Tag: memoir

  • Crisis of Character: A White House Secret Service Officer Discloses His Firsthand Experience with Hillary, Bill, and How They Operate

    by Gary J. Byrne Want a chilling read about the slow decline of America? This is a great place to start. Gary J. Byrne was an Oval Office Secret Service Officer and saw much of what happened behind the scenes during the George Bush and Bill Clinton eras. His memoir will give you plenty to…

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  • The Polygamist’s Daughter

    The Polygamist’s Daughter

    by Anna LeBaron/with Leslie Wilson (link in pic) Ervil LeBaron was one of the most famous Mormon fundamentalist leaders. He was a self-proclaimed prophet that thought he was a god. He was imprisoned for the blood atonement killings that were done in the name of god. Anna was his daughter. This is one of those books…

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  • Greater Than Gold: From Olympic Heartbreak to Ultimate Redemption

    Greater Than Gold: From Olympic Heartbreak to Ultimate Redemption

    by David Boudia with Tim Ellsworth Wow! Remember this guy?? You know, the awesome, American Olympic Diver that has won a bunch of medals??? Well, if you missed seeing him in the last few Olympics, you can get caught up with this great read. David opens up and shares with us all about his past…

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  • Code Name: Papa

    Code Name: Papa

    by John Murray, Sharon Murray and Abby Jones So…when’s the last time you read a book that makes you wonder if someone is going to hunt you down for knowing what’s in it? Ask me! The answer is: JUST NOW!!!!!! Dude, you want to read a book that will make the hair on the back…

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  • ‘Til We Meet Again

    ‘Til We Meet Again

    by Ray and Betty Whipps There are, TRULY, no words for this book. You must take the time to pick this up and read it. Wow. Ray and Betty Whipps are true American heroes. When WWII started up, both jumped in to do their parts. Ray fought through France after landing on the beach at…

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  • The Tank Man’s Son

    The Tank Man’s Son

    by Mark Bouman with D.R. Jacobsen “You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” Genesis 50:20 A promise that Mark was able to cling to when, as an adult, he met the Father of the fatherless. Son of an abusive,…

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