Best Selling Books by Ray Lewis

Welcome to your first step toward greatness! Whether you are an athlete, a business professional, or someone striving for personal success, a Championship Mentality is what you need to win. But what is a Championship Mentality? It''s a mindset that sets champions apart from everyone else. It is the relentless pursuit of excellence, the unwavering commitment to accomplishing goals, and the ability to overcome setbacks, pain, and distractions with focus and determination. In this book, legendary NFL middle linebacker Ray Lewis and personal trainer Monte Sanders share some of the principles and strategies of a Championship Mentality they used during their training that can put anyone on a winning path in life. Not all champions play a sport, so whether it''s for business, life, or sports, if you''re ready to adopt a Championship Mentality and become a true champion, this book will guide you on your journey.

The Turkey Feather Trio is a heartwarming, often humorous, and very poignant story of three elderly Appalachian gentlemen in a care home who no one seems to take quite seriously enough. When the generations-old rumors of a local Civil War mystery begin to resurface, a cast of very relatable characters learn valuable lessons about the meaning of respect, and about themselves.

Maxine Vaught spends her life protecting others, it is what she''s best at. And as long as the job gets done, who cares if a few things get blown up along the way. Liam, Darryl, and John encounter a one woman Army, and fall into immediate lust. She is everything they hoped for and so much more. After all, how many times do you meet a woman who uses big boy toys and still possesses the softness to capture the hearts of three men. When the four get together, the explosions are huge and they have nothing to do with Mackie''s job.

Papers document thirty years (1889-1919) of the life of an agricultural implements salesperson, Ray Lewis Badgley. Badgley first worked for his father''s implement store in Lake Odessa, Mich., then joined International Harvester Company. Papers contain catalogs, sales agreements, order books, and installment purchase contracts.

Typescript copy of Lewis Stout''s diary describing his family''s crossing of the plains from Van Buren County, Iowa (April 13, 1852) to Oregon City, Oregon (October 3, 1852); traveling party suffered many hardships, including harassment by Indians, illness and death from cholera, and animal stampede; diary records graves along the trail; additional comments made by Ray Lewis Stout.

Dennis D. Lewis was born in 1820 and married Elender (Ervin or Carnes?) about 1843. They lived in Illinois and moved to Richland, Pulaski County, Missouri between 1848 and 1856. He died there in 1905.

William Sherman Harris, son of Hiram Harris and Mary Ellen Gaither, was born in 1865 in Litchfield, Kentucky. He married Octavia Willah poole in 1889. They had eleven children. He died in 1949 in Boonville, Warrick County, Indiana. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in Kentucky and Indiana.