Books with author Clive Nichols

A criminal defense lawyer’s gripping true stories about life, trials and his remarkable journey toward faith. Did God meet him on the trail … or had he been there all along? You decide.A mountaintop standoff with armed men wanted by the law; Dodging anti-war militants and police billy clubs during the Viet Nam War; The Hunger Games dystopia of a legal Mega-Firm;His encounters with gang-bangers and white collar monsters; andThe horrifying, funny, poignant, and downright implausible reality of a criminal defense practice.Above all, the astonishing miracles and angels in disguise that are why Clifford Nichols remains alive to tell his Tales. You’ll laugh and cry at the sardonic humor, wit and wisdom drawn from Nichols’ life-and-death experiences through the decades. Most of all, by reading this memoir, you’ll discover the truth that God is real and God is good. “Miracle” is just a word we give for God coming to our defense again and again in the trials of our life.WHAT OTHER READERS ARE SAYING..."A Barrister's Tales contains riveting tales told by a master yarn spinner. I couldn't put it down."Orson Bean, Actor, Director, Producer & Author“A Barrister’s Tales is entertaining, witty, unpredictable and profound. Nichols’ storytelling pulls you into his worlds and never lets you go until each memoir makes its mark on you. From 1929 Depression-era Texas to the rise of Hollywood in the thirties, to the radical 60s and into the world of law and justice in the 80s and 90s—it tells the tales of a sardonic lawyer on a spiritual journey toward God’s providence.Brian Godawa, Bestselling author, Chronicles of the Nephilim“A Barrister’s Tales is a book that is likely to touch all hearts, but particularly the skeptical, in a powerful way. I was mesmerized by how God worked in Cliff’s life to get his attention. Too many people believe God doesn’t exist or if He does He’s not involved in their every day lives. The truth is God created each of us for a special purpose and to be in a relationship with Him. If you doubt this is true, I dare you to read this book! Hopefully you will see a little bit of yourself and your life’s experiences in these stories. And for the rest who already have a relationship with Papa God, this book will build your faith. Truly, a good read.“Amanda Pecott, Psalm139LOVE Ministries, HaitiABOUT CLIFFORD C. NICHOLS: A seasoned political commentator and former research associate at the Heritage Foundation, Clifford Nichols has practiced law for nearly thirty-five years and has been a man of faith for now 25 years. He still counts his grandfather’s parting words as some of the best advice he’s ever received: “Son, no matter where your life takes you, always remember, if you have eyes willing to see and ears willing to hear, you will come to find you are never traveling alone.”

Third Book in the Madoc series of Books. Madoc, Brody and Andy get to take a trip with Alice into outback Queensland. Rosie and Madoc become ever closer. Simon has a secret admirer. What are Alice and Nigel up to early each morning. Andy perfects his woodcarving. Brody gets confused more than once. Cameron Gets a boyfriend. Jean Paul has some good advice for Brody and Madoc which pays dividends. Madoc goes on a Pottery course and excels. Nigel is finally able to let go of past problems. Simon visitor from the past. And scares Andy and Madoc witless. Everyone sems to be buying houses and moving in with each other.

Third Book in the Madoc series of Books. Madoc, Brody and Andy get to take a trip with Alice into outback Queensland. Rosie and Madoc become ever closer. Simon has a secret admirer. What are Alice and Nigel up to early each morning. Andy perfects his woodcarving. Brody gets confused more than once. Cameron Gets a boyfriend. Jean Paul has some good advice for Brody and Madoc which pays dividends. Madoc goes on a Pottery course and excels. Nigel is finally able to let go of past problems. Simon visitor from the past. And scares Andy and Madoc witless. Everyone sems to be buying houses and moving in with each other.

Kachinas are small wooden dolls made in the likeness of Pueblo Indian spirits. Hand carved from the soft roots of the cottonwood tree, they are given as presents to children. Kachinas aren't played with as toys; rather, they are treasured as valued possessions. With this kit you can create your own kachina. Display it proudly for family and friends, as you share with them all you have discovered about kachinas and Pueblo Indian lore.