books by Xlibris Corporation     books:       Dead Wave1 review Anthony Giangregorio Xlibris Corporation, 2007 Best one of this series Just finished reading this book and really enjjoyed it. I had discovered this author a few months back. He had written several zombie books but there were no reviews. I had taken a chance on Dead End and enjoyed that one too. After that I bought most of his other books and have been going through them. This author is self published so there are some minor spelling errors which are ...             The Domain Game1 review David Kesmodel Xlibris Corporation, 2008 "The Domain Game" Has The Potential To Influence And Ignite The Next Generation Of Leaders... Many of us have a valid excuse why we missed an early wave of opportunity to invest - or invest more heavily - in Internet domain names. We may have had no idea what was happening and what we were missing out on, or we may have had a clue but could not quite grasp how to get a handle on it. With David Kesmodel's "The Domain Game" now available, though, there are few excuses to sit on the ...             Patriots: Surviving the Coming Collapse: A Novel of the Turbulent Near Future (Expanded and Updated 33 ...156 reviews James Wesley Rawles Xlibris Corporation, 2006 Awesome book for true patriots I enjoyed this book from front to back. An excellent read if you are survival minded, or are just hoping for the day when we can take our country back.             Walt's People - Volume 6 Didier Ghez Xlibris Corporation, 2008             Nick of Time19 reviews Ted Bell, Theodore Augustus Bell III Xlibris Corporation, 2000 Great Read for all ages! What an incredible book! Read it in about 14 hours in two days last week. It's a good thing we were traveling a long distance and I wasn't driving! I am now reading Nick to my daughters a chapter a night at bedtime. They are voracious readers, too. They gladly give up some of their nightly reading time to listen to your book. What a great experience for us. They don't like it when we get ...             Eric is Winning8 reviews Eric Edney Xlibris Corporation, 2005 Eric is Amazing Eric is amazing. My DH was just dx with ALS. We have both read his book from cover to cover. He brings up many good points. Since we are just starting down this path, I can't say for sure what items will help us. However, we did adopt a mostly raw vegan diet. We are already seeing many improvements from that. We have also started on a supplement list very similar to Erics. DH is also set ...             Dead End: A Zombie Novel3 reviews Anthony Giangregorio Xlibris Corporation, 2007 Sam I have to agree with the guy that wrote the first review. I love a good zombie book and this one is right up there with the best of them. I will most definitely read the rest of these books!             Demonstrating to Win!: The Indispensable Guide for Demonstrating Software16 reviews Robert Riefstahl Xlibris Corporation, 2000 Just what my sales force needed I read Demo2Win and fell in love with the concept. After years of demonstrating software, I always felt like I could have done better if I had more tools. Robert's book gave me those tools. The tools I remember from the book were simple. Just be a little different than the other person or company. The Discovery Phase in the long run will save you and your customer time. You will find out if ...             Atheist Universe: Why God Didn't Have A Thing To Do With It201 reviews David Mills Xlibris Corporation, 2003 Yeah, this is the book EVERYONE should read!!! This book is written with "common sense" and I liked it a lot. All the arguments against Creationism are based on true scientific facts and observations and leave you with no doubt about all myths and beliefs of religion. Dr. Mills straightforwardly approaches every aspect of Genesis and inevitably disproves it with scientific statements. It is very sad and surprising that these days, despite ...             Darcy's Passions28 reviews Regina Jeffers Xlibris Corporation, 2007 Mr. Darcy's transformation I've read a few Austen sequels but this is the first retelling. I enjoyed it very much-- Darcy's stereotyping the locals as country bumpkins, his conflicted feelings when he meets Elilzabeth, his deep obsession with her and finally his overlooking her connections as not up to his lofty ideals, up to the awkward, desperate and insulting proposal. it was a delight to see this man change his whole ...             Language Processing Problems: A Guide for Parents and Teachers4 reviews Cindy Gaulin Xlibris Corporation, 2000 This one is a "must buy"! A rich source of information for Speech Language Pathologists, Parents and Teachers! Very Readable and worth purchasing. It contains many great suggestions that parents and teachers can implement at home and in the classroom.             