About The Fields: Our Journey through Medicine, Mission, Life and Faith

Manh’s first book The Fields is a Christian inspirational book that covers the challenges of life, especially from the medical perspective, the beauty of God’s creation and human relationships, the need to care for the least among us through mission works and appreciation for the simple gifts of life.
100% OF THE PROCEEDS OF THIS BOOK WILL BE DONATED TO:
1. The Russell Hill Cancer Foundation (to aid poor and/or uninsured cancer patients in and around North Alabama).
2. Project Abundant Life (a transitional housing ministry for single moms in Madison County, Alabama).
3. Bessong Ministries (to aid poor and/or divorced, downtrodden people in North Alabama, and hospital and cancer center chaplaincy).
4. Until They Know Ministry (a ministry for poor Haitians and Dominicans in and around Puerto Plata, the Dominican Republic).
5. Desert Rose Ministries (ministries to rescue girls from forced marriages, FGM, and to reach the unreached people in Kenya, Africa).
6. Kenya Relief (a ministry to rescue, house and educate orphans, and to provide medical care for the poor people in Migori, Kenya, Africa).

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Manh C. Dang, MD, author of the book The Fields, Our Journey through Medicine, Mission, Life, and Faith, is a medical oncologist at the Clearview Cancer Institute in Huntsville, Alabama. Manh is married to Karen and they have a daughter named Emily and triplet sons named Mark, Blake and Tray. Aside from a busy oncology practice, Manh’s passion is to work in the mission field, travel with his wife, dabble in photography, write inspirational blogs and Facebook posts, and drive through the countryside at dawn.

About A Culture of Predictable Sales by Michael Andersen

“…a mandatory read for sales managers and CEOs who want more predictable sales.” —Robert Sher, author of Mighty Midsized Companies and Forbes.com columnist

This action-packed sales manager fable and training book unveils the proven framework that’s helped hundreds of major U.S. companies escape sales volatility and achieve strong, predictable revenue.

In this revolutionary new book, you’ll discover how to:
•Get free-wheeling salespeople to buy in to an intentional sales system
•Combine the art of sales with the science of sales management to boost results on both individual and company levels
•Transform your hiring, accountability, coaching, mentoring, and more
•Foster an organizational culture that drives predictable sales

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Creator of the breakthrough system Culture of Sales Solutions, Michael Andersen helps company leaders stuck with uninspiring revenue move the needle to generate strong, predictable sales results.

Michael’s experience includes:
-direct coaching and leadership development of scores of sales managers and CEOs
-overhauling companies’ go-to-market strategy
-developing compensation plans
-designing and implementing sales systems
-direct leadership of strategy on sales as large as $150m+
-organizational restructuring to optimize sales talent deployment
-extensive candidate screening

As a nationwide leading sales coach and fractional CSO, he is known for his ability to ask the right questions and then integrate unique market positioning with proven best practices.

About Flight of the SkyCricket by Gordon Greenhill

In our world, science and mythology are mortal enemies. But what if a world existed where they were the same thing?

In this first volume of The Relics of Errus, Flight of the SkyCricket, three sisters-Eli, Anna, and Rose Hoover-stumble through a window in the wine cellar of an old Victorian house and find themselves in Errus, a world where natural disasters give birth to mythological creatures-some harmless, some horrific. Caught up in a quest involving impassable deserts, dangerous jungles, dark mountainous caverns, and a menagerie of dwarfs, fairies, knights, and quirky scientists, they search for the mythical Well of the sea goddess Therra, which seems to be their only way home.

Trapped in a world that births fairies from windstorms and dwarves from earthquakes, everything rests on finding the lost Well… if it even exists. Both the pious and skeptic make their case along the way, but belief may not always be something you choose-sometimes it is something that happens to you.

