Bøger udgivet af Lionel A. Blanchard

"Don't wet yourself," my mother-in-law Corkabee says. "I almost did." She looks me straight in the eye, something she usually doesn't do unless I am under suspicion for a misdeed. I cower instinctively. Then she unloads her bombshell. "There's a spaceship in the Potomac." I stare at Corkabee. I don't know what to think. I don't know what to say. So, I do what all young men do in similar circumstances. I repeat what she just said. "A spaceship crashed in the Potomac?" "It didn't crash," my mother-in-law corrects me. "Authorities say that it was designed to land on water. To splashdown. It looks like it came in hard, though, and sustained some damage." "On the Potomac?" I say dumbfounded. I am amazed and frightened. A five hundred year old spaceship has landed on the Potomac River. Which means that inside that ship are the first full-size, six-foot, original humans to show up on Earth since the Downsizing. With a little bit of luck, they all died on impact.

Minus Filbert, a moderately unsuccessful school bus salesman, is contacted by his mostly dead brother to stop the sale of a family tomb. Fraught family ties influence the decisions of the living and bring up questions of what is owed to the dead. This frightfully funny and deeply touching story takes the reader beyond the grave to stop a devil on earth.

Mardie Wickett never gave much thought to the possibility of an afterlife. Plodding through her earthly life was enough of a chore, working just enough to pay for good times with bad people while her brilliant estranged sister, Mili, solved murders for Scotland Yard. Now both sisters are dead and in the grave, one in Heaven and one in Hell.Surprisingly, things aren't so bad for Mardie in the infernal burbs, until a headless corpse is discovered on the steps of Lucifer's own residence and all Hell threatens to break loose. The Devil brings Mardie and her sister together to unravel the mystery of a murdered man slain among the damned, forcing them to try and forge the friendship they never had in life. Will trying to solve the crime make or break the Wickett sisters once and for all?

THE POETRY OF JERRY SEXTON BRINGS HOME HOW LIFE'S SMALL MOMENTS CAN BE FILLED WITH GREAT HUMAN TRUTHS.WITH COMPASSION, EMPATHY, WIT, AND EMPHASIS ON THE HUMAN CONDITION, SLOW DANCING TO MOOD INDIGO IS A TRULY SATISFYING READ.

Mili and Mardie Wickett are twins, pursuing detective cases in Hell itself. They face their most serious and baffling case when young Arab assassins access Hell via wormholes and begin to systematically hunt down and kill U.S. Navy SEALs. The SEALs fight back and all out war threatens to engulf Hell. The Wickett Sisters must find out who has sent the killers and where they are coming from before Hell is filled with bodies.

Sam is a little boy who lives on a farm. He loves cows, horses, and chickens. But they are tame compared to his painted wooden animals. Lions, tigers, elephants, apes, and more! But Sam has to leave his family. He is taken to live in a special home for sick children. Sam cannot take his toy animals. So he hides them. High in a secret nook in the barn. But after Sam leaves, one by one the animals wake up. Where are they? What will they do? This is their story.

What if the greatest man who ever lived, lived forever? What if he chose to stay on earth after his resurrection, rather than return to heaven? Leaving his kingdom in Gaul to accept the kingship of Judea, a land broken and laid waste by the Roman Empire?JESUS embraces the momentous task of defending Judea by assembling the greatest army the world has ever seen.JESUS champions Jews to the entire world making Israel a true Holy Land for Scripture's Chosen People.JESUS is lauded by the first Christians as the redeemer and savior, yet he cannot accept their interpretation of his life and death.JESUS reacts to the segregation of Jews into ghettos by Parthia's king and marches with Rome to punish that nation, even though God warns that it will cost him his life.JESUS, SON OF GOD, SON OF MAN. KING OF THE JEWS.