Certain to Win17 reviews Chet Richards Xlibris Corporation, 2004 Great Stuff - Boyd on Business Sadly it is only after his death that we have come to have widespread appreciation of Boyd's great intellect. This book is another great step in finding broader application of some of what Boyd taught.Chet Richards has done a great job of bringing Boyd's message to the business world. Some have questioned whether a view of decision making in combat was applicable to business. The answer is ...             Fujita Seiko5 reviews Phillip T. Hevener Xlibris Corporation, 2008 Author I wrote this biography of Fujita Seiko because I couldn't understand why it hadn't already been done! Here is a man who not only claimed to be "The Last Ninja," but, was also a prolific author of books on Japanese budo. In life, Fujita was a student of Ninjutsu, Jujutsu, Jojutsu, Shurikenjutsu, and many other arts, including the gendai arts of Judo, Kendo and Karate. His influence was profound ...             Dead Rain1 review Anthony Giangregorio Xlibris Corporation, 2007 Better than the first book This is the second book in "The Deadwater" series and better than the first book. In this book, the author seems to have polished and retooled the characters and premise a bit. The first book had introduced the characters as they dealt with the first days of a zombie apocalypse which had quickly overtaken a small town. This second book jumps ahead a number of months when the zombie invasion ...             Honor and Shame4 reviews Roland Muller Xlibris Corporation, 2001 Seeing Beyond Our Cultural Eye-Glasses I read this book after it came highly recommended by the president of the Evangelical Missions Society, and several college professors - and I do not regret it in the least. Rolland Mueller enables us to see beyond our cultural eye-glasses by laying out the anthropological concept of guilt based, fear based and shame based societies. As Westerners shaped by logic, philosophy, rhetoric and a ...             Deadwater2 reviews Anthony Giangregorio Xlibris Corporation, 2006 Sam This is the second book I have read by Giangregorio. I have some problem getting past all the grammatical errors and use of certain annoying phrases but still I find I can lose myself in his books and enjoy the way his storytelling flows. I plan to purchase and read all of his zombie books I just hope the other books were better edited.             Proximity: A Novel of the Navy's Elite Bomb Squad7 reviews Stephen Phillips Xlibris Corporation, 2007 If you see these guys running, try to keep up! Author Stephen Phillips takes you on a wild ride with one of the Navy's elite Explosive Ordinance Disposal (EOD) teams as they do their part in the Global War on Terror. The main character, LT Jascinski, gave up a promising career as a surface warrior because he wanted to pursue the high-speed low drag world of Navy EOD. In his first billet out of EOD school, he gets all he can handle as he and ...             Paris For Kids3 reviews Karen Uhlmann Xlibris Corporation, 2005 The Only Way to Go Thanks to Ms. Uhlmann for her unerring advice on what to eat, see, do and try in Paris. My seven- and ten-year-olds had an amazing time, which needless to say, made the vacation a delight for me, too. I've been to Paris a dozen times, yet going there with my kids gave me a fresh, fun perspective on the City of Light. With any luck, there'll be Rome for Kids, Madrid for Kids, London for Kids ...             Natural Dog Training11 reviews Kevin Behan Xlibris Corporation, 2002 Best Training Book I've Read I must say that for those reviewers who complain about the use of corrections or prong collars etc, you've obviously missed the whole point of the book. This book is not based or focused on using correction techniques. If you use corrections simply to suppress a dog's behavior, then yes, you will cause behavior problems and possible aggression as well. But that is not what Kevin is ...             With a Little Faith, Second Edition89 reviews Jude Stringfellow Xlibris Corporation, 2006 No Faith Needed - This is a Guaranteed Good Read! With a Little Faith is a very easy read. Jude Stringfellow has a lovely way with words and a great sense of humor, which comes thru on every page. Her faith in God is evident on every page! Her written voice reminds me of Sue Grafton's character, Kinsey Millhone, in the alphabet mysteries. Only this time, the story is non-fiction. I will recommend this book to my book club!              search for books atheist, certain, chapter, collapse, deadwater, demonstrating, edition, expanded, fujita, indispensable, language, natural, parents, passions, patriots, people, problems, processing, proximity, second, software, surviving, teachers, training, turbulent, universe, updated, volume, winning, zombie books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: A Photographic Atlas for the Botany Laboratory Impressum - about us get your own tag board