When the Omega virus antiserum is destroyed along with its creator and his assistant, Delta Force Captain Cade Grayson begins to formulate a plan that will send him hurtling on a collision course with the parties responsible for the terrorist attack.

Lori Oliver-Tierney is every woman with a dream, but she has lost herself. In an effort to reconnect with the adventurous girl she once was, she decides to hike the John Muir Trail. Will inner strength be enough? Given her grim circumstances, she chooses to believe her husband's words: even ordinary people can do extraordinary things.

The book Still Trudging is a follow-up of the book I Trudged and is a continuation of stories describing the author's life going from a path of almost certain death to a life without complaints or regrets. Changing the word trudged to trudging implies that the journey is an ongoing adventure, with still much to do. He describes a long process of recovery; for him, recovery was not a "one-and-done" event. The author paints a picture of his progress through a series of short stories. He ties together his personal experiences with the principles of recovery taught to him by those he met along the way.

The book I Trudged describes the author's life, going from a path of almost certain death to a life without complaints or regrets. The word "trudged" in the title implies that the journey was not an overnight event and that it wasn't always easy. His journey took him to eight countries and sixteen states. He describes the ups and downs in his recovery through a series of short stories. He ties together his personal experiences with the principles of recovery taught to him by those he met along the way.

Dear reader, You may have opened this book and began to read this page wondering; why is it titled “Trudging toward the Truth”? You may be wondering what this book is about, and why you should continue to read on... Well, I will say this, we have all battled darkness in our lives, in one way or another, we have all longed for the truth, and to say finding it isn’t painful, would be a lie. I believe that reading this collection of poems will, at the very least, help you begin your journey toward the truth and away from darkness and pain. If anything; you’ll read words that relate to how you’ve felt in some way, but could not even begin to express...Renee has been through more than anyone I know, and if I were asked to describe her, the first words that come to mind are “resilient” and “relentless.” Darkness casted its shadow upon her like a permanent jumbo umbrella before she could talk. Her mother gave her own life for Renee--I believe in a poor attempt--to make Renee’s better. And ever since then, the search for truth was nothing short of essencial. There’s a quote from a song that I think truly resonates with Renee. It's excerpt says; *"I'll tell the moon, take this weapon forged in darkness, some see a pen, I see a Harpoon.”(excerpt from the song "ode to sleep" by 21 pilots ) This quote resonates with Renee, because she has fought lies, pain, loss, and especially darkness through her writing. A woman who’s lost so much, been deceived by many, hurt by more, been stricken with illness after illness has effortlessly, gracefully, used her pens, paper, and her words as a weapon to fight back whatever evil that’s come her way, and with every word she’s written, I believe she wins a little every time. I also believe that her search for truth, and long lasting battle with darkness has made this sometimes dismal world, a lot brighter. In my honest opinion, To not buy this book, to not turn the page and read on would be a mistake. Because if there’s anyone who can relate to your pain, and help you make peace with it, it’s Renee Wolf- Crow De Nunez.

Originally composed and published in 1981, this second book makes up two volumes of the plays of George Colman the Younger. Versatile, industrious, talented, Goerge Colman the Younger (1762-1836) followed Sheridan as England's most popular playwright. He wrote not only monologues, farces, pantomimes, comic operas, and straight comedies, but also hybrid three-act anticipations of melodrama.