Books with author Toby Yarbrough

Disable veteran with the help of his service dog Duke who saved his life in the past ten years and how Duke heal his soul. This book is written as a journal, a personal memoir of the life of Sgt. Toby Yarbrough. Who spent twenty years and on Sept. 11 2001, it was a day of infamy for many but personally for this author who was injured and disable due to an accident he sustained whiled on deployment. Considering what happen to him, Toby was lucky to be alive. He been to hell and back but retained his optimism and his sense of self, despite his PTSD and Seizure as a result of the accident he endured. It how Duke heal his Soul

50 all new original short scifi stories. Do you have an imagination? If so, I believe you will love these stories. It is my hope that my stories will be different for everyone that reads them. These are not long drawn out stories that spoon feed you all the little details and spend chapters letting you get to know the heroes. Imagine yourself or someone you know as the heroes in the stories. Use your knowledge of the subject or your imagination to fill in the tiny details. Read the story again years later, and it will have new meaning. The plot and plot twists are what you will find. See if you see the twist coming, but do it fast. Too late, the story's over.

Accepting a new sibling can be tough, but with bonding and understanding, she can become your new best friend! Witness the acceptance of a new sibling through the eyes of her new best friend-her big sister! In Like Me, but Different, Tiefa Yarbrough describes the connection two-year-old Morgan Joy has with her brand-new little sister, Payton. The girls discover that though there are many qualities that tie siblings to one another, there are also distinct differences that make them unique. Weaving poetic threads through each page, Tiefa finds a way to transform a potentially scary experience into one full of awareness and anticipation. The Adventures of MJ and Payton kick off with a touching look at the beginning of an unbreakable bond that complements the joys of sisterhood and connects parents and siblings, everywhere, who can relate to this emotion.