LEAD LIKE A COACH: LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM LEGENDARY COACHES is the how-to book in creating and sustaining excellence through teams. Michael Duke's passion and insight into coaching as a leadership style is on every page. Great coaches have mastered the keys to making each player great. The legends know what winning really means. This book is educational and inspiring, full of plenty of real world stories that will motivate you to lead like a legend.

A fun introduction to using a brain. A Thinker’s Book of Dangerous Knowledge takes a straightforward yet humorous approach to that most dangerous activity known to humankind: thinking. This book is humorous, thought-provoking, and paradigm-shifting. This book will pique the interest of the average thinker, and make them laugh or at least groan appreciatively as they navigate their way through what has typically been a dull, dry subject. It has pictures, diagrams, cartoons, and takes a whimsical approach to completely altering one’s perception ...

Bundy discussed the life and crimes of serial killer Ted Bundy in a unique way: by addressing important aspects of normal child development, including neurological factors and how deviant behavior patterns can result from aberrations in that process. Ted Bundy was perhaps the most notorious serial killer in American history, whose savagery extended to young women in their prime and children not even out of middle school. While he was interviewed and evaluated after being captured there are still questions about how a man seemingly blessed with looks, ...

Mara Solomon is a musicologist, not a detective.  She has no idea that she's about to take on a murder case.  But everything changes during an accidental visit to the police station.   While there she learns that her estranged friend, the harpist Reanne Adastra, has been beaten to death, her body left to rot in the South River.  The only clue to the motive seems to be a piece of music, scrawled by Adastra before her death and left behind.  The police have no idea what to make of that. But Mara Solomon thinks she knows.

"The Rope Trick: Close Your Eyes and Open Your Mind To Better Know Your Relationships" presents the psychologist-author's original mental imagery exercise that effectively and simply reveals the current status and dynamics of your important relationships. Included is a complete verbatim presentation of the exercise along with illustrative examples, plus fascinating and detailed explanations of why the exercise works so well. This exercise was thoroughly investigated for the author's doctoral dissertation.

Whether you are a first time pet owner or an experienced breeder, this is the one reference you need on your bookshelf! This book was written to provide novice canary fanciers with the practical, detailed information needed to be successful in caring for and breeding all types of canaries. Containing valuable information on canary selection, feeding, housing, health, breeding, and more, The Practical Canary Handbook is a truly unique guide to caring for these beautiful creatures. Special attention is given to the American Singer canary, which is one ...

Matthew “Mathe” Stone and Jonathon “Finn” Finley, friends from different backgrounds, find a common desire to challenge their world in the extreme, seeking Tall Air. Against their hilarious and frightful missteps as teenagers, through first loves, to their struggle to survive Naval Air combat in Vietnam, they couldn’t have done it without each other. Explore the best and the worst in them in their razor blade-edged odysseys. Matthew Stone is the spirit of the 1960s—gamey, inventive, turbulent, wild, and smart, even ...

New troubles pursue Bixie in the beach town of Sleaufort. Can Bixie juggle work, unwanted suitors and her chocolate addiction while the demented Thomas family attempts to prevent the old family secrets from surfacing? Bixie’s death would be good.

Marine Lieutenant Tom Flanagan is serving in Vietnam during the 1968 Tet Offensive. Meanwhile, his sister Kate works on the presidential campaign of Robert Kennedy. The brother and sister are estranged and their reconciliation, along with Tom's survival, becomes uncertain.

High Ground is a fictional account of the legal, political, and moral conflict that would eventually turn American against American. Garrett Fitzwilliam sacrificed the woman he loved to preserve the Union, but how does he defend the United States of America when America's survival depends upon an army sabotaged by its own incompetence? Or was America lost when the president, who swore an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution, imprisoned his political foes?