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After countless prayers and studies of the Bible, author Patrick Davis's eyes were opened by God to His comforting verses. From this, Spiritual Illustrations From "I Am" was born. We should learn to open our minds and hearts to know and see God's awesome glory. Readers will get a better understanding of the power and grace that Our Lord Jesus has for all of humanity. God is the key to our lives, and He has given everyone a special gift. About the AuthorPatrick Davis Sr. was born in a small country town called Donalsonville, Georgia. He graduated from Seminole County High School in 1993 and then joined the Navy to be an air traffic controller, but he was discharged due to an injury. He then moved to Atlanta and attended the Art Institute of Atlanta for graphic design. Later he moved to Delaware after the birth of his son but then moved back to the country. He worked as a stock manager for eleven years but always felt he was meant to do something greater, hence his journey with his Lord.

Not all adventures end in glory, fame and riches. These are those stories. Since the dawn of time everywhere in the universe, egos have grown in intelligent people. Until today. Encounter the Tower. Every culture has heroic tales of encounters and treasures yearned by those hence. But not all stories end with the hero getting the girl or treasure. These are the tales that you don't hear.About the AuthorMack H. Murray served in the U.S. Army for fourteen years. He is an avid bookworm. His favorite authors are Robert E. Howard, Edgar Rice Burroughs and Andre Norton. He currently lives in Louisiana.

"The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want." (Psalm 23:1) This book is a reader for everyone. The poems contained in this small volume are inspirational, preaching peace and faith in the Lord and in His plan. It is an encouraging and uplifting book, a "How To" for forgiveness, for letting go, and for trusting that God will give you peace amidst the storm.About the AuthorMartha S. Williams is a Christian fiction writer, poet, and speaker who uses her past life experiences mixed with other events to gain readers' attention. She focuses on spreading the word of Christ and encouraging others to keep faith by either developing or maintaining a relationship with God. She enjoys devoting her time by volunteering with her church community and assisting families in need. A devoted mother of three, she lives in Anguilla, Mississippi, where she enjoys creating art by using cardboard boxes to create beautiful doll houses and other items to uplift the spirits of the little boys and girls in her community.

From Cut to Cuffs depicts a downward spiral into depression that the author had during a semester in college. It landed her in a mental institution for seventy-two hours, giving the author a wake-up call. From there she has moved upwards and onwards, and encourages her readers to do the same.About the AuthorAuthor Lisa Noble grew up in a military family moving every two to three years. By the time Noble was eighteen she had seen most of the countries in Europe, had been to Mexico, and went on a safari in Africa. She studied at Jacksonville University where she got a bachelor's of science in economics. From there, Noble was commissioned in the navy and served five years as a surface warface officer. After this, she moved to Illinois and worked at a lube stop for some time. Noble currently lives in San Diego working as a contractor for the Navy teaching navigation. She enjoys traveling, watching movies and just enjoying the outdoors.

Lessons of Life - Poetry at Its Best! Poems, Prayers, Praise and Worship is a collection of Betty W. Lawson's reflections on life, personal experiences, and touching introspective. Her poems and prose help to reveal how one relates to life by reflecting on the complex and combined elements of life, as well as one's surroundings. About the AuthorBetty W. Lawson is a Christian leader and involved as an advisor to others. This is reflected in her writing. Her life has always been one of service and in service to others. Betty is a people-lover and a firm believer that everyone has a value and has a gift worthy of developing for the purpose of improving their own lives and the lives of others. A retired teacher, Betty has at least forty years of experience in the classroom. She enjoyed every moment with her students and loved each student. Though there were challenges, she is grateful for her experiences as a teacher.

My Greek protector became "My Love." I know what love is now. Love is "I choose him, he has my heart, and I have his heart." The first time he said that to me was on Mannar. It was as if the planet stopped. My breath went in and came back out so slowly. Everything changed in that moment-I felt it. We did go through a period of adjustment where I had to yell at him a lot, but that was then, this is now, and I have never been happier on this Earth! But I still ask myself one question: How can we be going into an enlightened transformational period when the Vatican is allowed to ritualistically murder our children, our future? Odd-I-Sea: The Lightest of the Light, the Darkest of the Dark is the result of promises made to a man in a dream and to author Lynn Palmer. Light, warmth, and beauty are easy to share. Sharing and embracing the dark is not as comfortable. Only by being aware of the truth can we bring the light of change. The point of this story is to stop the ritualistic murder of children who visit Gozo and their parents!About the AuthorLynn Palmer has been a Reiki Master since 1998. Reiki energy comes through her. She likens it to being a faucet. The energy appropriate for the person comes through to them. This book came through her in that manner. Palmer's memory was crystal clear - as if this experience had written itself on her heart and soul. It is the lightest of the light and the darkest of the dark.