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Gordon Greenhill completed a degree in theatre and communication in his youth, then went on to earn a Ph.D. in moldy old dead European men. After fifteen years teaching at university, he became a professional audiobook narrator and discovered he liked writing fiction more than lecturing on theology. Most importantly, he's a husband and father of four amazing kids, who like his reading of Harry Potter better than Jim Dale's… but they may be prejudiced.

About 133 Hours

Arriving at work to find she’s lost more than five-and-a-half days (133 hours), Briony Chaplin, has no recollection of where she’d been or what had happened to her. She is distraught. Has she been ill, or had a breakdown, or could she have been drugged and abducted?
Doubting her own sanity, Briony is fearful of what she’ll find. Yet she’s driven to discover the truth. When she trawls her memories, she’s terrified by visions, believing she may have been abused and raped.
Assisted by her friends Alesha and Jenny, and supported by a retired detective, she’s determined to learn where she’s been and why.

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Zach Abrams is a writer of thrillers and crime novels. He lives in Scotland but spends much of the year in the Languedoc region of France.
Having an unusually varied education and work history, Zach could draw on an extensive range of life experiences when developing his characters and stories: a science degree, a management post-grad, a professional accountancy qualification followed by a career as a CFO, business director and consultant in a range of industries as varied as transport, ostrich farming, manufacturing and public service.
With considerable experience of writing reports, letters and presentations, it's only recently he started creative writing of novels – "a much more honourable type of fiction," he claims.
He has seven novels published plus his collaboration with Elly Grant on a book of short stories and a non-fiction business guide book. There are four tartan noir books in his Alex Warren Murder Mystery series, set in Glasgow, Scotland.
The first, 'Made a Killing,' is a British Police Procedural featuring Detective Chief Inspector Alex Warren as senior investigating officer. Assisted by female detective Sergeant Sandra McKinnon, they’re supported by a team of detectives, scene of crime technicians and other specialists. The corpse of a much hated criminal is found with an elephant tusk impaled in his chest. Besides the main murder investigation, the team research a range of other criminal activities including financial crime, fraud, blackmail and extortion. Away from the crime investigation, there’s family drama as well as a touch of romance and more than a sprinkling of humour. Readers familiar with Glasgow may recognise locations as the detectives tread their weary path, researching the crimes to solve the mystery.
The second, ‘A Measure of Trouble,’ has Alex's team seek the murderer of a CEO killed within the cask room of his own whisky distillery. Investigations lead them to interview the victim’s family, employees and colleagues as they consider the varied motives of greed, revenge, adultery and nationalism.
The mysterious death of a successful author begins the third, 'Written to Death. Alex and Sandra are swamped by work as they have to deal with a second enquiry, this one into organised crime, and it runs in parallel with the main murder investigation.
The fourth, ‘Offender of the Faith,’ investigates when a young Asian girl was sexually assaulted and murdered. Sandra is off work on maternity leave. Alex and his team require kid gloves to handle the ultra sensitive investigation with both the victim and her boyfriend’s families brought under intense scrutiny Potential motives of racism, Islamophobia, hate, jealousy and honour killing all have to be considered.
These are fast moving, gripping, murder mystery novels set in and around the tough, crime-ridden streets of Glasgow.
Zach’s first novel was 'Ring Fenced', a psychological thriller is a crime story with a difference, following one man's obsession with power and control. Benjamin, the main character, uses five separate personae to independently control the different divisions of his life. The story shows what happens when the barriers break down. Anti-hero, Benjamin, was nominated and shortlisted in the category of best villain in the 2013 eFestival of Words.
Zach's quirky thriller, 'Source,’ centres on financial crime. Three investigative journalists travel across the UK, Spain and into France. They suspect economic terrorism as they research corruption and sabotage in the banking sector. They face personal threats and all the time they’re trying to cope with their own fraught private lives. Despite the weighty subject matter, it’s a light read, with plenty of humour, family drama and romance.
His latest thriller, ‘133 Hours,’ is being released on 20 January 2020. Briony Chaplin arrives at work to find she’s lost more than five-and-a-half days with no recollection of where she’s been or what had happened to her. Assisted by friends and a retired detective, she’s determined to learn where she’s been and why.
A collaboration with Elly Grant produced 'Twists and Turns,' a book of short stories, ranging from flash fiction to a novella. All have mystery and an element of the unexpected.
Zach's books can be purchased from Amazon as eBooks, paperbacks and Audiobooks.
Alike his central character in 'Ring Fenced,' (Benjamin Short), Zach Abrams completed his education in Scotland and had a career in accountancy, business and finance. Married with two children, he plays no instruments but has an eclectic taste in music, although not as obsessive as Benjamin. Unlike Benjamin, he does not maintain mistresses, write pornography and (sadly) does not have ownership of a mega internet distributor. He is not a sociopath (at least by his own reckoning) and all versions of his life are aware of and freely communicate with each other. More in keeping with 'Alex Warren', Zach was raised in Glasgow and has spent many years working in Central Scotland.

