DAVID STONE

Deception in the CIA, historical intrigue, and blood in the streets . . . former CIA cleaner Micah Dalton returns in the stunning new novel by "New York Times"-bestselling author Stone, now available

CIA cleaner Micah Dalton returns for another go-round of the international espionage, government cover-ups, and high-intensity pursuit that have cemented this series in the best of spy fiction. Readers hungry for sex, bloody action and flag-waving patriotism will best appreciate this sequel to Stone's debut "The Echelon Vendetta"

The Sacred Union: A Christian Couples Guide to Building a Lasting Relationship is a comprehensive guide for couples seeking to build a strong and lasting relationship based on biblical principles. This book covers a range of topics, including communication, conflict resolution, forgiveness, intimacy, and more, to provide couples with the tools they need to strengthen their relationship and deepen their connection.Drawing on biblical teachings and wisdom, this book provides practical guidance and advice to help couples navigate the challenges of marriage and build a relationship that is rooted in love, trust, and mutual understanding. With a focus on developing healthy communication skills, fostering emotional and physical intimacy, and resolving conflicts in a biblical manner, this guide is the ultimate resource for couples looking to build a strong and lasting relationship.Whether youre just starting your journey together or have been married for years, The Sacred Union is the perfect guide for couples who are looking to build a relationship that is based on love, respect, and mutual understanding. With its biblical foundations, practical advice, and heartfelt guidance, this book is the ultimate resource for any Christian couple looking to build a lasting and fulfilling relationship.

"Forever Together: A Christian Guide to Building a Strong Marriage" is a comprehensive guide to navigating the joys and challenges of marriage from a biblical perspective. Written by a team of experienced Christian counselors and pastors, this book delves into the key aspects of a successful marriage, including communication, intimacy, trust, forgiveness, and raising godly children. It also addresses specific challenges that couples may face, such as financial struggles, infidelity, and blended families.Throughout the book, readers will find real-life stories from couples who have successfully navigated these challenges and come out stronger on the other side. They will also find practical advice, biblical teachings, and exercises to help them build and maintain a strong, healthy marriage.This book is not only for newlyweds but also for any couple looking to strengthen their relationship and deepen their faith in God. It offers hope and guidance for those who are struggling in their marriage and encourages couples to grow closer to God and each other. "Forever Together" is a must-read for any Christian couple looking to build a lifetime of love and commitment.

The Power of Forgiveness: Understanding and Applying it in Our Lives is a comprehensive guide to understanding and implementing the power of forgiveness in all aspects of life. Through a combination of expert insights, personal stories, and practical exercises, this book provides readers with a deep understanding of what forgiveness is, why it is important, and how to put it into practice.The book begins by exploring the concept of forgiveness and its benefits, including improved mental health, stronger relationships, and increased inner peace. It then delves into the obstacles that can prevent us from forgiving, including resentment, bitterness, and trauma. The book also covers the process of forgiving and offers guidance for forgiving both ourselves and others, including in relationships and the workplace.The author also addresses the role of empathy, spirituality, and science in forgiveness, and how it can impact physical health and the power of collective forgiveness in building stronger communities. The book also explores the repercussions of not forgiving and the link between forgiveness and happiness, as well as the importance of forgiving in parent-child relationships and in the context of religion and spirituality.In addition to its insightful discussions, the book includes practical exercises, such as journaling prompts and visualization exercises, to help readers apply the concepts discussed to their own lives. Whether youre looking to overcome personal grudges, heal from past traumas, or simply improve your relationships and overall well-being, this book provides a roadmap for using the power of forgiveness to create a happier, more fulfilling life.

"The Christian Walk: Navigating Life as a Follower of Jesus" is a transformative guide for believers seeking to deepen their relationship with God and grow in their faith. Through insightful teachings and practical advice, this book explores the foundational principles of the Christian walk, from faith in Jesus Christ to the power of prayer, transparency, and the role of the Holy Spirit.Readers will learn how to live a life of discipleship, resisting temptation, and embracing forgiveness and gratitude. They will also discover the value of community, pursuing holiness, and evangelism. The book offers insights into the importance of Scripture, finding Gods will, trusting God in times of trial, and the role of rest in a busy world."The Christian Walk" also delves into practical topics such as developing a heart of generosity, embracing diversity, and living with purpose. The book encourages readers to discover their spiritual gifts and use them for Gods glory, and to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in their journey of faith.Whether you are a new believer or a seasoned follower of Christ, "The Christian Walk" will inspire and equip you to deepen your relationship with God and live a life that is pleasing to Him. Through the power of His Spirit, you can experience the joy, peace, and purpose that comes from walking in faith as a follower of Jesus.

The Holy Spirit: Understanding and Engaging with the Third Person of the Trinity is a comprehensive guide to the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer. This book provides a biblical perspective on the Holy Spirit, exploring His work in creation and redemption, as well as His role in the Old and New Testaments.Through a careful study of scripture, the book also provides insights into the Holy Spirits work in the Church, including His indwelling and empowering of believers, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the proper use of the gifts and fruit of the Spirit.The book also delves into the Holy Spirits work in prayer, worship, evangelism, mission, spiritual warfare, holiness, healing, guidance, unity, diversity, and social justice, providing practical guidance on how believers can engage with the Holy Spirit in these areas.In addition, the book explores the Holy Spirits work in the supernatural realm, including His role in dreams, visions, and supernatural experiences, and His work beyond the natural realm.Finally, the book looks to the future of the Church, anticipating the Holy Spirits work in renewal and revival, and encouraging believers to be open to His leading and guidance.The Holy Spirit: Understanding and Engaging with the Third Person of the Trinity is an essential guide for believers seeking to deepen their understanding of the Holy Spirit and engage with Him more fully in their lives and in the life of the Church.

