Books with author James Corbett

Finally, the ultimate and final version of the Lizzie Borden story can be told. Replacing every book ever written on the case is this explosive investigative study of Victorian America's most infamous alleged murderess. Was Lizzie guilty of the murder of her father and stepmother? Find out once and for all inside this volume. With over 150 pages of information never before published in a Borden book, no true crime buff can afford to miss out on Jacob Corbett's explosive expose. "A true feat of historical investigative journalism." "It's taken well over a century, but finally the answers we've all been waiting for are here." "If you buy only one crime book this year, make it this one!"

This is the fourth book in the "Great White Hunter" series. The village of Olipore is a proud owner of an elephant that gives birth to a baby. But thieves steal the baby and take her away. The elephant searches for the baby and when she fails to find it, she starts hunting and killing humans. She becomes a rogue. People living in the area around Olipore village are terrified of the elephant and spend sleepless nights. The rogue is to be hunted and killed. The only man who can do it is an old hunter by the name of Henry Phibbs. He is an American who has settled down in India due to his love for Indian wildlife. Villagers visit him and request him to come out of retirement and hunt the elephant. Human lives are at stake. Henry agrees to hunt the elephant. Will he capture it or shoot it down. Folks read on.

"The Snake God" is a humorous Christian conversion story set in the fag end of British Indian rule. James Powell is an officer in his Majesties Government of India, a die hard imperialist whose stiff upper lip takes a beating every time he sees the Hindu landlord praying to a snake. He fails to understand why would anyone pray to a snake. He introduces the landlord to Christianity. Bill Moore is the pastor in the local church who patiently tells the story of Christ to the Hindu landlord knowing full well that the latter was pretending to be interested in Christ. He is okay with that. At least the landlord is listening to the story of Christ. He believes that Jesus will do the rest and make the landlord a believer. The landlord is a die hard Hindu who prays to the snake god. He pretends to be interested in Christianity not because he believes in Christ, but because he wants to humor the British officers who have the power to make him richer. He goes to church and listens to the pastors story of Christ. He does not know that subconsciously he is moving away from the Snake God and coming closer to Christ. Unfortunately fate has other things in store for him. Read on?????