This first installment of Good morning farm friends is the beginning of this journey.A trip to the past, to the memories of childhood.It is an invitation to wake up each day grateful to God for the gift of life.Good morning it’s more than a greeting!It’s a real wish that you have a good day.In this installment of Good morning farm friends we are starting a new day with enthusiasm and establishing a relationship of friendship with all creation.We are going to travel together from the crowing of the rooster a day in the life of boy in the country, accompanying him in his meeting with some of his many friends from the farm.Esta primera entrega de Buenos días, amigos de la granja es solo el principio de este viaje.Un viaje al pasado, a los recuerdos de la infancia.Es una invitación para despertar cada día agradecidos con Dios por el don de la vida.Buenos días ¡es más que un saludo! Es un deseo real de que tú tengas un buen día.En esta entrega de Buenos días, amigos de la granja estamos comenzando un nuevo día con entusiasmo y estableciendo una relación de amistad con toda la creación.Vamos a recorrer juntos desde el canto del gallo un día en la vida de un niño en el campo.Acompañarlo en su encuentro con algunos de sus muchos amigos de la granja.

When the Bolshevik Revolution erupts in 1917 with pogroms, Mama decides she and Raizle must escape to America. Crossing the Atlantic, they reach Cuba, where Mama receives devastating news threatening to leave them stranded.

The fate of the world is in her hands! How I wish I could see what the Ancients saw, but a mystery it remains, and the answers elude us all. The end of the world so very near, according to the Maya of old, but something tells me this Crystal holds that which is yet to be told. Maya mythistory tells of a Fire Macaw, who on one sunny day, destroyed the evil world we have, and nothing remained to claim. But if this Crystal is that which everyone seeks to find, I hold here in my very own hands, that which could save mankind.

Moochi and her friends love Mariachi music. The teens have formed a band and are working hard and saving money to go to Tucson to participate in the Annual International Mariachi Conference. Their friendship is tested by unforeseen problems, that threaten to break up their band.

I own a small town bar and grill in the heart of Nowhere, Texas. My name is Mac McIntyre. My bar and I play host to the numerous characters passing through. First there's Hank, a well-known country and western star, who employs Jerry, a highly skilled and just as highly paid chauffeur. I've always wondered why a chauffeur would study Zen philosophy and every form of martial arts, but then again, I guess it's none of my business. Then there's Hank's sister, Sam, who just moved in, much to the disdain of Noreen, the resident air-head with a knack for sleeping around and hating girls prettier than her. Of course, I have no complaints against Sam, I owed Hank one. Besides, it's been a while and I needed a new waitress anyway, not that I'm trying anything. And Juan, the young boy living just over the border, can't be here every day to help. His English isn't even that great. Then there are the rest of the residents of my bar here at the crossroads, all just trying to enjoy a drink without having to kill each other, or maybe just Noreen, first. I've already been to Vietnam. I don't want to fight in any other wars. Author Bio: I was born in West Palm Beach in the same hospital six years after Burt Reynolds. Raised in Miami until I was 18, I then relocated to Cape Canaveral in '61-62. I studied engineering, but became an entertainer during the folk music craze. I don't know how, but the Original Seven astronauts sort of adopted me and before I knew it, I was an entertainer for the next 25 years. No matter where I was singing, my boss would receive a call from one of the astronauts to let me off long enough to be booked into the Cocoa Beach Ramada Inn lounge, where I appeared for every flight from Mercury through the last Apollo mission. I've lived in Los Angeles for almost 20 years, while on the road most of that time, and played in clubs from San Diego to Prince Albert, Sask. Canada (in the dead of winter, I might add.) I've been married 27 years and now reside in my husband's hometown of Jackson, Ms. keywords: Ghost Town, Saloon, Old West Opera House, Harley Davidson, Mystery, Love Story Texas, Dallas, Country Entertainer, Country Music

Raul By: Anita Rosas Raul has been disabled since birth. His family moved to America from Mexico when he was ten, in hopes that the American doctors could fix his legs. Raul’s first day at school was so traumatic that he dropped out. The school children couldn’t pronounce his name and they starred at his small legs. He was humiliated. A neighborhood girl befriends him and changes his life. He, in turn, grows to help other disabled children.

Women are flocking to invest in film producer Robert Williams’ latest project, and Gracie’s mother is no exception. She has sunk her life savings into his latest movie investment scheme. Big returns were promised, along with the chance to hobnob with famous actors. Now, the money’s gone, the bank is threatening foreclosure, and Mama has also taken on the responsibility of Gracie’s younger sister and her two kids. Left homeless, the whole brood may be showing up at Gracie’s door! As the Heist Ladies investigate, they learn the film’s producer is a fake, a crooked, dirty rat, and the legal system is doing nothing to help. That’s when they decide they’re going to take him down! Praise for USA Today bestseller Connie Shelton and the Heist Ladies: “What I loved most is the international flair of this story … I gave this a 5-star because of the grab, the clutch, the pace, and most of all, because of the characters. Great job!” –Amazon review “The Heist Ladies series is going to be off the charts! Thank you, Connie Shelton for such an awesome book.” – 5 stars, Goodreads reviewer “Wonderful characters, terrific plot and story line. I highly recommend Diamonds Aren’t Forever … can hardly wait for the next installment!” –5-stars, Amazon review