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The extraordinary ability of dolphins to echolocate has fascinated scientists and the public since its discovery in the late 1950's. The Sonar of Dolphins is the first book to summarize modern research on this subject, and presents a broad synthesis of this very interdisciplinary subject. The author... More

This book is about studying the acoustics of marine animals using underwater acoustic techniques. Marine bioacoustics is a very broad interdisciplinary field that covers diverse areas as the production and reception of sound by researchers, the production and reception of sound by marine animals, th... More

Cetaceans inhabit oceans, seas and even some rivers throughout the world. Hearing and sound production are thought to serve crucial functions in the behavior, natural history or life cycle of all of these animals. Although difficulties in studying large aquatic animals have limited experimental audi... More

Wild Geese fly south in the winter for search of warmer climate and better feeding grounds, but what if one falls in your back yard late at night? This happened to Madam in December of 1967 in Linton, Oklahoma. Madam's cantankerous cat, FLO, is asleep on the sofa in the den when she's awakened by a ... More

Mysterious visions land Sam Miller in jail for crimes he did not commit. Mike Andrews, the lawyer-turned-minister who defends Miller, must uncover the truth about the visions' origin and meaning in this compelling Southern legal thriller from a bestselling novelist.Can he trust his client's dreams a... More

A "slow" Southern boy who possesses uncanny insight narrates a tale of growing up in the midst of struggle. Like Mark Twain and Harper Lee, Whitlow uses an innocent's limited viewpoint to illuminate complex human realities--and to touch the heart.Once you look at the world through Jimmy's eyes, you'... More

Leaving behind the farming life and her large, Bible-believing family, Tami Taylor accepts a job with a prestigious Savannah law firm. There, she quickly becomes immersed in a world of crime, cover-up, and muddled ethics.The Tides of Truth novels follow one lawyer's passionate pursuit of truth in ma... More

Brick City is a novel that tells the hopes and dreams of Ginger, a forty-three-year-old single mother of three teenaged children; a nineteen-year-old son Ralph, sixteen-year-old daughter Susan, and fourteen-year-old daughter Helen. In spite of Gingers dubious past, she was able to eke out a fair liv... More

With news of his father's death and an ancient, secret inheritance, struggling young attorney Renny Jacobson's life is sure to change forever. But the inheritance and membership in the clandestine society that provides it could prove deadly.As a struggling young attorney fresh out of law school, Ren... More

From "the John Grisham of the Christian market" ("Publishers Weekly") comes this riveting new novel. A tragic accident in the Carolina mountains leaves a young man paralyzed and in a coma. A fierce legal battle erupts creating a fast-paced, true-to-life story that reflects the power to heal that ult... More