"Blessed are the Meek: Discovering Strength and Courage in Gentleness and Humility" is a powerful and inspiring book that explores the virtue of meekness and its transformative power in our lives. Meekness is often misunderstood and undervalued in our culture, but this book shows how it can lead to greater strength, courage, and resilience, and ultimately, to a more fulfilling and meaningful life.Drawing on insights from psychology, spirituality, and personal growth, this book offers practical guidance and inspiration for cultivating the virtues of humility, gentleness, and empathy in our daily lives. It explores topics such as leadership, relationships, conflict resolution, and self-reflection, and provides examples from history and personal experience to illustrate the transformative power of meekness.Through its exploration of the Beatitudes and the virtues of meekness, this book shows how we can learn to live with greater purpose, meaning, and fulfillment. It offers practical tools and strategies for managing stress, cultivating resilience, and finding inspiration in the most ordinary moments of life.Whether you are seeking to deepen your spirituality, improve your relationships, or simply live with greater peace and contentment, "Blessed are the Meek" is a must-read book. It will inspire you to embrace the transformative power of meekness and to live with greater courage, strength, and humility.

Micah Dalton isn't paid to ask questions. He's a 'cleaner,' a CIA fixer sent in to mop up the mess when an agent or situation goes bad. But when his close friend and colleague Porter Naumann turns up dead in an idyllic hill town in Tuscany, victim of an apparent suicide, Dalton's curiosity gets the best of him. Other hard-nosed ex-CIA field men are found butchered across the globe and Dalton soon finds himself on the trail of a sadistic killer, who has a penchant for intricate knife work and Native American mysticism. The murders appear to be acts of retribution, but for what? The only link between the victims seems to be a global surveillance operation called Echelon. Dalton's search for answers takes him from the fog-shrouded mazes of Venice to the beautiful big-sky country of the American West. At every turn he comes one step closer to discovering the truth behind the truth, a conspiracy so closely guarded that even suspecting it exists could prove fatal.

Though the words, Cold War, refer to a period of specific international tension it is also true that the wars, conflicts and armed disputes of the period were most often influenced by, and even created because of, the existence of a cold war environment - the Cold War was, in many ways, the Third World War. This extensive and authoritative volume presents all the major wars of the period - Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf, etc., the uprisings and revolts in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, etc, and even the skirmishes, such as the Cuba Missile Crisis, in a form that is suitable both for reading and for reference. Indeed, it is a book that meets a major need for historians, students and professionals working in the field of international current affairs and modern history.

The French strategy of seeking to establish a fortified base across the Viet Minhs route to and from Laos provoked an awesome struggle that lasted from November 1953 to May 1954. During this time Dien Bien Phu, surrounded by 2000 ft hills and thus difficult to re-supply by air as the French had intended, became the scene of fearful contests between the locally savvy men of General Giap and the hapless French forces who, losing one strongpoint after another, were finally trapped in Dien Bien Phu garrison. The French lost the cream of their strategic reserve in the region and, within months, were agreeing to the independence of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. David Stone, a British Army officer of the post World War II era, leads the reader through the complex nature of this significant action.

Because it lasted only seven months, the Franco-Prussian War has sometimes been ignored by historians and yet it merits study for the fact that it was the first deployment of a ruthlessly efficient and superbly organised German Army, a phenomenon that was to be seen twice more in the next 75 years. Indeed, military professionals and history students have long sought a thorough account of this conflict for the very reasons of its significance in both military development and European evolution. The war machine of the expansive Prussians used organisational strength and modern techniques to prevail over the more antiquated French and yet the battles were keenly fought and brought awesome casualties. The lessons learned by both sides, and onlookers, had a mighty impact; the emergence of a dominant German land force, a German nation and a German Empire determined the course of European and world history for a century and beyond. The story of the war is told with vigour and accuracy and will be a significant contribution to military history and to our understanding of the development of Europe as we see it today.

Anger is an acid that can do more harm to the vessel in which it is stored than to anything on which it is poured. "Echoes of Anger" is a profound exploration of our most destructive emotion. In a high-stress world, many of us are walking pressure cookers, one minor inconvenience away from an explosion. But repressing anger is just as dangerous as unleashing it.This book offers a third way: transmutation. Drawing on the ancient wisdom of Stoicism and modern cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), it teaches you how to deconstruct the triggers that set you off. Why does the traffic jam feel like a personal insult? Why does a comment from a colleague linger for days? The answer lies not in the external event, but in your internal narrative.You will learn the "pause technique" to insert a gap between stimulus and response. We explore the somatic roots of ragehow to release the physical tension before it becomes a mental obsession. The goal is not to become a robot, but to become the master of your own emotional climate.Dont let a moment of madness destroy years of building. Learn to hear the echo before the shout, and find the power in silence. This guide is essential for anyone who has ever regretted words spoken in heat.