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Lifelong fisherman Paul Knight knows the thrill of the chase, the one–on–one battle of endurance between man and beast that is sport fishing. Like Hemingway, and legions of others who've tested themselves against nature, author Paul Knight has traveled to remote parts of the globe to reel in stories of epic adventures with rod and line.

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A short fictional book about opening your mind to imagine, "what would Heaven be like if God left?"

Our mission is to encourage people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ, who let God love them, love him in return, and who love others in Jesus' name. Our vision is to touch with the hope and love of Jesus Christ 10% of the unchurched people in the greater Grand Forks Area.

Diana Grant has never been more confused. First, an army of angry cougars meets her on the way to a supposed safe house seemingly intent on eating her and her travel companions for lunch. Then, this odd group offers her safe passage, for a price.

Charlie insists that Catahassa Yazzie is a traitor bent on killing Diana and destroying the Zuni prophecy. However, Diana soon learns that it is not Cat but Charlie and his mysterious female companion who seek her demise. Trapped in an isolated cave with Charlie, Diana must now do whatever she can to ensure her survival. Meanwhile, Catahassa is convinced that Diana is in danger even though no one else, including his own grandfather seem to take him seriously.

Diana Grant is completely on her own. She has been kidnapped by the rogue Navajo, as well as a Zuni who she thought she could trust implicitly. Now, without Cat by her side, and with no skills to help her in this strange new world, Diana must dig deep and find the power within herself to combat her enemies and return to her true mate.

Diana Grant does not fawn over celebrities. She has always been a quiet, serious type of person. A budding anthropologist, she is interested in facts - not romantic ideals. Therefore, she finds it odd that ever since she saw a picture of Catahasa Yazzie, the young billionaire CEO of a property company in New Mexico, she's felt inexplicably drawn to him.

After a strange and frightening encounter involving two cougars in her apartment, Diana Grant wakes up in her own bed with two bruised and bandaged shoulders, as well as a hand written note that gives her a dire warning: Don't trust anyone. At work, she discovers that her boss, Cat Yazzie, is not what he appears to be. In fact, no one at Yazzie properties, it seems, is as they appear to be. Diana soon realizes that she is in greater danger than she ever imagined possible.

When his sister and a member of a rival tribe are taken prisoner by Charlie and Manaba, Catahassa immediately wants to go after them. But, the elders of the Zuni tribe and the intricacies of the Salt Woman Prophecy stand in the way. Can he find a way to fulfill the prophecy, save his sister, and still keep Diana safe?

Diana Grant does not fawn over celebrities. She has always been a quiet, serious type of person. A budding anthropologist, she is interested in facts - not romantic ideals. She finds it odd then that ever since she saw a picture of Catahasa Yazzie, the young billionaire CEO of a property company in New Mexico, she's felt herself inexplicably drawn to him.

Charlie insists that Catahassa Yazzie is a traitor bent on killing Diana and destroying the Zuni prophecy. However, Diana soon learns that it is not Cat but Charlie and his mysterious female companion who seek her demise. Trapped in an isolated cave with Charlie, Diana must now do whatever she can to ensure her survival. Meanwhile, Catahassa is convinced that Diana is in danger even though no one else, including his own grandfather, seem to take him seriously.

Diana Grant does not fawn over celebrities. She has always been a quiet, serious type of person. A budding anthropologist, she is interested in facts - not romantic ideals. She finds it odd then that ever since she saw a picture of Catahasa Yazzie, the young billionaire CEO of a property company in New Mexico, she's felt herself inexplicably drawn to him. She finds it even odder that when she accepts a temporary position at his company's headquarters, he seems equally drawn to her.