Joe Black Libros

This is a book about love, loss and hardship. This is a story about my friends and me. Things we did and how we got through them. This is not the everyday teenage love story. This is a story about what teenagers really go through. Some people may think that when you are in high school you don't know much about love and life, but I think they are wrong. I believe that many people will be able to relate to this story by their own experiences with their own memories of high school. In this story I have to deal with falling in love with a troubled girl named Sarah, and trying to stay with her. While many people try to break us up and come between us. My friends help me out with the problems that I'm going through with Sarah. It also tells about my trails in life and how I dealt with them. This is truly a unique love story inspired by a great love song.

Engaging young readers, this book features a delightful rhyme designed to enhance the afikomen hunt during the seder. Accompanied by vibrant illustrations and a sing-along CD, it promises to bring fun and excitement to traditional celebrations, making it a perfect addition to family gatherings.

Pawns of the Game is a novel written loosely off the old conspiracy theory of the Illuminati utilizing the mystery system of Free Masonry and that of ancient Egypt's religiosity to control contemporary societies massive. The historical, archaeological, and biblical material is real, as are the (gospel) quotations and fragments. Contemporary characters are my own creation, but many of the ancillary characters actually exist merely to lend support for realism sake. However, the portraits I paint of them are fictional--in respect to names, things, places and time. The lead characters in the novel are a secret clique of streetwise men who gained possession of the true knowledge that creates the TRINITY of the Illuminati, Freemasons, and ancient Egypt's star cult religious mystery system--in order to mastermind their own plot to gain economic and political power within society of the city of New York.

„Heilen ist wie Kaffee trinken“ An einem regnerischen Sommertag entdeckte ich im Hafen von Rapperswil-Jona, am Zürichsee, ein Boot. An Bord traf ich einen der spannendsten Menschen, denen ich je begegnet bin, den Wirbelsäulen-Seelen-Flüsterer und Bestsellerautor Christian Frautschi. Der ehemalige Unternehmer und Manager, heute der schweizweit bekannteste Therapeut und Heiler, erzählte mir frisch von der Leber weg von seiner Arbeit und seinem verrückten „Abenteuer-Leben-Tagebuch“. Er nahm mich auf eine 7-tägige Reise in seine Arbeitswelt mit. Diese mystische Reise veränderte mein Leben nachhaltig. Deines auch? Joe Black