John W. Anderson Libri

Incorporating the latest research on alternative therapies and including new chapters on natural hormone therapy, allergy elimination, and longevity medicine

Returning to Center City, Wyoming, after years in West Africa, fourteen-year-old Molly Sue faces the excitement and challenges of starting high school in America. The transition highlights her experiences abroad and her adaptation to a new environment, exploring themes of cultural adjustment and the journey of adolescence.

After years of trying to implement fish ponds as a protein source in Sierra Leone, Jake and Marta Jones return to Wyoming with their five children. As they adapt to American life, Jake reconnects with old high school friends who express worries about the decline of values in education, religion, and society. The story explores themes of cultural adjustment, the challenges of parenting, and the quest for meaning in a changing world.

Jordan Jones grapples with a sense of disconnection as he returns to Tri-State University for his sophomore year, questioning his place in a changing world. His passion for American football, ignited after his family's return from Africa, drives him to pursue a spot on the college varsity team alongside friends Jed Jenkins and Ambrose Washington. The narrative explores themes of identity and belonging against the backdrop of sports and friendship, as Jordan navigates the challenges of his second year.