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The falling of the World Trade Center changed the lives of a nation but more so the lives of families facing tragedy. The Bennett family-mother Rachel and twins Samantha and Andrew-lost husband and father Ben when the towers fell and have since struggled to rebuild their lives. They now live in the Victorian cottage Ben left them on Martha's Vineyard.In this sequel to Windswept, as the twins prepare to enter high school they, and a group of friends, follow clues about a Vineyard legend of missing pirate treasure. Their research leads to a compelling two-hundred-year-old tale that is revealed as they discover more about their own lives and purposes.Sea Change is an exciting novel combining coming-of-age themes with elements of adventure and mystery. Interweaving two timelines, the novel explores the lives of a young sailor in the 1790s and two teenage siblings in the early 2000s who embark on a journey to investigate a local legend involving treasure greater than gold.

The Masserly Ingenious Clan is tasked to investigate a murder put on display in their city. However, when these demon hunters are forced to work with the Daughter of Lucifer and her team, the MIC find a demon-raising cult in the Fey Realm. The trust between the two teams will be tested when the brewing threat hits the streets of Masserly.

Come.Sit with meAmong the stars,Where we canStay foreverIn thisInfinite moment.Inspired by his coming-of-age years, Miles Goodwin offers a collection of poems that explore the concepts and ideals in both life and love.Challenging, sensual, and heartfelt, Goodwin's verses lead others through the formative years of young adulthood and how this time shapes perspectives on love in all its dimensions. While lyrically framing the musings of present-day youth, his poems vividly bridge the gap between old soul and young body while reminding us of the importance of inclusiveness and unconditional love for all of humanity.It's Not All Roses is a collection of poems that reflect on a gripping and emotional journey through the coming-of-age years.

It's almost dreamy to study in a prosperous North American university, where they welcome foreign students and enable them to become sponges for knowledge. North America offers great promise for study abroad students from developing societies. The students not only gain knowledge and learn about new traditions, but they form enduring friendships.Yes, I Belong Here traces the life of author Dhir Dayal, an international student who traveled abroad for higher studies and earned three graduate degrees. He conveys his serendipitous experiences while pursuing his studies in North America. Dayal exposes his life to future foreign students who might benefit in charting their journey in an environment radically different from their motherland.In this memoir, Dayal discusses what American university life was like for him, a student who had grown up in a small village in India. He shares the ups and downs, the joys and challenges, and the expected and unexpected as he charted his own course for educational achievements.

A leap of faith for an untamed heartto transform shadow, through alchemist arta sorcerer's apprentice traveling through timehead in the clouds, where dreams are minedcarrying memories of time once spenta willful pilgrim, honing tools of ascenttraversing patterns; the collective mindetched in memories from a once upon timethrough vices, virtues, the path to ascendto the higher self, knowing souls never endStephen Rogers connects thoughts to thoughts in a debut presentation of eight poems shared in a stream of consciousness style.In a poetic spiritual journey that combines the esoteric with the exoteric, he reflects on renewal, transformation, forgiveness, a leap of faith, the light of the one shining through man, good men who tell lies at confession to an insincere priest, an enduring love that befriends a soul, a crippling social disease eaten from the devil's table, and much more.Pieces of 8 shares a collection of eight poems that lead others through one man's explorations of God, spirituality, and the world around him.

"a journey that ebbs and flowsconditional lovedescribes the frailty of human naturethe process of growthand the purpose of painthrough abuse love and depressionhealing becomes possiblethrough awarenessin the power of the mind"conditional love is a personal healing journey chronologically written and divided into four distinct chapters: experience, feel, process, and heal. her story is a beautiful display of growth through self-love, awareness, and constant encouragement for personal reflection.

Moments of Metamorphosis is a poetic memoir that brings voice to the alchemical process of moving through terrains of grief and fragmentation into landscapes of love and connection. Reflections on the preciousness of life's tragedies, miracles and the intrinsic momentum towards wholeness that is alive within the human heart. Authentic expressions on the experience of being motherless from a young age, alongside the remembrance of ever-present love, belonging and coming home to oneself, the Earth and the Cosmos.

Synchronous planned maintenance is a concept that's focused on organizational structure, systems, processes, policies, procedures, and practices. Dysfunction in these management controls is one of the primary causes of work constraints in the plant maintenance workplace. These constraints result in excessive maintenance costs and losses as seen over the past sixty years. Robert S. Hilligoss, a General Motors veteran, shares a paradigm shift in how to think about plant maintenance operations. He provides:¿ tips on saving money and avoiding costs;¿ advice on improving maintenance and other critical functions;¿ guidance on turning maintenance operations into a money maker.When organizations fail to focus on systems, processes, policies, procedures and practices, they become dysfunctional, resulting in workplace constraints that extend machine downtime and increase the cost of production.Find out how to design and implement SPM to reduce maintenance and production costs and boost your bottom line with this guide.

The Wilson family has a long history of hiding their pain-and they have suffered a lot of it. Kevin and Mary Jo had a happy and healthy marriage and two children, Michael and Rita. Sadly, though, the children never get to know their mother. Mary Jo dies of cancer quite early in the childrens' lives. They grow up quickly to help their grieving dad.Fears of further loss infect the family when Michael is sent off to war, but the Wilson clan continues to avoid discussion of emotional issues even in the midst of turmoil. With her brother gone, Rita takes over all household duties and eventually gets the chance to attend college, but there she faces a horrible trauma of her own. Kevin still mourns the loss of his wife, even as he finds new love, but seeking happiness only leads to the revelation of his insecurities and twisted judgment. Despite all their losses, the Wilsons also experience healing, marriage, and the birthing of a new generation. To fully heal, though, they all must exercise their personal demons and seek communication and unconditional love. It is possible to break a generational curse, but it will take honesty and courage to glue together the broken pieces of this family.