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The memoir explores the profound journey of love and loss experienced by Matthew Thomas, who reflects on his marriage to Anne and the impact of her death. Through heartfelt anecdotes, he shares their life together, marked by joy, travel, and deep connection, while grappling with grief and the quest for meaning. This tribute not only honors their relationship but also delves into a humanistic faith that offers solace beyond traditional beliefs, creating an inspiring narrative of resilience and reconciliation.

The narrative offers an intense glimpse into the high-stakes world of law enforcement along America's southern border, highlighting the dangers and challenges faced by officers. Readers are immersed in the gripping realities of border patrol, showcasing the urgency and complexity of their mission to maintain safety and order in a tumultuous environment.

Exploring discipleship through the lens of beekeeping, this book draws parallels between the sacred processes of creation and the teachings of Jesus. It invites readers to uncover unexpected connections between the natural world and scriptural principles, emphasizing how the same divine methods used to nurture life are reflected in Jesus' approach to making disciples. The biblical tale of Samson and the lion serves as a guiding metaphor, leading to the exploration of the riddle, "What is Strong and Sweet?" as a deeper understanding of faith and maturity.

LONGLISTED FOR THE GUARDIAN FIRST BOOK AWARD A stunning, heartbreaking debut - 'We Are Not Ourselves' is both the intimate story of a family and an epic of the American Century.

In the turbulent history of colonial New England, more than two hundred powder houses were built to store gunpowder, guns and armaments. Even the spark from a metal shoe nail could ignite their contents, so they often sat in remote sections of town. These volatile storehouses played a vital role in earning and preserving American independence. It was, after all, to a powder house in Concord, Massachusetts, that the British army marched in April 1775 to seize colonists' gunpowder. The British were thwarted, and the colonists' defense of the powder house ignited the Revolutionary War. Add to this the duels, murders, public hangings and tragic explosions that checkered the history of these structures, and the reader will discover a fascinating and forgotten aspect of our New England heritage. Using meticulous research, Matthew Thomas narrates the colorful histories of New England's powder houses as he resurrects their historical significance in early American history.

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Armageddon has begun. Sheep are exploding in the Welsh highlands, thePyramids are up for repossession since their 5,000-year lease hasexpired, ghastly US evangelists overrun Britain, and rains of fish areof course inevitable. The prophet Nostradamus, still with us under hisacademic alias Professor Mike D. Nostrus, knows just how to takeprecautions against the fast approaching End of the World(TM) . . .