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The town of Belaphone is a depressing little town in Leon County, upper Michigan. Half abandoned and neglected, it has only two things going for it. One is a women's prison and the second is a shelter for abandoned and neglected kids in the western side of the Upper Peninsula, bring in much needed Federal Dollars.But the Town is turned upside-down a few days before Christmas when a newborn girl is found in Grisham's Correctional. The baby is sent to Belaphone Home, she comes into contact with Amos, a Muslim American working as a social worker at the home. The two bond, but the as Amos tries to find out where she comes from, the more mysterious events come up, as something seems to be haunting the child, and strange events happen around her.Meanwhile, Pastor Anthony Dean finds out about the child and believes that she is a miracle and is determined to take the child away from Amos, even at the cost of his soul.

"Bella" is a story about a girl who looks different from others, but she is very confident. This confidence is so strong that nobody can make her feel bad about how she looks. The book shows that Bella knows she is beautiful just the way she is. This story helps other kids learn that it's good to feel confident and to know that they are beautiful, no matter what they look like. "Bella" teaches a very important lesson about being happy and confident in yourself.

In a world increasingly driven by fleeting pleasures and superficial engagements, Sacred Echoes: Sunday Readings, Gospel, Homilies, and Prayer for Cycle - B serves as a timely spiritual sojourn. Rooted in centuries-old Catholic tradition yet imbued with contemporary relevance, this anthology invites readers to a weekly voyage of moral and spiritual enlightenment. The Sunday Readings herald timeless wisdom and scriptural truths, seamlessly interwoven with liturgical context. The Gospel messages, luminescent with Christ's teachings, awaken a profound sense of piety and divine love. The Homilies, penned by Rev. Fr. Michael Arbiol Monsanto are a harmonious blend of theological profundity, real-world applicability, and pastoral concern. Drawing from the wellspring of the Church's wisdom, the lives of the saints, as well as the sagacity of philosophers they serve as a guide to moral integrity and spiritual growth. Concluding each week's exploration are carefully selected Prayers providing an intimate conduit for dialogue with the Divine.Embark upon a transformative journey of faith, fortified by logical and theological reasoning, and inspired by a vibrant tapestry of cultural and historical perspectives. Sacred Echoes beckons you not merely to believe, but to understand; not merely to pray, but to converse; not merely to act, but embody virtue. With each page turned, discover a more purposeful and morally upright way of life, thus fulfilling the scripture injunction: Be still, and know that I am God (Psalm 46:10)May this book be a vessel through which the Holy Spirit can work, illuminating minds, and fortifying souls for the betterment of our modern world.

The once fifth planet now home-world to mysterious light gravity GREY Aliens. Pronounced Greee. The future entails fantastic adventures of discovery for the Crew of four astronauts aboard the destined for doom, U.S.S. Nova exploration vessel. A story full of exciting suspense, and fantastic journeys of discovery, to the Dark Nemesis, that forever reshaped our solar system.  The discovery of the original designers of the pyramids on planet Earth and Mars, the descendants of which, are now living and prospering on the very dark edge of the solar system, where no one could have ever fathomed that a civilization dwells. Through great struggles of survival, the descendant of hero Neil Armstrong is the first human baby boy conceived and born on an extended exploration mission. Born July 20th in the year 2189 aboard U.S.S. Nova Lander Two. Eric Armstrong Alley.

