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After two decades of living separate life's Vienna LaFontaine and Rainey Quinn are reunited and marry in Bridge Falls British Columbia where they first met and fell in love. Vienna has been living in northern Scotland for the past twenty years as Mistress of Avanloch Castle. It is here among the secrets and restless spirits that she and Rainey take up residence with daughters Rosalyn and Ava and the Avanloch family. Rainey presents Vienna with three antique silver bracelets that he had bought and kept for all the years that they had been separated. Strangely, she knows their history. they are "The Infinity Bracelets" and have been lost for a century. Vienna's desire is to unravel the mystery behind their disappearance and hopefully find the rightful heir. Their search takes them to Spain and then Andorra. It is here, in the small village of Nazeth that the unthinkable happens and the Avanloch family is plunged into indescribable despair.

I will continue to hold hope for the future and attempt to understand you: the reader, the watcher, the stranger, the lover, the hater, my neighbor, my co-creator of a civilization. We exist, similarly, in our basic desires for happiness, health, and/ or courage. We struggle with aches, heart breaks and yearn or pray for a better tomorrow. It is my desire to connect common experiences of hope and heartache ~ encouraging words and rhyme. Sustaining moments, in time, interwoven, collectively we exist... as An Infinite Web.

And again that's Jeffrey David Jubelirer's 15th book called I CHOOSE TO LOVE with Great Writers Media, 2021. He is a great American Jewish Poet and Author Only. He writes words and images and fantasy and ideas, using many sources of life in the books like that new book, he has made with publishers. He and his holy wife has been together scholars, intellectuals, scribes, messengers, artists, writers, and they are a couple of Authors Only. They attend Rodelph Shalom and other Holy Catholic Churches.He loves being a 12 stepper and has good friends that he met. He does belong to the Shea family. He has been very prolific as a very good poet who writes very creatively and works on many manuscripts and books that have been already published. He is a holy man and loves God Almighty, Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

My name is Paul Hutcheon. I am 52 years old. I was born in Aberdeen Scotland and I still live there. I have 3 children. Paul who is 31 years old, Kristi and Stephanie are both aged 27. I have grandchildren, Auley is 5, Lily who is also 5 and Mia who is 2. I like lots of sport. One of my favorite is football. I follow Hearts who play in Edinburgh Scotland. I also follow the The Scottish national team. My hobbies are watching Horse racing also I find space and planets programs very interesting. I first thought of writing this book Family Fruits when my children were young. At last with a lot of help and support from friends, especially Keith Milne we finally have the Fruit Family book. Hope you enjoy my first book with loads more to come in the future.

After a stormy Voters Assembly meeting that evening, Pastor Berg calls Helen his wife and tells her he is spending the night at the church. When he doesn't contact her the next day she calls on the congregational President George Harrelson to stop by the church to see why. This begins the search for Pastor is Missing. In this book Author Alan M. Oberdeck leads us, through George Harrelson's eyes the search for answers as to just why and where Pastor Berg may be. As the search progresses, we along with George delve into the Pastor's deepest thoughts about his ministry from reading pages in his diary. We also see the conflicting sides of the congregation with those who resist his leadership versus those who work with him. During the search we watch the loving response and concern given to his family. Join George in his search. Book is written from the perspective of the church President, but is about the difficulties the pastor encounters with his leading the congregation.

The stories in this book are dedicated to the group of men and women who travel by public transportation, company car and airplanes to keep the economy running. These stories reflect the reality of travel, the people they work with, the people they meet, the dangers of travel and other thoughts that go through their minds. For those who have traveled it will bring back memories of your own. For others the stories are meant to share with you a different perspective.

Who is he and why is he here? Found near a burning car at the top of Mystery Mountain in West Virginia, injured and unable to remember his name, the light-haired stranger was lucky to be alive. Named after the road where his accident occurred, John Rockhouse develops a budding friendship with his nurse, Susan Radke, who offers John a key tot he past he can't remember. A memorable road trip to Susan's home in Wisconsin stirs troubling memories for John, making him wary of the truth of his past ~~~ one troubled family pressures and tragedy. With romance looming on the horizon, John and Susan work to unlock his memory. Finally, a small window in John's memory opens, presenting a great dilemma for the love he has developed for Susan and a forgotten love from his past. To protect Susan and himself, John must keep his surfacing memories secret until he has solved the mystery that has been Lost in the Shadows.

