Outlaw biker and notorious brawler, Jordan "JD" Delgado, learns that God's word cuts sharper and deeper than the knife used to earn him 10 years in prison. At his lowest point he looks up and finds freedom in Christ, but remains tormented and bound by guilt and bitterness as he struggles to forgive and be forgiven. JD finds that killing his old self is a tougher fight than any he had ever experienced. Once released from prison, JD is conflicted between his old club life and his new faith. He must find a way to leave his old club without losing the life that he has been given a second chance at living. Unchained Rebel offers a rare glimpse into the intimate, dangerous and often humorous world of motorcycle clubs and motorcycle club ministry. This book is dedicated to all the men and women that are thankful that Jesus can reach down further than we can reach up, and those that understand that they may be the only Bible that some will ever know.

The last shot of the Civil War was fired, not on an obscure battlefield, but in the ice-locked Sea of Okhotsk off Siberia seven months after Lee’s surrender. The last armed Confederate cruiser was the C.S.S. Shenandoah, a beautiful but dangerous vessel which scattered and burned the New Bedford whaling fleet in Arctic waters. She was the last cruiser sent to sea by James Dunwoody Bulloch, the captain who built the Confederacy’s navy in the shipyards of Europe. Constructed at a cost of £53,715, the Shenandoah captured thirty-eight ships and burned thirty-two. She inflicted damage to Union commerce which was officially judged at $1,361,983. She took 1,053 prisoners. In fact, she took so many her skipper, Lieutenant-Commanding James Waddell, had to rig a chain of whaleboats that could be towed along by his vessel, to accommodate captured Union seamen and the crews of the whalers he had burned. A few years after the war, Waddell wrote his account of the Shenandoah’s great cruise, and it is published here complete for the first time. He tells of his own career in the United States Navy and in the Confederate Navy, and also of the events leading up to his taking command of the Shenandoah.

This book is given as a master key in good faith that it will aid in unlocking the most dormant yet relevant portion of yourself. That part being one's true potential. This is a Hueman's production, brought to you by the undying and reoccurring spirit of justice and its resolve. When staring into the mirror's reflection of us, it became apparent why we function like a divided states of America. Our current peace seems to be predicated upon distant pieces which are shattered and scattered throughout. These are merely my thoughts that promote and hopefully result in aiding solutions.

Concentrates on diehard rebel soldiers' faith in Confederate invincibility and reveals the history of southern culture as a continuum rather than a succession of old South, Confederacy, new South.

In search for the truth about the death of his parents, Edward Banes goes after the patriarch of the menacing Anvil crime family, Derek Anvil. Unbeknownst to them, the long-forgotten heir to a rival dynasty of Creed City enters the fold to take back what is rightfully his. With righteousness tested at every turn, in the midst of blood, terror, pride and betrayal, here is a tale of heartbreak, vengeance, love and loss, guided by the fundamental nature of choice. An ambitious daughter looking to carve a new path; the prodigal son of a forgotten clan; a mysterious figure operating from the shadows; a loyal protector struggling not to break his oath; an assassin with a checkered past – these are but a few of the many pillars that carry this saga of alliances, affection, loyalty and conflict. In pursuit of purpose that often dilutes the dichotomy between good and bad, right and wrong, this tale is about select people and their motivations, decisions and actions as they try to survive in the ever-lively locale known to man as Creed City, Provenance.