At Destiny's Door is book 3 of the Trail Toward Destiny series. Grace and Mark Peterson, as well as their newly adopted daughters, begin the tremendous task of carving a new life for themselves on the 650 acres of their land claim. They will need to draw strength from their faith in order to deal with an unexpected congregation, clashing cultures, a mysterious fever that ravages the valley, and a tragic accident that may change their lives forever.

Destiny Junction is a small town, not unlike any other small town in America. As its name implies, however, it becomes the place where many people's lives meet destiny. Through one young lady's obedient Christian life and the work of the Holy Spirit subsequent to her murder, the lives of many people in the town of Destiny Junction are transformed. This is their story...a story about life...and what it means...or what it ought to mean.

Nearly a century and a half ago, Oglala Lakota leader Crazy Horse was tragically killed in custody and buried. His parents whisked away his remains to a location known only to them, safe from marauding trophy seekers and thieves. His grave has never been found. Apparently, until now... Lakota FBI Agent Manny Tanno is called to the reservation once again. He uncovers a conspiracy to take over a local rancher's business, and the next thing he knows, he's investigating deaths. Murders. Somehow all connected to finding the long-gone body of the sacred Lakota leader. As Manny closes in on the killer, the killer closes in on the final burial place of Crazy Horse. The race is on, for whose destiny will it be-the killer's, or Manny's-or both-to succumb to the very soil that enshrouded the sacred leader, Crazy Horse, for so many generations?

Destiny’s Doorway is the account of a fatal car accident where the author was revived by CPR. Polly describes what it feels like to die. She invites you to join her experience of meeting Jesus face-to-face.

Grace and Mark Peterson, both strangers and newlyweds, set out on a journey into the unknown to spread the Gospel of Jesus and claim their own homestead. Will they grow apart as they experience hardships, or will their faith and love grow?

This book contains keys and principles to life success and how to overcome challenges and turning talents into treasures. It will put aggressiveness in your inmost nature, you will burn with holy desire and aspire to be whom God ordained you to be, break barriers, overturn the counsel of Satan, overthrow all opposing powers and clear the way for your destiny.In this book you will find the following:Eight (8) Keys To Unlock The Door To Your DestinyKeys To Fulfilling Your DestinySix Don'ts To Fulfilling Your DestinyFour Barriers To Fulfilling Your DestinyThe Power To Change Your DestinySeven Key Principles Of Moses In Fulfilling His DestinyFour (4) Tips To Help You Succeed In Your Own WayThree Ways To Embrace Your Vision And Create Remarkable Change In Your LifeFive Ways To Remove Negativity In The WorkplaceFour Things To Do When Life Gets In Front Of Your Ambitions In LifeThree Positive And Negative Results From The Desire To Be The BestSetting Your Mind In The Right DirectionOvercoming TemptationOvercoming OffenseSix (6) Ways To Overcome The Fear Of CriticismThe Key That Unlocks The SupernaturalFive (5) Types Of Crowns In HeavenIt is my hope that the writings of this book will draw out the potentials, and the capabilities, and that an insatiable hunger and longing for success, and the desire to make positive impacts would be imparted into the hearts, and the minds of all who read this book, in Jesus Name!

I held my daughter's lofeless body in my arms for two agonizing days. I buried her with my own hands and a few days later witnesses the most incredible miracle. God brought her back as He did his son. This is one of the many miracles I have experienced in my life. You will learn why, in 1979, I kidnapped my 24 month old daughter from her uncaring and wanton mother in Greece. We came to this country illegally and became fugitives chased by the FBI in a place where we did not speak the language. We were surrounded by strangers, mostly mean and hypocritical, and only a few genuinely good. We lived in cemeteries, under bridges and ate out of trash cans to survive.