On an around the world trip interrupted by corporate pursuit to control war on Earth, Paris Pharrell and group of friends go on a journey encountering corporate sabotage and corruption. Paris must confront life altering decisions that will ultimately determine his fate and the fate of his friends. But there is nothing more life altering then brining new life into the world. Paris and his friends encounter the beauty of another Earth transformed by advances in technology, corporate welfare, and space travel. The technology wielded on this Earth is only fit for war. The compassion of this world and of the human beings encountered are only meant for the yet to be born future.

The story begins with the young Margaux, who is raised by her controlling mother, whose anxieties were fueled by a mysterious event in her past, an event she refused to divulge to anyone for fear of losing her only daughter. Her tight grip constantly frustrated Margaux's efforts to live a life of her own. One day, Margaux rebels and falls in love with a handsome lifeguard, Byron, who takes her on a wild date towards Lake Tallulah. While swimming in the lake, the couple is abducted by extraterrestrials, who examine their bodies, erase their memories, and return them back to earth separately. Neither one of the couple remembers each other and both are forced to go on to separate lives. Trying to find a way to get home, Margaux meets a group of eclectic friends on a road trip, who will later become instrumental in her journey to resolve the secrets haunting her. In time, Margaux leaves home to start a new life in another town. She meets Michel, who becomes her husband. A tragic event ruins their marriage. They divorce and Margaux returns home, still frustrated by the mysterious alien eyes that relentlessly follow her. Meanwhile, Byron enlists in the military and has his own journey being assigned on a dangerous mission. He has another alien encounter. Eventually, Byron was ordered to go home or he will die. On the plane ride home, he unknowingly seats next to Margaux, but she doesn't recognize him, either. Eventually, they meet again and fall in love. As their relationship grows, it would take an unusual experience much later to trigger their lost memories.Margaux confides to Byron that the strange black eyes would not leave her alone, unless she resolves their curious messages or face a terrifying death, at which point Byron gets involved with her quest to save her life and ultimately his. They both serendipitously encounter the eclectic friends from Margaux's past and the entire group embarks on a wild journey back to Lake Tallulah, where a stunning revelation emerges that will change their lives.

Trauma and Uprooting describes the traumatic consequences on countless people of the multiple outbreaks of violence in the hundred-year period 1914-2014, i.e. from the First World War to the ISIS attacks on the Yazidi communities of Northern Iraq. The impact of trauma on people who, after living through terror in their countries, have become uprooted is something that has been fully realized in comparatively recent years, not least as a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Until the late 1970s there was an almost total ignorance worldwide of the psychological ramifications of violence and uprooting. The term PTSD-post-traumatic stress disorder(s) and the description of its symptoms - were formulated only in the 1980s. Following descriptions of some of the highly traumatizing events that have bedeviled our world and their impact on people's minds-not least those of the children - the last two chapters describe some of the extensive research and experience of senior psychiatrists who have discovered ways of tackling the presence of the PTSD that can make people's lives a nightmare.

Moments Between covers the evils, hardships, pain, and the faith, love, and love of family in the 1800's western times. A family faces challenges that they never thought would happen to them. With their parent's delay coming home, Ralynn finds herself running the ranch and being responsible for the big decisions, which includes her younger brother, Matthew. Unknown to them, there was an evil existence surrounding them and was about to strike, bringing chaos and danger to the family. With no options, but to face the challenges that came, Ralynn was determined to gure out what was behind everything that was happening. A stranger appears at their place just before things start happening and Ralynn doesn't trust him or like him, or so she thinks. He steps up to help this family and win the heart of the beauty that won't give him the time of day.

