PublishAmerica is proud to present Meditations on Masonic Symbolism by Coronado, California’s John R. Heisner.
Freemasonry has often been described as a secret society, owing to the fact that it uses certain symbols to instruct upon a deeper knowledge about mankind’s relationship with... - March 14, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present It’s the Devil Stupid!: Our Real Enemy and Why We Don’t Talk About Him by Fort Collins, Colorado’s Erik Rush.
In It’s the Devil Stupid!, Rush asks Why are so many professed people of faith afraid to discuss the idea that the devil is alive... - March 13, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present She Smiled Through It All by DeLeon Springs, Florida’s Harold Stall. She Smiled Through It All is the inspirational true story of Stall’s wife’s battle with breast cancer. Stall shows how, with her remarkable faith in Jesus Christ and positive attitude,... - March 13, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Pornography and the Pulpit by Ashland, Ohio’s Richard Nevard. In Pornography and the Pulpit, the author shares his personal struggles and extensive research, offering clear insight into the malady of pornography addiction among American clergy.
Pornography... - March 13, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present The History of the 104th Combat Engineers: Pacific Campaign: 1942-1945 by Zion, Illinois author Edward T. Cook.
The first release from Edward T. Cook is the historical account of the 104th Combat Engineers during World War II. Cook’s inspiration for his book... - March 10, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Dark Clouds Don't Stay Forever: Memoirs of a Jewish German Boy in the 1930s and 1940s by West Nyack, New York’s Werner Neuburger.
Werner Neuburger grew up in Germany and witnessed just how Nazism took hold in a civilized society. He experienced the continuously... - March 10, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Mama Ulunda, From Alabama to the African Congo: A Tribute to Miss Annie Parker Her True Story of Courage and Self-Sacrifice by Athens, Alabama’s Jennifer E. Turner. Mama Ulunda is the true account of an amazing lady who decided at the age of eight years old that... - March 10, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present What Life Is Like Living with OI: Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Brittle-Bones by Gunn City, Missouri’s Patricia Minor.
What Life Is Like Living with OI: Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Brittle-Bones is Patricia’s Minor’s true story of living with the bone... - March 09, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Married to the King by Ardmore, Alabama’s Natasha Nicole Rogers. Singles often wonder if they have a purpose in life and what their destiny is. Married to the King answers those questions and more as Rogers shares her personal testimony while explaining that God... - March 09, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Police Action in Korea: The First Winter 1950-1951 by Everett, Washington’s Clifford S. Gray. Dedicated to the thousands of fighting men and women who struggled against overwhelming odds during the war in Korea, this historical fiction is based on the true experiences... - March 09, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Car Grease for the Camel: A Road Journey Across Afghanistan by Bremen, Georgia’s Zia Rehman.
The world is very familiar with the scenes of modern Afghanistan, but this remote Central Asian nation was not always the war-torn desert that it currently is. Zia... - March 08, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Major Obsession by Dedham, MA’s Ray Turner.
Major Obsession is the memoirs of an African-American combat medic in Vietnam. Turner shares his Vietnam experiences, how African-American troops were affected by the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Jr., and... - March 08, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Veiled Souls by Potomac, Maryland’s Katrin Kassiri and Reza Safarnejad. Veiled Souls is the autobiography of Katrin Kassiri, who was a young girl living in northern Iran prior to and during the Iranian Revolution. A member of the Bahai religion, Katrin was eight-years-old... - March 08, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present My Backward Life with Dyslexia by Bowie, Maryland author Robert Chilcoate.
Born premature, Robert Chilcoate’s doctor informed his mother that he would not be able to walk or talk and that he would be deaf and blind. After overcoming such obstacles, Chilcoate... - March 06, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Out of Iraq: Escape from Saddam and Al-Qaeda by Middletown, Connecticut author, and former Iraqi citizen, Mahmoud Albayati.
In this autobiography, Albayati details the horrors of living under the iron fist of Saddam Hussein’s brutal regime and his experiences... - March 06, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Beyond Anger: Chronicle of a Life Reclaimed by Boerne, Texas author William Samelson. Beyond Anger is a must-read to learn about overcoming adversity and trauma of the worst kind; of torment and humiliation, loss of life, and exposure to mental anguish. It deals with... - February 13, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Every Step of the Way: How Four Mothers Coped With Child Loss by Massachusetts authors Yvonne Lancaster, Anne Dionne, Deborah LeBouf Kulkkula and Jane Maki.
This moving book is the work of four mothers who came together as strangers but were bonded together with... - February 13, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Of Face Value by Rockmart, Georgia’s Carol Harper. Based on the life of the author, Of Face Value is the story of Lisa, a woman who seemingly has it all until a life-changing collision with a drunk driver that leaves her face unrecognizable. After numerous surgeries... - February 13, 2007
PublishAmerica is proud to present Backyard Burial by Janet McGuire Hendershot of Old Town, Florida. - January 27, 2007
