Jeffrey Asher Nesbit

how droughts and die-offs, heat waves and hurricanes are converging on America

This is the way the world ends

"Terrorist attacks against three of the world's largest oil fields in Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Iraq threaten to cripple the fragile world economy. Clues link to a rogue, nuclear-armed country and a radical Sunni group, but not all are convinced they're the perpetrators. Who had something to gain? All roads seem to lead to Israel, where Russia and America are locked in a titanic struggle over Israel's large, undeveloped oil shale reserves. Nash Lee, entrepreneur of an online global network, is thrust into the tumultuous politics of the powerful Saudi kingdom when he uncovers information about a deadly plot to spark dissension among the Arab nation-states. As the Arab Spring revolts push the entire planet to the brink of war, news of the emergence of the Twelfth Imam changes everything. Plunge into the heart of the oil conflicts that pit nation against nation in the Middle East--and threaten to alter the balance of power forever"--p.[4] of cover.

a novel

Ryun is a self-centered soccer star, living it up his senior year in high school by cheating on his girlfriend with her best friend, smoking, drinking, stealing, and lying, until a serious car accident and its aftermath change everything.

Ryun's Story

Two very different sophomore boys learn to love a younger sister who is dying.

All the King's Horses

A high school senior with a troublesome attitude develops a better sense of friendship and security after getting to know the unusual teacher called Cap.

The Great Nothing Strikes Back

Washington insider Jon Abelson faces a challenge to his Christian values when his work for a political star moves him closer to moral compromises and corrupt practices

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