A disagreement between Madison and her parents and a fateful trip to the mall leaves Madison clinging to life and her family clinging to hope. As she lies in the hospital, powerless and lifeless, a divine veil covers her, bringing with it colorful scenes from her life. With the dolls Madison bought as Christmas gifts for her niece and nephew symbolizing her parents, her dreams begin to retell family stories that highlight the importance of upholding and cherishing love, courage, kindness, strength, and humor. These divine snapshots of her life provide Madison with life-changing revelations that ultimately transform her destiny. Broken Dolls is about believing in the Divine power, even in times when we feel the most powerless. His intuitive power sustains us until we heal, allowing us to help ourselves and others. Through divine intervention, we are reminded of the value of love and affection for those in our lives.About the AuthorPatricia A. Blue lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She was born in Rye, Portchester, New York, and grew up on Long Island, Medford, New York. She is a small business owner and an Independent Beauty consultant, Mary Kay, Inc. Patricia's inspiration to write her first book came from wanting to give honor and recognition to her hero and heoress. Creatively, she used the metaphor of two playful dolls to 'show and tell' stories (based on real events) to a young college student in a life or death situation. The stories reveal a power source within designed with high quality gems, which are traits from her parents' characters. Patricia's admiration for her parents contributes to her accomplishments and success. Patricia was an accepted member in The Covington Who's Who, Executives and Professionals (2008). She was profiled in The Covington Who's Who Executives and Professionals 2012 Registry. She is one of the four founders of the Suffolk Complex Toastmasters Club, at the Joint Warfighting Center, Suffolk. She was a member and Bronze Sponsor, The Global TCE Career & Business Network and Bronze Sponsor, 2012-2013. She is a member of 'The Future Billionaire's Club,' Virginia Beach, Virginia, which serves the purpose to build strong business relationships in the community, and supports The Compassion Advocacy Network Organization, charities. Patricia has been a supporter of the Museum of Contemporary Art, (MOCA). She is a supporter of the Virginia Opera Guild. Patricia was married twenty-seven years to Joseph and divorced. She retired, after thirty-four years, civil service career in Financial and Program Analyst's positions in DOD government agencies.

Lily the calico cat is about to receive a surprise from her owner, Mr. Fredrickson: a new friend named Cassie! But while Cassie is eager to play with Lily and get to know her better, Lily isn't so sure. Sometimes, building new friendships takes patience and time.About the AuthorAuthor John F. Nigro is a veteran who loves to write poetry and short stories. His story, Not Yet, was inspired by his two oldest cats, Lily and Cassie, and their introduction to each other.

Barry Douglas Bowers was a man of great passion. His life lived and breathed the essence of both great victory and confidence, to one that was relatable to us all. Barry lived and breathed the love of our Abba Father, but he was also a man like all of us. He was broken, bruised, defeated, and ashamed. Despite all of this, his heart was full of love-love for his family who were both near and far, separated yet reconciled by love, love for his friends, his brothers, and a family that was a far greater blessing than human flesh could provide. His devotions are for all. They aren't about religion or great theology but reminiscent of the greats of saints and their blessed revelations. No, Barry was, and is, incomprehensibly the "Man on the Street." He was all of us. He was our victory and he was our sorrow. His heart for this book would be to reach the other men and women "on the street" of life, not those who are blessed and favored in this world. About the AuthorBarry Douglas Bowers, beloved husband, father, and friend went to be with his Lord and Savior on May 29, 2013. He leaves his loving memories to be cherished by his amazing wife and best friend of twenty-nine years, Julia Bowers. They have six children and nine grandchildren together, and Barry has three brothers and one sister. His family was his life and they along with close friends recall the spontaneous words of life he often shared that served as a source of hope and stability. Barry Douglas Bower's selfless and compassionate heart was experienced by all whose lives he touched. Early on in his ministry, Barry Douglas Bowers worked with Promise Keepers to foster the development of strong husband and fathers. In the late nineties he was involved in coordinating a series of community-wide tent revivals called "It's All About Jesus" to encourage unity among Christians in the triple cities. Shortly after, he was ordained as a pastor through the Free Methodist Church. In an effort to foster the "true" purpose of church and provide a place to worship freely, he began Public Square Ministries, and in 2009 he brought back "It's All About Jesus", a summer-long revival held at the Binghamton Plaza. Barry Douglas Bowers continued to minister to many up until his entrance to heaven, and his investment in God's work will long be remembered by all those he encountered.

Trixie Brackett is a witch who has special powers, which she gets from one of her fathers, in addition to her numerous gifts. Trixie Brackett: The Girl Who Dare to Survived brings you to a wonderful wizarding world.About the AuthorL. J. Thompson and her husband have two huskies, who are their kids. They reside in Prince George, Virginia.