J. Martin Books

A lethal werewolf bite. A vampire child barely clinging to life. A missing immortal is her only chance. When a werewolf bites a young girl on vampire grounds her twelve-year old brother Dennis and their cousin board a plane to Rome, Italy to search for a mythical serum that, according to legend, could cure her. Chased by an unexpected enemy they flee through dark, narrow alleyways and are kidnapped just as they are about to solve an ancient riddle that can unearth the only vampire who can help. Will the immortal vampire rise? Will they find the cure? Will Denis' sister survive, or is it already too late? "If you're looking for the next kids vampire book that will excite, inspire, and stir all of your emotions, this is it!" - David Aretha, Editor and Best-Selling Author Immortal Blood is the first book in a new action-packed Middle Grade urban fantasy adventure series. Imagine Dan Borwn's Angels and Demons for kids - with vampires instead of clergy - where the story is propelled by the spirited dialog between Dennis and his smart and strong-willed cousin Lisa. Pick up Immortal Blood now to discover the new Scrawny Vampire series today!

Featuring a diverse collection of over 100 sayings, quotes, and proverbs, this compilation offers timeless insights from various cultures worldwide. It aims to equip readers with discernment, motivation, and good judgment, serving as a guide for navigating life's challenges. Emphasizing the universal nature of wisdom, it draws from ages past to inspire and enlighten, making it a valuable resource for personal growth and understanding.

Featuring stunning photography, this book presents a visual journey through the beauty of the plumeria flower. It captures the vibrant colors and unique shapes of various plumeria species, showcasing their significance in gardening and culture. The narrative intertwines personal reflections and insights about cultivating these flowers, making it both an artistic and informative exploration for enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Focusing on Antonio Gramsci's influential ideas, this introduction explores key themes from his Prison Notebooks, including the role of 'organic' intellectuals, the dynamics between state and civil society, and the concept of the revolutionary party. It critically examines the modern implications of Gramsci's notion of 'hegemony' in assessing state legitimacy, while also addressing the limitations of his historicist Marxism in grasping social complexity. This work is aimed at undergraduates and educators in the social sciences.

Featuring a variety of easy and delicious sandwich recipes, this cookbook caters to all tastes, making it perfect for family lunches or entertaining guests at parties. Each recipe is designed to be simple yet satisfying, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a tasty meal.

Set in a fantastical realm, two vengeful Gods are embroiled in a fierce conflict, drawing in a host of supernatural beings. Demons, Werewolves, Vampires, and Shape Shifters form unexpected alliances, while enchanting Goddesses and Muses navigate the chaos of their desires and loyalties. This introductory novel of the Gods and Demons trilogy weaves a tale of passion and intrigue amidst the backdrop of divine warfare.

Focusing on the modern agricultural revolution, this history critiques its causes and consequences since the inter-war agricultural depression. It evaluates the effects of the Second World War, post-war scientific advancements, and changes in state roles. Additionally, it discusses the Common Agricultural Policy and recent production rationalization efforts. The book serves as a vital resource for understanding the complexities of contemporary agricultural development.

Focusing on the concept development process, this book guides readers in transitioning to advanced independent game projects. It emphasizes creating viable, ambitious, and innovative game concepts that are essential for developing polished prototypes, ultimately preparing them for successful publisher pitches.

Exploring the profound connection between creation and divine understanding, this work delves into how the natural world reveals God's eternal power and divine nature. It emphasizes that the beauty and complexity of creation serve as evidence of a higher power, leaving humanity without excuse for disbelief. Through a theological lens, the text invites readers to reflect on their relationship with the divine as expressed through the wonders of the universe.