Most Popular Books by Lee Miller

The story of a group of Iowa volunteer soldiers during the Civil War. After participating in the siege and capture of Vicksburg, they assisted in the Red River campaign in Louisiana, ultimately taking part in the climactic Battle of Nashville.

В своей книге Мэттью Ли Миллер исследует влияние деятельности Христианского союза молодых людей (YMCA, ХСМЛ) на жителей России и русских эмигрантов в позднеимперский и раннесоветский периоды. ХСМЛ, крупнейшая американская благотворительная организация, начала свою активную деятельность в России в 1900 году. Во время Первой мировой войны она обеспечивала помощь военнопленным, а после эмиграции многих россиян в Центральную и Западную Европу основала издательство «ИМКА-Пресс» и поддерживала Православный богословский институт. Таким образом организация сыграла важную роль в сохранении наследия дореволюционной русской культуры в эмиграции. Исследование основано на архивных документах ХСМЛ, московских и парижских архивах, а также на воспоминаниях как российских, так и американских участников.

High school senior Tom Sinclair's journal chronicles events leading up to the disappearance of Alice, the only person he has confided in after moving from Vermont to Manhattan in an attempt to run away from his past.

For centuries the Christian church has overlooked irrefutable proof of the Trinity as found in the Old Testament. Sadly mostly due to weak translations of Genesis 18, and skewed interpretations from theologians. Also, Lot has been falsely accused of being a compromising backslider. Read this book to see the truth in Genesis 18 & 19.

Welcome to the world of indoor gardening! The Houseplant Guide: How to Easily Select & Maintain Indoor Plants is the definitive reference for both novice and seasoned plant enthusiasts. With over 120 in-depth listings of popular houseplants, each entry is arranged by common name and packed with key information, including botanical names, lighting preferences, soil, moisture and humidity needs and maintenance information, as well as expert tips on optimal care. Designed to inspire and educate, this comprehensive guide also features dedicated chapters that cater to specific interests, such as flowering plants, trailing and climbing plants, cacti, succulents and epiphytes, low-maintenance options, pet-friendly plants, and air-purifying varieties. Whether you are looking for the perfect addition to a sunlit space, a safe plant for furry friends, or a resilient choice that thrives on minimal care, this book has you covered. For plant owners facing common challenges, the book includes a vital chapter on identifying, managing, and preventing houseplant pests and diseases. With its rich, accessible layout and clear advice, The Houseplant Guide is the essential companion for a thriving indoor garden. Whether you have a green thumb or brown, houseplants are a wonderful way of bringing nature into your home, while improving overall air quality and health, and they are simple to grow, providing you have the proper knowledge. Join me as we begin our houseplant journey!

Lee Miller's newest publication, "Landscape Combinations" provides the necessary tools to help you easily plan your garden, while offering a multitude of design plans with labeled photographs and detailed descriptions. Topics such as landscape design principles, color in design, the use of foliage, designing with deciduous and evergreen plants, planter combinations and landscape planning are discussed. Additional topics include designing with hardscape, with "quick and easy" landscape designs and garden styles throughout history, with colorful illustrations. The information presented is applicable to both novice or professional gardener alike, and is all based on Lee Miller's personal experience as a landscape designer for over twenty years. Lee Miller is also the author of "A Guide to Northeastern Gardening: Journeys of a Garden Designer", initially published in 2015.

Federal Prosecutor Steven Lancaster wanted to end his career with a guilty verdict against a notorious drug dealer for murder. The victim's father, Joe Reed became friends with Lancaster during the three years leading up to the trial. When it was over, Joe and his former SEAL friend Paul Dos Santos, learned for the first time, that Lancaster's father was murdered by a cartel some 30 years prior, yet justice was never achieved against those responsible. Why? Because Lancaster had a secret he couldn't tell anyone about.Not ready to completely retire, Lancaster interviews for a couple interesting positions, accepting an offer to serve as a legal adviser for the government of Israel. Experiencing an overwhelming amount of immigration applications for citizenship due to the DNA findings of WhoWeR, an American ancestor identification company, Israel is in desperate need to expand their territory and acquire more land. Where would they find this land? Russia was an option. Specifically the Jewish Autonomous Oblast region of Birobidzhan, located in Siberia just north of the Chinese border and east of the Pacific Ocean. Created in 1934 by Joseph Stalin, Birobidzhan was actually several years before Israel was established by the United Nations. While the population of Birobidzhan has decreased tremendously since the early 1990's, Yiddish is still considered it' official language and his home to the largest menorah the world.Simultaneously and unbeknownst to Lancaster, Joe and Paul are off to South America seeking retribution on Lancaster's behalf. Will they find those responsible for this horrible assassination? Where will their paths take them? What will they do?Meanwhile, will Lancaster learn there is something odd about his new Israeli-Russian friend Michael Demsky? Does the possibility of Israel becoming closer to the Russian government at the expense of the United States bother Lancaster? Is Lancaster somehow being used or setup? Does it make sense for Israel and Russia to strike a deal? Will Lancaster during his Israeli/ Russian land negotiation somehow cross paths with Joe and Paul?While Retribution and the Birobidzhan Option, is the sequel to Heroes or Despicable Scoundrels? it is not a required prerequisite reading to figure out what is going on.

Stuck in sleepy New Smyrna Beach one last summer, Raine socks away her camp pay checks, worries about her druggy brother, and ignores trouble: Cal Koomer. She's a plane ticket away from teaching orphans in Africa, and not even Cal's surfer six-pack and the chinks she spies in his rebel armor will derail her. The artist in Cal begs to paint Raine's ivory skin, high cheek bones, and internal sparklers behind her eyes, but falling for her would caterwaul him into his parents' life. No thanks. The girl was self-righteous waiting to happen. Mom served sanctimony like vegetables, three servings a day, and he had a gut full. Rec Director Drew taunts her with "Rainey" and calls her an enabler. He is so infernally there like a horsefly -- till he buzzes back to his ex. Raine's brother tweaks. Her dream of Africa dies small deaths. Will she figure out what to fight for and what to free before it's too late? For anyone who's ever wrestled with her dreams.