The new bank President from Georgia is quickly accepted by the locals; however, his reputation plummets when he is suspected of mistreating his sweet wife. Moon, owner of the town's Shell Service station, is an accomplished pianist who takes pride in his hometown. He performs regularly on the state political circuit and even accompanied Opry legend Hargis 'Pig' Robbins on a European tour. Moon prefers local gigs, because of his love for the quaint place. Lloyd, the local grave-digger, mild and slow to anger, observed most all 'goins on' in ole Springo. However, when he gets turned down for a bank loan, he joins with Moon in an attempt to bring down the deceitful Banker Hawthorn. The only way... To take the law into their hands! Could this involve bank robbery?

Nakshatra Exploration is written with the sole objective of enabling the readers to master the true concept of Predictive Stellar Astrology, what Guruji KSK wanted to interpret in his various monumental work. The present research work on the KP system is unique in its presentation and it has many, hitherto, untold secrets of predictive techniques in stellar astrology. In this work, the author has established so many rules with practical examples, enabling him to grasp the logic in applying the original methodologies of KP principles, by his extensive research in this field for a decade. Apart from giving a detailed method to study the horoscope, the author has compiled 125 significant KP rulings, 26 prime Muhurath rulings and a detailed KP house grouping along with 44 most comprehensive know-how which bears witness to the author’s expertized knowledge in the field of KP astrology. Another noteworthy point is that, through a few practical examples written at the end of the Practical Stellar Astrology section of this book, the author sheds light on his researched ‘Modified KP (MKP)’ principles. The author is optimistic that these principles will create a new benchmark in the history of Krishnamurti Padhdhati soon. This book is a treasure of knowledge and worth a prime place in your library.

The voice of the clergyman intoned the last sad hope of humanity, the final prayer was said, and the mourners turned away, leaving Mrs. Turold to take her rest in a bleak Cornish churchyard among strangers, far from the place of her birth and kindred.The fact would not have troubled her if she had known. In life she had been a nonentity; in death she was not less. At least she could now mix with her betters without reproach, free (in the all-enveloping silence) from the fear of betraying her humble origin. Debrett's Peerage was unimportant in the grave; breaches of social etiquette passed unnoticed there; the wagging of malicious tongues was stopped by dust.Her husband lingered at the grave-side after the others had departed. As he stood staring into the open grave, regardless of a lurking grave-digger waiting to fill it, he looked like a man whose part in the drama of life was Care. There was no hint of happiness in his long narrow face, dull sunken eyes, and bloodless compressed lips. His expression was not that of one unable to tear himself away from the last glimpse of a loved wife fallen from his arms into the clutch of Death. It was the gaze of one immersed in anxious thought.