Best Selling Books by Kevin Moore

A Shadow Stirs. A Mystery Unfolds. A Force Awakens. Private investigator Damian Knight doesn’t just chase criminals—he follows the whispers of the dead. When a routine case takes a dark turn, he’s drawn into a chilling mystery that defies reason, pulling him deeper into the supernatural than ever before. As eerie visions, cryptic warnings, and the presence of something far more sinister begin to unravel the world around him, Damian realizes he’s not just solving a case—he’s being hunted by a force beyond comprehension. With the help of an unlikely ally and a ghost who refuses to move on, Damian must navigate a city teetering on the edge of darkness. But some truths are better left undiscovered, and the deeper he digs, the more the darkness calls his name. A gripping supernatural noir thriller, The Kraze blends mystery, horror, and suspense into an unforgettable journey into the unknown.

Our view of football will never be the same again... Written by a world-respected football historian, this football history/gift title reveals the global game''s greatest myths and untruths. Football has been completely mythologized and many of the things football fans think they know about football and its history turn out not to be true. We want to believe the myths, and so they become accepted. So much football writing is not properly researched, and so the myths get repeated... again and again and again. Backed up by the highest level of academic research yet written in an accessible, mass-market style, the book will explore the truth behind many accepted myths. For example, did you know: - The Germans took football to Brazil, not the English - Rugby and not football could quite easily have been the world''s leading sport - There are gay professional players ....and always have been! - Goalkeepers should not dive for penalties - Football hooliganism did not begin in England - Shirt colours do make a difference - Cambridge and not Sheffield is the home of the oldest football club in the world - Arsenal should not be in the Premier League... they cheated to be there - The Dynamo Kiev team were not executed after beating a German SS team in 1941 - England did not win the World Cup fairly in 1966 ... but not in the way you think! Written by Kevin Moore, the founding director of the National Football Museum (the world''s leading football museum), this thoroughly researched and authoritative book will debunk more than 50 of the greatest myths surrounding football.

Perhaps you’ve heard that Alvin Plantinga resolved the logical problem of evil decades ago and that even most atheists agree. But, what if you aren’t most folks? What if you find yourself in that minority of folks who still worry about the compatibility of God and evil? What if you question Plantinga’s dubious suggestion that God’s desire for moral good is a good enough reason for Him to allow evil (if, as it turned out, He couldn’t get any moral good without allowing at least some evil)? What is the resolve for worries such as these? God, Conceivability, and Evil is about resolving the logical problem of evil for the rest of us. And, importantly, it is about doing so in a way that allows us to avoid BS-ing ourselves and others in the process. The solution that Moore defends to the logical problem of evil, in view of his worries about Plantinga’s Free Will Defense, is philosophically interesting, methodologically intuitive, theologically consistent and apologetically pertinent.

Museums and Popular Culture seeks to unravel the paradox that to adequately reflect popular culture museums may need to abandon their traditional form. This is a book which no one interested in museums can afford to ignore.

Current, comprehensive, and focused, the bestselling Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine returns for its fourth edition. Thoroughly revised and updated throughout, this trusted, quick-reference guide includes the latest evidence-based guidelines and recommended management of medical emergencies alongside new figures and clinical tips from experienced authors and a team of dedicated specialist reviewers. With a new chapter on acute medicine and the older patient, and even more distilled key points and practice tips, it is accessible to all members of the multidisciplinary team and practitioners across an even wider range of specialties. The Oxford Handbook of Acute Medicine remains the must-have resource for all those dealing with acute illness. Your practical guide to the presentation, causes, and management of the acutely ill patient, this Handbook will take you step-by-step through the management of the patient while awaiting specialist help, and beyond, with details of specialist treatments to help you make an informed decision about your patients'' ongoing care.

Psychology straddles areas from the biological to the social and cultural. Within that vast range, there have been recent explosions of interest in neuropsychology, genetics and epigenetics, and the evolutionary bases of mindedness. Correspondingly, there have been conceptual innovations and new empirical evidence in relation to the embodied, social and discursive processes supporting mind and personhood. Simultaneously, awareness of developmental processes and their dynamic interweaving of genetic, physiological, neurological, social and cultural elements has also increased. Might such developments help ‘connect the dots’ between diverse aspects of mindedness and the contexts within which it arises? Whilst it seems clear that mind is co-constituted of both biological and socio-cultural processes, how might we bring these disparate realms of knowledge together? In a number of these areas, suggestive integrative possibilities have been explored (e.g., predictive processing, embodied and situated cognition, dynamic developmental systems theory) and insights such as a focus on action, ‘knowledge as skills’, embeddedness and connectivity have been pursued across a range of disciplines. This edited collection of articles bring together such possibilities – and others - in the same forum in order to provide an opportunity to re-visit a recurring discussion within theoretical psychology: The claimed lack of - and potential for - theoretical synthesis and unity. While the chapters range over a number of areas of research, this collection is focused on current prospects for conceptual synthesis within - or convergence of research between - aspects of mind and mindedness. As is clear from the contributions, it highlights integrative conceptual proposals that emphasize action-orientation, process, embeddedness and connectivity – especially between explanatory ‘levels’. Beyond specific proposals for integration, several of the contributions explicitly or implicitly expose broader questions about the purpose of psychological research, the epistemological and ontological commitments required, and the relevant social, political and economic contexts within which such research is performed. This is perhaps inevitable since any aim for synthesis of various understandings of mind will - or should - lead to consideration of the general implications, beyond the ‘science’, that follow from an integrated account of mind and mindedness. Whether or not the contributions in this volume provide insights into profitable paths towards greater theoretical synthesis in the sciences of mind or, alternatively, provide grist for the mill of renewed skepticism over the potential or even desirability of such synthesis is unpredictable. Whichever the outcome, we feel sure that they will help provoke future productive research in, and thinking about, the sciences of mind. Kevin Moore and John Cromby Associate Guest Editors

Kevin Moore, pastor of the nationally known Oneighty youth ministry, reveals to teens the ups and downs of their most influential associations, their friends, and how they can respond in the love of God to the challenges friends bring.

Michael Simonetti was to own it all. In a world of pain and misery he developed an unnatural appreciation towards violence, murder and extortion became a means to an end. An unstoppable force ruthless and unforgiving he would overcome all adversity until all that remained was the final battle, the war between the families. This is his story Welcome to Brooklyn.

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""Corporate Fraud"" explores the dark side of finance, dissecting instances where the relentless pursuit of profit eclipses ethical conduct, leading to significant corporate downfalls. The book navigates the intricate world of financial malfeasance, accounting scandals, and the regulatory efforts designed to curb them. Readers will gain insights into fraudulent financial reporting and insider trading, understanding how these elements shape the modern financial landscape and the importance of investor confidence. The book uniquely emphasizes that while financial regulations such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Dodd-Frank Act are vital, they are insufficient without a strong ethical foundation within an organization. The book progresses by first laying the groundwork with fundamental fraud concepts and motivations. It then delves into high-profile cases like Enron, WorldCom, and Bernie Madoff''s Ponzi scheme, dissecting accounting manipulations, internal control failures, and regulatory oversights. By examining court documents, regulatory filings, and forensic accounting reports, the book offers a comprehensive understanding of each case. Ultimately, the book concludes with strategies for both detecting and preventing corporate fraud, emphasizing the ethical responsibilities of individuals and organizations to foster a culture of integrity.