Ronald Smith Boeken

T'Challa's summer vacation in America takes a dark turn as a charismatic politician begins to influence the small town he visits. The sequel to The Young Prince explores themes of power and manipulation, as T'Challa confronts unexpected challenges while reconnecting with friends. As tensions rise, he must navigate the complexities of leadership and community, ultimately seeking to protect those he cares about from the politician's growing influence.

The narrative unfolds across three generations, each grappling with their own darkness, as they vie for the Thorne throne. A mother and son, both afflicted by the same mental burden, unite to confront the tyrant Barron Thorne. This intense struggle raises questions about power, survival, and the lengths one will go to protect family. Themes of murder, revenge, love, and betrayal intertwine, revealing the complexities of familial bonds and the potential for both destruction and redemption within a family dynamic.

Focused on enhancing time management skills, this book offers research-backed techniques and strategies suitable for anyone, from employees to students. It addresses overcoming procrastination and fostering motivation, enabling readers to achieve greater productivity and accomplish more than they thought possible.

After a personal tragedy, River relocates to New Orleans seeking a fresh start, only to find himself entangled in dark mysteries and age-old secrets. As he rebuilds his life with the support of new friends and a captivating stranger, River uncovers his true identity and purpose. However, the journey reveals that appearances can be deceiving, leading him into a conflict filled with danger and revelations. Join him as he seeks the truth in a world where nothing is as it seems.

"The book begins with the history of beer in America and then shifts to a brief history of the city of Atlanta. From there, the work examines the early taverns in Atlanta including those in the Civil War"--