This is a trilogy about three separate epic climbs. Climbs that are difficult enough by themselves, but were made more grueling by the common thread of life-threatening heat. The insidious sun sucking energy, water, and even your willpower from a well-conditioned man made the hard climbs a more arduous task. Included in these stories are many other true-to-life adventures and narrow escapes for the author. Three Days of the Condor talks about camaraderie...

"Dreams, visions, monsters, and a landscape that changes as you walk through it. That's the Dry Country. No one crosses the Dry unchanged. If you don't change, you don't make it. For those desperate enough to cross the Dry in search of a better life, there are Guides, who can navigate the mirages and transformations that make the Dry so dangerous."--Amazon.com

"Lush, brilliant gardens thrive even in dry climates -- and no one is better qualified to help you bring joyful color to arid spaces than Nan Sterman, garden designer and host of the award-winning television program A Growing Passion. This inspiration-packed guide busts common low-water gardening myths, showcases vibrant waterwise gardens, and suggests more than 150 bright, drought-tolerant plants. Stop thinking dry means drab. Sterman's colorful...

"A guide to dating, sex, and relationships for people who avoid drinking alcohol, including prompts for self-reflection"--

This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to prepare yourself for the results of having an open third eye. It explains all the elements involved, including what to expect, and the downside of the process, and how to deal with all kinds of hindrances. It explains the role of the pineal gland in tapping your third eye chakra and what you can do to activate its energy and power. It also explains the yoga postures beneficial in opening, activating,...

Delve deeper into tumultuous weather as you learn about the formation of towering supercell storms. You also take a detailed look at how the conditions that produce these storms can lead to deadly tornadoes.

You're unforgivable and worthless, God doesn't love you and can't do anything with you. You're too much of an embarrassment and of course you made those mistakes, you are one. You blew it last time and it's too late to try again. Do any of these thoughts sound familar? Shame, condemnation and regret are three common spiritual weights people live under because of the accusations burdening their past and hindering their move into purpose. Using relevant...