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Rod Huff

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Born

in Lewistown, PA, The United States

May 10

Website

http://deadlybeliefs.com/

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Thriller, Historical Fiction, Fiction

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The Bible and his relationship with Christ. In writing, the late Micha ...more

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Rod Huff is a successful business executive with thirty five years of experience in various executive level positions. His first novel,Deadly Beliefs, is rooted in Mr. Huff’s interest of the differences between Christianity and Islam. His idea for the book came out of today’s headlines.

An avid reader, this will be his second book. His first work is a non-fiction book, Coaching Made Easier, How to Successfully Manage Your Youth Baseball Team which was published by Coaches Choice of Monterrey, CA in 2009. This book was birthed from his love of youth baseball and his coaching experiences. When he started coaching he looked for a book that would teach him how to be a good coach. He found countless drills and skills books but none directed exclu Rod Huff is a successful business executive with thirty five years of experience in various executive level positions. His first novel,Deadly Beliefs, is rooted in Mr. Huff’s interest of the differences between Christianity and Islam. His idea for the book came out of today’s headlines.

An avid reader, this will be his second book. His first work is a non-fiction book, Coaching Made Easier, How to Successfully Manage Your Youth Baseball Team which was published by Coaches Choice of Monterrey, CA in 2009. This book was birthed from his love of youth baseball and his coaching experiences. When he started coaching he looked for a book that would teach him how to be a good coach. He found countless drills and skills books but none directed exclusively at the volunteer coach. Consequently, he developed his own system and after he stopped coaching he put it into a book to assist other coaches. His system worked— in his nine-year record as a head coach he landed five league championships and four runner-up titles.

Academically, the author holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania and a Master of Business Administration from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. He resides in Brentwood, Tennessee with his wife of forty-one years, Lisa, a well-known Interior Designer that has worked in Los Angeles, Nashville and the Gulf Coast. They have two adult children—daughter, Whitney Huff Phelps, is married to Dylan Phelps. Both are graduates of the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky and son Austin who is a recent graduate of the University of Missouri with a Journalism degree and works in sports-talk radio in Nashville. He married his college sweetheart, Meredith Roberts. The author has had the joy of seeing both of his children run onto Division 1 football fields—his daughter as a cheerleader at Kentucky and his son as a Mizzou football player.

Rod values his family life, serves on several for profit and non-profit boards, and is a Deacon in his local church in Tennessee.
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How the Bowe Bergdahl Situation is Like a Homeland Episode

Press and social media have been buzzing about the negotiations the White House conducted with Taliban terrorists. The bottom line is that President Obama decided to release five of Taliban’s top captives from Guantanamo Bay and wanted to get something out of it – enter Bowe Bergdahl. I am not going to write about the legality of such a move or the fact that both sides of the aisle in Congress are

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The Jerusalem Assassin (Marcus Ryker, #3)

by Joel C. Rosenberg (Goodreads Author)

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A Theology of Matthew: Jesus Revealed as Deliverer, King, and Incarnate Creator (Explorations in Biblical Theology)

by Charles L. Quarles

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Dreams and Visions: Is Jesus Awakening the Muslim World?

by Tom Doyle

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“Deadly Beliefs Chapter 14 |Mifflintown, Pennsylvania – February 2, 2015
“All the people like us are We, and everyone else is They.”
― Rudyard Kipling

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“Chapter 95
Fairfield, Connecticut – May 8, 2015

“No nation ever had an army large enough to guarantee it against attack in time of peace, or ensure it of victory in time of war.”
― Calvin Coolidge

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