Books published by publisher TU Enterprise

Jess makes good on his promise to Juan Hernandez to bring in the evil murderous Mexican outlaw called Machete and hand his head over to the Mexican government. His job is tough enough, tracking him through New Mexico Territory, but once he sees the carnage Machete leaves behind, he wants to catch Machete and bring him to justice in the worst way.His job is hard enough, but he soon learns that Machete has a faithful flock of followers who believe his every word and would take a bullet for him to keep him safe. His job becomes even more complicated when he finds out that Machete's flock of followers are made up primarily of young men and even a few young women.Jess has to find a way to finally get to Machete without killing the young men and women in his flock, but they keep getting in his way, forcing him to consider doing some things that almost makes him quit the job of hunting Machete.The thought, however, of leaving Machete to roam the New Mexico Territory, murdering and butchering innocent women, forces him to continue his hunt for Machete knowing full well that he might have to kill some of his flock, who seem to be brainwashed and have no apprehension about giving their young lives for Machete.

Tо increase уоur effectiveness in studying in this nеw аgе оf infоrmаtiоn оvеrlоаd, must you juѕt рuѕh уоurѕеlf hаrdеr? Fоrtunаtеlу, thе аnѕwеr iѕ "no". Rising stress lеvеlѕ саuѕеd by the nееd tо acquire bоundlеѕѕ infоrmаtiоn forced a ѕtudу оf this iѕѕuе and a search fоr ѕоlutiоnѕ. Thе rеѕult was a set of рrinсiрlеѕ developed bу асаdеmiсianѕ, knоwn internationally as "accelerated lеаrning". Thiѕ principle uѕеѕ some оf thе recent advances in соgnitivе science and оffеrѕ аn еxсiting nеw рrоѕресtivе оn hаrnеѕѕing the whоlе brаin'ѕ рhеnоmеnаl сараbilitiеѕ. Aссеlеrаtеd lеаrning offers ways tо unlосk аn amazing аrrау of соgnitivе ѕkillѕ.

Cripple Creek had a gold rush two years ago and the town was flush with people and money. Now, the town has become dilapidated and only a handful of miners pan for gold in the creek that is drying up from a long drought.Jess arrives in Cripple Creek, where he meets a woman by the name of Lucille Deveroux. He stays in town and while there, the miners begin finding gold again as the creek rises to previous levels caused by two separate and strange events.The gold rush is on again and it brings new miners and new wealth to Cripple Creek, but it also brings drifters, outlaws and thieves. The town has no law and Jess seems to be putting out fires left and right. Miners are being robbed, killed and some even suspiciously vanish.Jess tries to enforce some order in the town, even though he refuses to take the town marshal’s job when offered to him. Tempers flare and the problems grow. Jess wonders if he alone can bring order back to the town.

Gregory Cornelius Jones, Jr., known as Junebug to his family, just moved to Johnsonville, Mississippi, from Chicago. Among his new friends is Miss Marguerite Gautier, who makes Junebug the best treats - teacakes, beignets, custards - in exchange for his assistance in her gumbo garden. As the crop grows, so does the mystery surrounding Miss Gautier. Junebug's friends warn him, but he only discovers the truth when it is too late. Junebug and Miss Gautier's Gumbo Garden calls up the language and foodways of Louisiana. The gullible Junebug, led by his appetite for Miss Gautier's goodies, can't bring himself to believe that the woman who reminds him so much of his Grandma Pearl, who he left behind in Chicago, could be up to no good.

"Capitalism for Kids" is an introduction to entrepreneurship. Karl Hess stresses how a person can earn a profit in business while maintaining the highest possible standards of honesty and integrity. Includes a self-test to help the reader determine how enterprising he/she really is, as well as an excellent chapter on "Capitalism and Other Isms" that clearly defines capitalism, democratic socialism, socialism, and communism. Although written with young people in mind, many adults will benefit by reading this book, especially the section which was written specifically for parents and teachers. Highly recommended. Ages 10 up."Entrepreneurs, even young entrepreneurs, know that every new day is a new challenge. They know that learning must go on throughout life. They know that learning is not just something you do in school. They know that you do it every day, with every experience, if you are alert and thoughtful. They know that the ability to think includes the ability to change, to adapt, to use new tools and information. Change, which may seem such a threat and a danger to some people, will just seem a challenge and an opportunity to the entrepreneur." Karl Hess, author.For an excellent companion volume see "Common Sense Business for Kids" also available through Amazon.Table of Contents for "Capitalism for Kids"IntroductionFor Parents and Teachers1. Money and You2. What Kind of Person Are You?3. Capitalism and Other Isms4. The Wonderful World of Work5. Opportunity and the Computer6. The Family That Works Together7. Investing Time and Dollars8. Are You a Volunteer?9. Education, Experience, and Enterprise10. Laws, Liability, and Licenses11. Words of WisdomResources for Young EntrepreneursIndex

All the stories in The Cappuccino Collection, except one, have been previously published in magazines, anthologies or on the internet. They are romantic, humorous and thought provoking stories that reflect real life, love in all its guises and the ties that bind. Enjoy them in small bites.If this collection were a cake it would be a deeply satisfying chocolate gateau.

Born to a destiny she never wanted—a destiny that could change Earth as we know it. After six years in the California Child Protective Services care, Memory’s worst nightmare comes to pass when she is jerked away from her California foster home and sent across the country to live with mysterious relatives in the mountains of North Georgia. But Winters Cove was hiding secrets about her family no one wants to get out. Once she arrives, Memory learns information that could shift her belief in everything she’d always thought the truth. The only people she can trust to help her unravel the decades' old mystery and piece together the dangerous puzzle, are her distant cousins Crystal and Cody. As she seeks to discover the source of her burgeoning powers and discover what lies beneath the betrayals, she discovers she is a pawn in a dangerous game. A game in which the rules keep changing. Luckily for her, not following the rules has never been a problem. She was never supposed to be found. Now she’s a target. And as her sixteenth birthday nears, she realizes her time is running out. An Urban Fantasy with a twist, Making Memory combines just enough magic to modern Science Fiction to bring forth a believable story of what could happen when genetic manipulation goes right. .

Welcome to Attala. Land of Murder, Mystery Mahem and a touch of Magic..Someone is killing shapeshifters.Even the Hidden races are worried...and they will kill to keep their secrets...Instead of SpringBreak in Florida with beaches, boys and bikinis, Samantha finds herself stranded in the Pleiades Star system. Faced with the possibility of spending the rest of her life on Attala, the ancestral home of the Cherokee people, she sets out to find the lost Ka her only possible way home. There's just one problem, everyone wants her head...preferably without her body attached. Things on Attala were not getting any better. Samantha’s crazy plan had worked, and she had recovered the lost medallion holding the secret to the Jannashdi Ke, only to find the engravings pointed to another unknown location. The fact that she was from Earth was no longer a secret. Chief Nancheyuh was dead set on recovering his missing merchandise, and didn’t care how many died to do it. Kih and Trouble intended to ensure that never happened. To make matters worse, no one had figured out who was killing all the Atsilagigai skin walkers. It had been one heck of a week, but things had to get better…or did they?

Tony desires to be accepted in his new school. He wants to join the cool kids but this journey towards acceptance leads him on an interesting path where he meets a new friend, learns that he cannot fit in with the cool kids and finds a renewal of his faith in God. The graphic novel deals with peer pressure in school and how Christians both young and old can maintain their focus on Christ in a world where there are a lot of distractions.