Mark R. Anderson Livres

Shadows of Saigon is the story of Grady Cordeaux, a 68-year-old loner, Louisiana farmer and Vietnam veteran, who suffers a heart attack.Under heavy sedation he relives his senior year in high school (1970), his first girlfriend, and the incidents that forced him into the Army. He relives the trauma, combat, and anxiety he suffered in Vietnam. Most importantly, he relives the love between him and Tien, the daughter of the most prominent businessmen in Southeast Asia. They shared the deepest love, marriage, and a son at the cost of losing her family. In a final attempt to reconcile with her parents they go to her family’s restaurant, when a VC bomb explodes.In a strange twist of fate, a Dr. Wellington, of Vietnamese ancestry, sees the photograph of Tien on Grady’s nightstand in the hospital. Wellington challenges Grady about the photo.Can Dr. Wellington help Grady finally let go of the Shadows of Saigon?

Mark Anderson delves into the intricacies of forecasting by uncovering the underlying patterns that shape our future. Through personal stories, he illustrates the complex interactions of various influences that drive contemporary society. Additionally, he shares his strategies for identifying emerging trends and making groundbreaking discoveries across multiple fields, ultimately enhancing the accuracy of future predictions.

The story follows Lexi Forester, a privileged fourteen-year-old, as she navigates the turmoil of her parents' crumbling marriage and the sudden death of her father in a military accident. Struggling with grief and anger, Lexi directs her blame toward her mother, who chooses to protect her daughter's memories by withholding the truth about her father's infidelity. This emotional journey explores themes of loss, family dynamics, and the complexities of growing up amid personal tragedy.

Offering a unique perspective on America's Revolutionary War, this book delves into the lesser-known invasion of Canada. It explores the strategic motivations, key battles, and the impact of this military campaign on the broader conflict. Through detailed accounts and analysis, the narrative reveals the complexities of the war, the challenges faced by American forces, and the significance of this invasion in shaping early American history. The work provides a thorough examination of both military and political dimensions of this pivotal moment.

Als Evangelist in den USA und in dritte Welt Länder hat der Autor Mark R. Anderson untersucht, wie Stolz Menschen und Gemeinden zerstören kann, während Demut Menschen erfrischen und wiederbeleben kann. Das Buch offenbart den Konflikt zwischen Arroganz und Demut und erforscht die Früchte dieser oft vernachlässigten, aber so zentralen Eigenschaft - "Weil Demut so zentral ist, wenn wir die größte Erweckung, die die Welt je gesehen hat, begleiten wollen, will der Feind, dass wir Demut als einen zu vernachlässigenden Wert ansehen."