Sal Umana decided to publish his third book as part of a trilogy called "The Twin Towers Trilogy", containing his first two books, “The Day God Died”, and” “The Day My Ego Died”, and now a third, called Back to earth: A Spirituality for the Age of Terrorism.Sal rocked the religious world when he wrote his first book after the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Sal, a psychotherapist, imagined God coming to him with an identity crisis. In “Doing Therapy for God”, the author imagines God being upset by so many religious people who did so many ugly things to their fellow human beings “in the name of God.”  Who was this God they worshiped?  The psychotherapist author tells God:” The reason you have been so depressed since Sept. 11 is that you are so disappointed at all the so-called “People of Faith” who pretend to speak for You, and then go against Your very nature as LOVE, and then go out and dominate, oppress, hate, and kill, all in the name of God.Happily, it all ended up okay because Sal sang a paean of praise to the real God, calling God the One, the True, the Good, and the Beautiful, and finally, Love itself.We don't know if God fell for this, but a year later, in “The Day My Ego Died”, Sal goes to God and asks God to do a course of therapy on him. It was in the course of this treatment that Sal was asked to commit Ego suicide for no reason whatsoever, except that God didn't have an Ego, so why should he?  You don't understand? Then read the book. This should have been enough, but along comes the tenth anniversary of the Twin Towers Tragedy, and Sal sees a team of Navy Seals wipe out Osama Bin Laden and we are back to Christian triumphalist revenge.  So Sal, Christian pacifist, had to write a third book on Spirituality for the Age of Terrorism. First, he had to explain the “God Who Never Was” and the “God Who always Was.”  But God was fine. It was Sal's not quite dead Ego that needed the work. This he expands upon in the Third Chapter, "The Dark Night of the Ego". The Fourth Chapter is about "Living Without Ego", which really is about being a lover and accepting that we are all One with God. Finally, we all need to practice dying, so in the Fifth Chapter, "Dying Without Ego," he has some delightful tips on how to die each day, actually, how to die each moment, so that we will be so ready for death that we will enjoy it like going to a family reunion.

Twice married and twice divorced: could the Roman emperor Tiberius have had a third liaison about which no information exists? Certain nuances in extant historical evidence lend credence to this possibility.Presented as an autobiography of Tiberius' fictitious third wife, The Lion and the Scorpion offers a rousing and often saucy tale of self-discovery and fulfillment; of life-threatening dangers; of bereavement and forgiveness; of marital romance and commitment; of familial conflicts, woes and tragedies, mitigated and overruled by affection and loyalty. Written by a Ph.D. specialist of the historical period, it alters neither the genuine historical record nor modern scholars' assessment of the actual persons represented. Let this literary adventure transport you to the dawning of the Roman Empire, and into the milieu of the First Family of that regime.

Scot Robinson arrives in Snow Shoe in the spring of 1880 in search of his uncle who is supposed to care for him until he can join his pa, a government surveyor, working somewhere in the west. His mother is back east in a hospital, chronically sick, so it's up to Uncle Hank Fillmore to care for the boy until his pa is settled in his next assignment. But Uncle Hank has no idea the boy is coming. Unbeknownst to Scot, he's too busy robbing trains. The boy has no one to turn to until Jay Miller, the engineer on locomotive Number twenty-one, the "R L King" steps in to help him find his uncle. Stranded in Snow Shoe is the story of a friendship and a search to reconnect a boy to his family.

The Torn Tree is the heart breaking story about Sheila's life, who was born during an unfortunate time in her parent's life; and ultimately, after the untimely death of her father. Her mother tried to do her best to give Sheila the upmost advice to accomplish life's successes as a young girl; but, is overwhelmed by all of her other children prior to Sheila; in which she had great difficulties in finding ways to support them. Sheila's parents were extremely poor; and, those situations made life diffcult for them and their children. They had become sharecroppers, so that they could have a livable place to stay; and as well, put food on their table and fill the needs of the family. After the death of her husband, Brenda is forced to find another domicile for her already nine children. Her young sons were not quite old enough to take over the farming chores; like their father, so, that was the reason why they had to move. The Torn Tree follow the life and struggles of Sheila, as she tries to find her way in the world; with lots of obstacles. She was not psychologically strong because of her immaturity, during the timing of her mother's death. Her painful odyssey had begun whenever she was taken against her will to Detroit Michigan, where she had to face the biggest challenges in her young life. Though this book is nonfiction; some of the names have been changed, due to the author's choice.

The Connected Detective: A Curios Death is a mystery that takes place in the near future. Archibald Teal, an expert in computers and artificial intelligence, decides to help the police with their detective work with the help of his digital assistant Erasmus. He is teamed with detective Nikki Sharp to help find the murderer of a prominent businessman. Finding clear evidence proves difficult. As the case evolves, their personal relationship evolves as well.