Bücher der Reihe Book 1

They'd survived a living nightmare, only to become living nightmares.Homicide Detective Iris Williams and her partner Detective Andrew Taylor are assigned to a case that will change their lives forever. They are on the hunt for two of the most dangerous, elusive, and youngest serial killers they've ever encountered, 16-year-old, identical twin sisters Stacey and Jannfier McHill...THE TWINS.A psychological crime thriller,

The cover of Spirited One might appear to be a ghost story, but it is a Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and fiction. Orphaned at age one, Jena Andrews grew up in the Foster System. She accepted her lot in life, understanding it would never be easy. Anger issues thrust her into court-appointed therapy to remember the horror hidden in her mind's deepest recesses. It only re-visits her in the dead of night, waking every morning in sweat-soaked sheets, screaming! Her life consists of teaching Taekwondo, 5-mile runs, and waitressing at Olive Garden! A new student joins her beginners' class, and she meets her new therapist, plus the Spirited One, who changes her life forever! Why was she chosen by the Spirited One? What is the Spirited One?

"Train up a child in the way they should go and when they are old, they will not depart from it." Sharon and Mulungi is a 3 series Christian children's book about three children growing up in Seventh-day Adventist homes from three different continents. Sharon from Newcastle (Australia}, Mulungi (moo-loo-nji} from Uganda (Africa}, and Ayumu (ah­you-moo} from Japan (Asia}. The story is about these children's experience of the Sabbath from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, what their families do differently during that time, different cultural foods, nature, and animals all pointing to God's creation. This book allows the children to enjoy the beauty of diversity and appreciate the difference of one culture from another yet enabling them to understand that all different people were created by one God. This book will help parents/carers to easily explain the concept of Sabbath to the young ones. Teaching children to find joy in the Sabbath and to understand it's blessing at a young age will allow them to fully comprehend the necessity of this beautiful, blessed day. They can easily transition into adults that love and enjoy theSabbath rest. This book also points out the fact that the seventh day Adventist church is a worldwide movement and is present in almost all countries.

Kat Snowden now lives in a different town in a different house. She's left her past behind. It's too heartwrenching to stay and return to the police station where she and her now dead partner worked.Thinking she's moving to a quiet easy life by the British seaside where she can heal, she's suddenly thrown into a new case that challenges every concept she had about murderers.Before Kat can get answers, the murderer strikes again.She's about to lose her job as her new boss assumes she's incompetent. And she thinks she's losing her mind as things take a turn for the worse. As the bodies start piling up, she discovers a terrifying clue that points to the perpetrator. Can she convince her boss that she is correct before the killer commits another murder?

Every society promulgates culture to represent its shared values, traditions, and customs which define the way of life of her people. In some practices, cultural norms might be used to repress and intimidate certain members of society. Such was the culture of the Okale kingdom, where women's rights were suppressed and infringed on. Women and girls were seen only as marriage materials. Thus, education for girls was barely nonexistent.Ekiose, a brilliant daughter and fearless thinker of Okale, rose from ashes to challenge the cultural practices she claimed were used to rob women of their fundamental human rights and freedom of expression. In one of her outreach forums, she met a human rights advocate lawyer called Prince Ugo, a native of Abbar kingdom. They soon fell in love and planned to spend their lives together. However, their plan was cut short when Prince Idaghe, a native and crown prince of the Okale people, also desired to marry her. This controversy led to meetings between both families to resolve their differences. The purpose was to avert war which was acceptable as a last resort for resolving such conflict whereby the winner marries the woman. But Prince Ugo refused to back down, citing that he was unfairly treated because he was an outsider. When war became inevitable, the king's counselors, through divination, advised the crown prince to hunt down a lion with his bare hand as a necessity for his victory. They fought, and the battle ended in Prince Idaghe's favor. Prince Ugo, who was at the pinnacle of success in his legal profession, was severely maimed and lost it all for the sake of a woman. He allowed pride to rule his life and to dictate his decision-making process. Pride is a disease of the heart that, if not controlled, could lead someone to an early grave or some severe life consequences. Such was Prince Ugo's case, which objected to every meaningful measure to avert the fight that almost killed him.This book approaches the life storm by using the life experiences of Prince Ugo to illustrate how adversity could devastate anyone if pride and lack of contentment are not dealt with. While everyone desires to live a fruitful, stress-free life, crises might hit at any time. It might come about due to poor choices or circumstances simply beyond the person's control. A beacon of hope is always at the end of the tunnel if the victim doesn't allow his condition to hinder his foresight. When Prince Ugo came to his senses, he swallowed his pride and started over again. Through the power of perseverance and innovative ideas, he rose from rags and ashes to uplift his head above the waters that almost swallowed him alive to revolutionize his kingdom for the benefit of his people.

The picturesque harbor village of Lynmouth on the Devon coast was supposed to be a respite after being made redundant from her job at a prestigious import/export firm in London. But when her landlady is poisoned by chocolate a scant three days after she moves in, Rochelle Reid and her new neighbors discover they have become overnight murder suspects. Red herrings abound, romance teases, a heroine learns her past is about to collide with the present, and a daylight break-in at the house hints that-even with a victim neatly out of the way-the murderer is not yet in the clear if a damning piece of evidence hidden within its walls isn't recovered.

This is a series of stories that start with a set of twins separated from the third day of their lives. It is a story of redemption and restoration, with many twists and turns leading them through the teen years and beyond.As is known, all too often, truth is stranger than fiction. These works are from the mind of the author alone, and no known people or places are used. Often it takes several days brooding and asking God to direct the next phase of the story. In the end, the author prays that he receives all the glory.