iUniverse Announces Newest Rising Star Titles
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Block writes the first authoritative healthcare-management text applying the principles and practices of stewardship, a concept with religious roots dating back to biblical times, to the production and delivery of healthcare goods and services.Bloomington, IN, August 06, 2009 --( PR.com )-- iUniverse , the leading book marketing, editorial services, and supported self publishing company, has announced the most recent titles recognized with the prestigious Rising Star designation.The latest titles include:· Black Warriors: The Buffalo Soldiers of World War II, by Ivan J. Houston with Gordon Cohn; (Military History)This invaluable historical collection is based on Houston’s time in the 92nd infantry division during World War II, where he battled against the evils of the Nazi war machine and against the evils of racism.· Washout: A Folly Beach Mystery, by Bill Noel; (Mystery)A routine trip to the local hardware store propels Chris Landrum into a world of revenge, hate, and murder—hardly the peaceful outcome he had planned for his retirement on the small island of Folly Beach, South Carolina.· Child of War: Son of Angels, by Curtis Whitfield Tong; (Memoir)Author Curtis Tong vividly recalls his three years as a child prisoner of the Japanese Imperial Army.· Surviving Chadwick, by Phillip Wilhite; (Novel)After being awarded a scholarship to attend an elite boarding school in Ojai, California, fifteen-year-old Isaiah Issacson is plucked from his inner-city Oakland neighborhood and thrust into a new—and frightening—atmosphere.· Approaching Neverland, by Peggy Kennedy; (Memoir)Author Peggy Kennedy recounts her familys attempts to deal with their mothers mental illness during a time when it was little understood and even feared.· A Pilgrim in Your Body, by Jim Gilkeson; (Self-Help)Utilizing his vast experience as a bodywork therapist, a meditation teacher, and an advocate of energy-oriented healing, Jim Gilkeson offers a wealth of personal exercises and partner treatments in this essential guide to energy work.· I Thought I Grew Up, by Michelle Churchill; (Memoir)As author Michelle Churchill approached her fiftieth birthday, she found herself careening into menopause.Dr. Hux often appears on The Learning Channel’s A Baby Story.· A Desperado’s Daily Bread, by Konrad Ventana; (Novella)This riveting drama follows the trail of a Western outlaw biochemist of the subterranean territories on the hunt for more profound and sublime naturalistic roots.· A Host of Suspects, by Michael Marra; (Novel)In tales exploring dark, primal desires of man, Michael Marra creates intriguing characters facing police corruption, revenge, and murder who catch on quickly and arrive at seemingly obvious conclusions, and then discover that things are not always as they appear to be.· Dancing in the Dark, by Dr. Ronald Keast; (Philosophy)Dr. Ronald Keast examines the exciting and spooky scientific theories about the fundamental nature of reality and truth that have been proposed by the revolutionary science of quantum mechanics.· Don’t Kill the Messenger, by Joel Pierson; (Thriller)Tristan Shays is on a mission he doesnt understand.In this book, youll find out how to develop a running routine that will improve your health and your personal life, too.· The Shenfeng Conjunction, by Sean Galt; (Thriller)General Wang, head of the PLAs Intelligence Directorate, dreams of becoming Chinas new emperor.