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While books that deal with prayer from a devotional or experiential perspective have their value, Knocking on Heaven's Door takes a different approach....

New from the author of "CONFLICT OF INTEREST" and "THE HOLDING COMPANY" Law professor David Crump's latest courtroom drama features Houston trial lawyer Robert Herrick, in a case that hits close to home. When his paralegal Brianna Edwards gets arrested for hiring a hit man, Herrick has to work the law and reality of murder for hire in the Lone Star State-in the toney city of Sugar Land, no less. Pitted against the toughest prosecutor around, who has marching orders to stamp out any threat of violent crime in the affluent community, Herrick will have to use all his courtroom wits and...

Has this ever happened to you? You turn to your bible searching for answers, but you end up with even more questions. You open your bible looking for clarification, but by the time you close the book, you're even more confused. Sometimes the bible's teachings are hard to understand, even when written in modern English.
Well now there's a book that may help you find the answers to your questions... that may help clear up your confusion. It's called 'Messages from God's Humble Servant'. It's written in easy to understand everyday language to help you more easily apply its'...

The buzzer sounds from inside the jury room to signal a verdict. A sharp, unnatural noise-full of promise and danger. But when the judge reads the verdict, it isn't what anyone has been expecting.

Robert Herrick is the lawyer for William Grant, who is badly injured. But now, Robert's chances of helping his client seem nonexistent, even though the jury has rewarded two other plaintiffs from the same accident with huge damages.

The pain of this impending defeat is overwhelming. But Robert forces himself to keep fighting for William Grant. The lawyer on the other side is Jimmy...

The football game is tied. It's in sudden death overtime. And that's when three Islamic extremists trigger an explosion that kills over 100 innocent spectators. The men who did it are promptly caught and charged with capital murder, but everyone knows that there are more guilty people behind the act. There are banks, or foundations, or governments who fronted this terrorism. "Terrorists need money. "

Families of the victims ask attorney Robert Herrick-the "Lawyer for the Little Guy"-to bring the financiers to justice. It's a tough claim, and he declines . . . but eventually he's...