J. Taylor

A summary of both the scientific and medical aspects of creatine and creatine phosphate metabolism and therapy. This text covers the detailed base chemistry, bioenergetics, and biophysics of these agents with particular emphasis on their role in the cardiovascular and skeletal muscle system.

This book offers helpful strategies for managing Chronic Lyme Disease and other chronic health challenges, such as Candida, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Environmental Illness, allergies, digestive disorders, and chronic fatigue. The author has been able to cope quite effectively with these conditions by employing the approaches presented in th...

There has been a cover-up in Washington-a conspiracy that will rock the White House to its foundation. On the eve of a top-secret raid by the United States to rescue hostages in Lebanon, Charles Sampson, a young and ambitious reporter, learns of the plan and intends to disclose it before the actual raid. Exposure will abort the painstakingly det...

""You can''t see me, but...

The book is about Leonard's life and loves.

Much has been written about the legendary times of John Marshall, the longest serving chief justice in Supreme Court history, but little is known about the love of his life, his ?dearest Polly?. Polly was shy and retiring and stayed in the background, but she was known as his closest confidant and advisor. This book shows how the enduring love t...

From Kirkus Reviews:A friendly yet not uncritical biography of the secretary of state in the Lincoln and Andrew Johnson Cabinets. Taylor--who chronicled his father's life in General Maxwell Taylor (1987)- -offers neither much original scholarship nor a fresh approach, but writes smoothly and with balance. Why did Seward, front-runner for the 186...

A woman with a past? Marcus Cole was convinced that Eden was his brother-in-law's mistress. And she couldn't tell him the truth-that he had mistaken her for her sister-not when he was threatening to take the story to the papers! Eden found Marcus's darkly attractive presence increasingly disturbing. Despite his low opinion of her, he didn't seem...