I agree that too much time was spent on the explanation of cell phone technology, after all we are ...             Star Trek: Destiny: Gods of Night9 reviews David Mack Star Trek, 2008 A worthy continuation of the Star Trek saga... The first of three novels in this trilogy, "Gods of Night" in an admirable contribution to the saga that is Star Trek. Pros: * David Mack has managed to craft an epic story that manages to weave together the various threads of the Trek universe with surprising dexterity. * This book FEELS like Star Trek. I can't explain that...the statement has to stand on it's own. * I'd grown tired ...             Star Trek: Destiny: Lost Souls (Star Trek) David Mack Star Trek, 2008 The soldiers of Armageddon are on the march, laying waste to worlds in their passage. An audacious plan could stop them forever, but it carries risks that one starship captain is unwilling to take. For Captain Jean-Luc Picard, defending the future has never been so important, or so personal -- and the wrong choice will cost him everything for which he has struggled and suffered. For Captain William Riker, that choice has already been made. ...             Destiny Kills (Myth and Magic, Book 1)6 reviews Keri Arthur Dell, 2008 Perfection! Loved this book - once I started there was no stopping =) Kerri Arthur put together a wonderful story - beautiful romance between two interesting characters, and the thriller aspect was rather well written as well! Can't wait for the next book in the series.             Destiny of Souls: New Case Studies of Life Between Lives88 reviews Michael Newton Llewellyn Publications, 2000 Powerful testimony for the existence of life between lives Of those books on the market that discuss the world of life between lives, Newton's appears the most clinical and objective. He is at his best when providing us excerpts of sessions with clients who share information about LBL. As a hypnotherapist, he does not appear to lead clients to describe their experiences. The result is powerful testimony for the existence of LBL. So, unless Newton is ...             Character Is Destiny: Inspiring Stories Every Young Person Should Know and Every Adult Should Remember ...39 reviews John McCain, Mark Salter Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2007 Suprisingly Interesting Long car ride. 4 kids. Hey, let's torture the kids with John McCain... we packed along the iPods and gadgets, and figured WE (the adults) would listen to this while the kids ignored it. We popped in the first disc of the audio CD. After about 5 minutes, I thought, "there's just no way I can listen to this through the whole state of Utah!" McCain's voice is pretty monotone. Enough to put ...             The Storm (The Sons of Destiny, Book 6)10 reviews Jean Johnson Berkley Trade, 2008 The Storm, The Sons of Destiny, book 6 Was really looking forward to reading this book after reading the first five books in the series. What I would love to know is where the author gets her research from in the romance scenes as they are hot!hot!hot! Her imagination knows no bounds and keeps you coming back for more. I especially wanted to see what would happen with Rydan as I thought that he would be the hardest to find his mate. ...             Manifest Your Destiny: The Nine Spiritual Principles for Getting Everything You Want63 reviews Dr.Wayne W. Dyer HarperPaperbacks, 1999 Awesome! Manifest Your Destiny encourages you to step into your own PLACE OF POWER. It encourages you to do so and lets you know that it is your spiritual right to do so. Furthermore, this book gives you the techniques and information necessary for you to live your life in authentic power. "Never ever a victim " is the consciousness that grows out of reading and applying the information in this book. ...             Chasing Destiny152 reviews Eric Jerome Dickey NAL Trade, 2007 Another great book! I really enjoyed this book! I didn't want it to end. Thanks EJD for another great book.             The Wolf (The Sons of Destiny, Book 2)17 reviews Jean Johnson Berkley Trade, 2007 The Wolf (Songs of Destiny) Book 2 I managed to buy a copy of book one, The Sword and found myself chomping at the bit to find out what was going to happen next. A search through the Australian book stores disappointed me but Amazon saved my soul. This book is awesome - can't wait to continue to read the series - Jean Johnson is a great fantasy novel writer - will continue to buy her works.             The Cat (The Sons of Destiny, Book 5)16 reviews Jean Johnson Berkley Trade, 2008 The Cat, The Sons of Destiny, Book 5 Was avidly waiting for the postman to come with this delivery! I couldn't put this book down, but was a little disappointed that Trevan didn't get his oats until the end of the book. That's not to say that, the author's vivid imagination didn't let her down throughout the book and the romance scenes were orgasmic! I didn't intend to be vulgar, but it describes the way I feel aptly!!! Can't wait ...             Roll Call to Destiny: The Soldier's Eye View of Civil War Battles3 reviews Brent Nosworthy Basic Books, 2008 Personalize the experience of soldiering Civil War authors while knowable and good writers have special abilities that define their work. Stephen Sears brings battles to life on the written page. Steven Woodworth explains the inner workings of Confederate politics in a way that is fun to read. Eric Wittenberg captures the experience of the cavalry during the war. Gordon Rhea writes wonderful detailed accounts of the Overland ...             The Master (The Sons of Destiny, Book 3)19 reviews Jean Johnson Berkley Trade, 2007 The Sons of Destiny, Book 3 Couldn't wait to start this book as I enjoyed the other two so much. Didn't like Dominor as much as Saber and Wolfer, but this book was a good read as well. The author is very inventive and always seems to have very different plots in all of the different books. Would recommend reading this series             The Sword (The Sons of Destiny, Book 1)30 reviews Jean Johnson Berkley, 2008 Mmmmmm good The Sword (The Sons of Destiny, Book 1) I bought this book to give the series a try. Figured if it wasn't up to my type of reading I would only be out this one book. After spending just two nights reading it I headed back to Amazon for the next two books in the series. The Sword...Saber...ah what a man, so sure he would keep his brothers safe from the curse that was lay-ed upon them, ...             The Nature and Destiny of Man: A Christian Interpretation : Human Nature (Library of Theological Ethics)4 reviews Reinhold Niebuhr Westminster John Knox Press, 1996 Absorbing and Rewarding In the Nature and Destiny of Man, Reinhold Niebuhr, the influential "Christian realist" theologian, deals with big issues: the nature of man, history, and the end of the history. He offers deep - I would say profound - support for his views, but not proof. He offers one interpretation of the meaning of life's mysteries but not the only possible interpretation. Niebuhr begins by arguing that ...             Manifest Destinies: The Making of the Mexican American Race Laura Gomez NYU Press, 2008 View the Table of Contents Read the Introduction We Know We?re Not White: Author Interview on San Diego Weekly Reader “Gómez sets out to write ‘an antidote to historical amnesia about the key nineteenth-century events that produced the first Mexican Americans.’ A law professor at the University of New Mexico, Gómez takes a three-pronged approach: she looks at Chicano history via sociology, history, and law, using New Mexico as a case study. At ...             Dark Destiny (The Carpathians (Dark) Series, Book 11)93 reviews Christine Feehan Leisure Books, 2004 paranormal romance If you want a great read you really need to read this series.Ms Feehan is a wonderful writter and has an imagination the surpasses so many authors. I love to read to escape the real world and so I only real fantasy type books so I can go out of myself and go somewhere far away.And all her books do that for me.The love scenes are wonderful and I feel like I am the lucky woman the hero loves.             Your Destiny Switch: Master Your Key Emotions, and Attract the Life of Your Dreams51 reviews Peggy McColl Hay House, 2008 A must read! The author has shared a lot of her wisdom with us in her book and I thought it was very insightful. A must read for anyone at any age in any situation. Jessica V. 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