Books with author R.W. Smith

Paul, a super nerd, wants to be a bully real bad. So bad that while trying to build his bad reputation, he accidentally gets kicked out of his public school and ends up at St. Francis Catholic School. There he meets Mr. Geonapolis, his geography teacher who is an ex Black Ops/CIA agent.That’s when the real adventure begins for Paul, who must decide if he really wants to continue to bully or help his teacher save the world!!!

You are special and original! God has a great plan for your life, and no one is an accident. God loves you so much, and He wants you in His family. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Whosoever means you! This book shares God’s love and the message of salvation.

You are special and original! God has a great plan for your life, and no one is an accident. God loves you so much, and He wants you in His family. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Whosoever means you! This book shares God’s love and the message of salvation.

Paul, a super nerd, wants to be a bully real bad. So bad that while trying to build his bad reputation, he accidentally gets kicked out of his public school and ends up at St. Francis Catholic School. There he meets Mr. Geonapolis, his geography teacher who is an ex Black Ops/CIA agent. That's when the real adventure begins for Paul, who must decide if he really wants to continue to bully or help his teacher save the world!!!

Patrick Jaeger, LSU sophomore, will do anything to impress the beautiful and pious Monica, even pretend to be interested in visionaries from Croatia. But as they embark on a road trip from New Orleans to Colorado to meet one of the visionaries, they encounter members of the Sovereign Order of the Knights of Malta and the trip takes a supernatural turn. Patrick is drawn into an adventure of self-discovery and he learns that reality may not be exactly as it appears.

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Patrick Jaeger, LSU sophomore, will do anything to impress the beautiful and pious Monica, even pretend to be interested in visionaries from Croatia. But as they embark on a road trip from New Orleans to Colorado to meet one of the visionaries, they encounter members of the Sovereign Order of the Knights of Malta and the trip takes a supernatural turn. Patrick is drawn into an adventure of self-discovery and he learns that reality may not be exactly as it appears.