Every moment can be our last. Therefore, every breath we take is a miracle. But when death stalks you from a tender age to your adulthood, you might need more than a miracle to at least keep your sanity. Christy once had a happy life. Growing up as a child, she had fond memories. But one day, Christy found herself struggling to breathe. She was four, playing by the side of a creek, and the next thing she knew, her lungs were filling up with water. Every second is a fainter grip on life. Her frail body struggles to understand how she got there. Who pushed her into the creek? Who's trying to drag her into deeper water? And the most puzzling question, who saved her just when the thread of her life was about to snap? Since that day, Christy has been in constant battle with forces and voices that try to take away her life. She is the only one who can hear the voices torturing her, beckoning her to follow them. Before, she was able to manage them, but as she gets older, the voices in her head get more powerful. Christy begins to fade away as the voices take over her life. As she lays her body to rest, she receives premonitions. She gets transported and sees visions of someone's past life and death. The deaths are tragic, and she also feels the person's pain and struggles. Christy continues to live on and starts her own family, only to have her life overtaken by the voices in the worse way possible. Is there salvation for a woman who wants nothing more than a simple life with her family? Is this insanity or the work of an ominous, oppressive being? Will a miracle come once again for Christy? Can This Be Me: Time After Time offers a scintillating read filled with dread, horror, the paranormal, and at the same time, hope. We find hope in Christy's story. It tells us that if we hold on to our life and the things, we hold dear, the miracle we await will come and free us from the claws of oppression. Christy's story is a tragic yet beautiful tale of hope and miracles.

"And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not." (Galatians 6:9) This very timely and biblically inspired book's title is centered on the above scripture, and will encourage, stimulate, uplift, and empower every believer. Throughout the book the author shares some of her own personal overcoming experiences and powerful testimonies of victory, which are enhanced with the Word of God. It will encourage you to not throw in the towel (don't faint) but hold on emphatically to your faith in God. Your faith will produce the manifestation. Just as the recurring four natural seasons take place each year, Dr. Pitts believes without a doubt that God has ordained the recurring fifth seasons (due seasons) for the followers of Christ to experience and enjoy. In each chapter there is a message of hope and deliverance. Child of God, this is definitely not the time for you to give up, give in, or give out. Your setback is only a set up for your comeback. If God has made you a promise, YOU'RE GOING TO LIVE TO SEE IT HAPPEN! Despite your age or struggles, God's divine plan is to bless every one of His children with a Fifth Season (due season), which rightly belongs to you. If you are not already in your Fifth Season, you are on your way to it, a season of RESTORATION, ABUNDANCE, AND SUPERNATURAL FAVOR. As Bishop Charles E. Blake, Sr., the Presiding Bishop Emeritus, C.O.G.I.C., Inc. often declares, "I see you in the future, and you look much better than you do right now." You are on God's Calendar and when your date of appointment arrives, you're going to reap a harvest of blessings.

Within these pages Frederick Burniston has crafted a unique discussion of the psychologically and philosophically relevant journeys of C.G. Jung contained in fourteen chapters and three appendices. With his big picture ability to juggle disparate ideas, Burniston engages in connecting, comparing and contrasting Jung's ideas with a variety of other philosophers and thinkers' theories. (US Review of Books) The book is a culmination of a life of truth seeking and scholarship... and it feels palpably like a labor of love. (Blue Ink) This book deserves a spot on the shelves of serious psychological, spiritual and religious scholars. (Blue Ink) Those unfamiliar with recondite philosophy and spiritualism will find engaging introductions here. (Pacific Book Review)

Danger, distress, and death, mixed with friendship, camaraderie, and joy, promise to make this adventure one to remember. Nineteen-year-old Tyler Linders, his Pa, and twelve-year-old sister Penny set out on the Oregon Trail in 1852, traveling with a wagon train containing eighty-five wagons and over 450 people. Tyler is hoping that, by the time they reach Oregon, he will meet a suitable young lady, willing to settle down with him on the 640 acres he plans to homestead. After initially being interested in the Ellis twins, Billie Kay and Kelly Jay, Tyler develops eyes for only Rachelle Palmerston, the femme fatale of the wagon train and desired by every unmarried man. Meanwhile, a feisty young Austrian, Angelique Hapsburg, makes heartfelt attempts to get Tyler to notice her, even as he wants her to go away so he can focus upon Rachelle. The trip starts out well for everyone, but the farther the wagon train travels, the more the hardships arise. Tempers, internal conflicts, disease, and stupidity cause turmoil among the conglomeration of people on the train. Moreover, the emigrants must deal with broken wagons, worn-out stock, and unpredictable weather. Then comes an encounter with Indians that separates the wagon train community even further. Tyler puts his life on the line, time after time. All the while, he hopes to impress Rachelle Palmerston and win her heart. With all the struggles and dangers that face the members of the wagon train, will he and his family make it safely to Oregon? Will he find the right woman to share the rest of his life?

