Samuel Parker Boeken

Having forfeited his youth to the state prison system, Michael moved back to the only home he'd ever known. A shell of a man living -- if it could be called that -- in the still-vacant house of his parents in a one-stoplight town. A town that hated him. Had always hated him. And was ready to pick up where the prison system left off. But the vigilantes behind him are nothing compared to the enemy within in this pulse-pounding, spine-rattling tale of vengeance and justice.

Recognized as one of Library Journal's Best Books of 2017, this work captivates with its compelling narrative and rich character development. It explores profound themes of resilience and the human spirit, set against a backdrop that enhances the emotional depth of the story. The author masterfully intertwines personal struggles with broader societal issues, inviting readers to reflect on their own lives while navigating a beautifully crafted plot. This book promises an engaging and thought-provoking experience for all who delve into its pages.

This excellent translation of Cicero's 'De Finibus' is accompanied by a preface by Samuel Parker and additional commentary by John Adams. A must-read for classicists and lovers of philosophy.

Dive into the world of ancient philosophy with this thought-provoking critique of Plato and his followers. Samuel Parker's letter to a friend grapples with questions about the nature of knowledge and the mind, and will leave readers thinking deeply about the origins of Western thought.

Bishop Parker's History of His Own Time is a firsthand account of major events in England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. It covers topics such as the Glorious Revolution and the reigns of William III and Anne.