About The Wife

Lily Carter’s gone missing for the past twenty years, but her ailing ex-husband won’t give up searching for her.

Underneath the past she’s trying to hide, and the prudent private eye her ex has hired to look for her, there’s a story of murder, revenge, dark poetry, and an unending yearning to be free from the agony of this world. Will the private investigator Harold Baltimore find Lily before the truth of her past is lost forever, or are there more secrets, lurking in the dark, waiting to be unraveled?

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Greg C. Jackson is a Hampshire College graduate who lives in New England with his cat Spucky. He made his start in musical theater, but then switched to writing when his voice changed. Since then, his short fiction and stories in verse have seen the light of day in literature-focused publications or venues such as the Raleigh Review, the Burningword Literary Journal, London’s Camden People’s Theatre, and more. Currently working on a thriller podcast with the support of Secretariat de Cultura in Mexico and the British Council, he enjoys reading, long walks and free museum days. To say hi or offer feedback, email gjosselyn@gmail.com.

Reversed: A Memoir by Lois Letchford

In 1995, the school diagnostician stated, “He’s the worst child I’ve seen in 20 years of teaching.”
Do you have a child struggling with reading?
What labels has your child been given? How do you feel they will progress through school?
This is a story for you!
Every parent has high hopes for their children. When Lois Letchford learns her son has been diagnosed with a low IQ at the end of grade one, she refuses to give up on his future.
After thorough testing, Nicholas proves to have no spatial awareness, limited concentration, and can only read ten words. Although discouraged, Lois knows things have to improve. After all, her son is young, and every child learns at their own pace.
But once Nicholas is labeled “learning disabled,” a designation considered more derogatory than “dyslexia,” the world of education is quick to cast him aside.
Determined to prove them all wrong, Lois temporarily removes her son from the school system and begins working with him one-on-one. She has no formal reading education herself, and no one to guide her. But she has hope and the strength of will to persevere. And sometimes that’s all you need.
What happens next is a journey—spanning three continents, unique teaching experiments, never-ending battles with the school system, a mother’s discovery of her own learning blocks, and a bond fueled by the desire to rid Nicholas of the “disabled” label.
Reversed is a memoir of profound determination that follows the highs and lows of overcoming impossible odds, turning one woman into a passionate teacher for children who have been left behind. Nothing is impossible when one digs deep, and looks at students through a new lens.

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Lois Letchford specializes in teaching children who have struggled with learning to read. Using creative teaching methods, Lois perceives reading instruction as a dynamic quest to meet the complex needs of students. Her goal is to place them on a path to become “skilled readers.” Her creative teaching methods vary depending on the reading ability of the student, employing age-appropriate, rather than reading-age-appropriate, material. Lois writes poetry, empowering her students to see themselves as authors. When her students have been exposed to a wider range of texts, she returns to existing conventional material to re-engage students, who become active, involved learners ready to re-enter the traditional classroom confidently.
Originally a physical education teacher, she completed a Master’s in Literacy and Reading at SUNY, Albany. Lois presents her work at numerous conferences around the world.