The Newer Kid Dictionary is a compilation of original expressions, queries, explanations and utterances, (all off-the-cuff) by kids and adults faced with usually common or surprising circumstances. These have been captured and set down here in their original form, thereby preserving the humor, innocence, joy and curiosity that language can offer. Sometimes the wording may be twisted or incomplete. Often the idea is there but half-baked in its expression. These sayings capture a stage in life and a snap-shot of a moment frozen forever in this book. The contents are not meant to make fun of anyone: on the contrary they glorify the creativity and courage of expression. They summarize in a way the path travelled by two of the Offers (Authors) during their fifty years of marriage.

A treasury of powerful sermons challenging placid pew sitters to become enthusiastic followers of Christ. Uniquely contemporary and solidly based on God's word, these messages by one of today's seasoned preacher's urge Christians to put Christ first in their daily lives. According to Dr. Ellis' message, "You can go anywhere from nowhere", there's nothing wrong with starting from the bottom or lowest social stratum in society, you can rise from humble beginnings to be whatever you set your heart and mind to. " When you know who you are your "in look" shapes your "outlook", and your "outlook" shapes your "outcome." Beginning with the significance of the Christian life these sermons offer fresh approaches to preaching for celebrations of the Christian year; from growing in the Christian faith; seeking God's spirit for renewal, and reliving the importance of Holy Communion, the celebration of Christmas and Easter.

A caste-based system planet, Charybdis I, is a lively planet for the time being. On the outskirts of the capital of Orleans exists a family as the mining caste continues to ruin Charybdis. Byeolsu is still young and not used to the power of his family. Only used to playing games of bainet, he is only beginning to figure himself out in the great scheme of the universe.

Freedom Trail is the tale of three friends in a dystopian world as they embark on a perilous journey to build a new future. Having made contact with alien sources during their journey, and as change looms in the distant future, only one question remains, where do they go from here. Full of action and adventure, Freedom Trail portrays the beginning of a New World but also offers the chance of escape to another world for the chosen few.

Book for all ages, 13 to 21+, because we all need to know!Civilized animal friends, at Rodney, the rock n' roll Rabbit's party, play: "Way Out Yonder", from Perky the powerful partying Panther's bag of games. Win, making smart choices to stop environmental disasters from affecting OUR planet... They stop fictional play, to face; protect real-life happenings; including culprits' (such as Republicans &; their polluting allies) denying Global Warming even exists... They are learning more, before setting up a "Polar Bear Plunge" fundraiser to raise money to save our planet, by sending money made to grassroots organizations working hard to save our wildlife; environment; air, land, and water surrounding! EVERYONE'S SMALL CHANGE WILL MAKE A BIG CHANGE FOR THE BETTER! Together, we ALL can save our Planet! This series, may seem childish, but it's NOT! When I began writing with these characters, my first book was for teens: "Rock With Rodney & Party With Perky", where Sam Slimey Snake crashes Rodney's party, looking for alcohol... However, moving on, I want to expose the truth. Doing more research to save our planet, sent me into the Big anti-environmental actions pulled by Republicans, and their dirty allies, through the years.

Sit back and relax. Let your mind slip right into the characters of the pages that follow. When you completely drift into the lives of the characters you'll experience frustration, anger, hurt and despair and soon you'll feel pain and agony that lasts for all eternity. This type of suffering can only be relieved by truth and everlasting love.

The author examined the perceptions that doctors and nurses hold of the role of the social worker in the emergency room and compares them with social workers' self-perceptions of what they do. In addition, the author examined the relationship between two types of hospitals: Municipal Vs. Voluntary. The study is descriptive, and consisted of 117 medical emergency department social workers, doctors, and nurses employed in 20 New York City Metropolitan area hospitals.

Thomas is born out of wedlock to a wartime nurse, and left in the care of a black woman. His mother, married, returns at the end of the war and takes him to live with her. A Marine veteran, Stosh is an abusive alcoholic with PTSD. Thomas is surrounded by poverty, and anger. His mother's health declines. Joins the Navy at seventeen, flies as an aircrewman during Vietnam, experiences death of shipmates, boozes. Transferred to the boredom of Shore Duty, drinking worsens, he is sent to a navy alcohol ward. Later, he becomes friends with a screenwriter who encourages him to write, he becomes deeply introspective. His stepfather dies, returning home, finds he has been left property and a substantial insurance policy. He writes, meets a painter who encourages him to turn it into art. Moving to the Philippines, he marries, but is never able to put aside his endless mourning.