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This book is a compendium of short stories glorifying Jesus as Lord and alerting the Reader of HIS imminent return to judge the world for the Sin he has already paid for in full, by the shedding of His precious blood on a wooden cross.This book will let the Readers know, that the whole world can come to Him for the remission of Sin and for Salvation, today."For God so love the world, he gave his only Begotten Son that whosoever believer in him, should not perish but have everlasting life."(John 3:16)

We have all experienced schooling and working with narcissistic individuals. From work colleagues to school bullies, the one common factor is their insecurity, displayed through their lack of empathy towards others. But what happens when we have a close family member who displays traits of narcissism, and how can we overcome that? This is the story of Abby Sutton and her middle-class English family. She is the younger of two daughters who must navigate her way through the demands and taunting of her older sister and the quiet enabling of her parents. We follow Abby's life throughout her teenage years and into adulthood and her belief that she will not allow her pain to be her sister's strength. Abby's story takes place in the changing world of the 1960s when women are beginning to take some control of their lives with the availability of oral contraception and the idea that girls can have both a career and families of their own. In a background of social change and cultural expectations, Abby's journey follows her realization that she is relevant and loved by others and that she can overcome the obstacles placed in her way.

Jason and Carolyn were college sweethearts. After graduation, they bought a house together. Then they found out Jason had kidney disease. They tried to have a child before the inevitable happened, but the question is "Would they?" Would Jason have a child that he could see growing up?Carolyn did find out she was pregnant; however, Jason would not see the child. Carolyn realized that not only was she now doing everything on her own, but she had to raise a child alone. She knew she needed to move to a larger home, as hers had only one bedroom, but she did not want to leave where she and Jason made so many memories.