Most Popular Books by Lee Miller

Eliza Campbell is a stubborn, professional perfectionist that has it all, but the man of her dreams. She is convinced that true love does not exist after having her heart broken by her long term boyfriend Tavis. Her best friend Madra forces her on dates to keep her out of a funk and to keep the hope of love alive. Eliza decides to create a list of what she thinks the perfect man is and she is sure that no one that she crosses will be that man. Emmanuel Levi is a free-spirited, king of simple man, who loves everything about life and everything about women. He's been in a committed relationship with the same woman, Desiree, for years, but he's not convinced that it's love. He ventures out to test new waters and he just may have bitten off more than he can chew. Read to see how Emmanuel and Eliza turn struggle into love. Will the obstacles bring them closer together or tear them completely a part?

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.

A rodeo cowboy turns up dead at the San Antonio rodeo clutching an empty snuff can inscribed with Nick Fischer's name and a pocket full of painkillers. Was it a cry for help-the young cowboy was a veteran-or was it an accusation? Nick finds himself on the wrong side of the law, again, as he struggles to find the answers that will clear his name and catch a killer before it's too late.

Baxter is in the third grade and likes his teacher, his school and his friends. He is happy to have more friends than he has ever had before and he is pretty sure it is because of the jokes he tells at recess each day. He makes jokes about kids in his class and his friends all laugh. This makes him feel great. It takes Braxton's lonely birthday party and a true friend to teach him that his jokes aren't making him friends, they are making him Baxter the bully.

Abstract: The results demonstrate that this technique is robust, providing accurate, quantitative data independent of the set-up of the microscope. In addition, the cross-talk between filters, or bleed-through that occurs when one filter excites not only the intended fluorescent dye, but also an adjacent dye, is eliminated. However, the power of this technique is in its ability to move beyond the typical four color staining of traditional epifluorescence microscopy and image more markers simultaneously, thus allowing for more complete phenotypic characterization of rare cells, such as CTCs.

Photocopies of letters written by Roger L. Miller to the editors of various publications concerning aviation history in Middletown, Ohio.