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Love is what we all want; getting it is another story. Kerri is a beautiful young girl who wanted to do something with her life. She was lonely and wished that someone would come into her life. She lived with her grandmother, and her father lived somewhere in New York. She did not get a chance to grow up with her mother. Life for Kerri was boring, and all she thought about was having someone in her life. Did she get what she wanted? What may be love can turn to hate. Does she get what she want? Did she find her soul mate? Toward the end, does she live happily ever after? Read on to see how this beautiful young girl handled her life.

Sophie was a young war wife who was anxious to be part of the war effort. Women all over were working in factories and joining the Army and Navy and Red Cross. Sophie had a skill that was very unusual; she could fly an airplane. The Army Air Corps developed an experimental program to teach women to fly their aircraft across the country, and Sophie decided to join. This story follows a group of women as they trained to fly "e;the Army way."e; Come join the "e;flight"e; as they enter training early in 1943.

Buttercup is an unusual rattlesnake. She doesn't like mischief, is afraid of mice, and has a sweet tooth. Buttercup goes on an adventure to crash a little girl's birthday party where she devours the cake because of her love of delicacies. After thinking she will cause a fury and must leave the party in a hurry, the birthday girl tells her mother that she was the one to actually invite Buttercup to the party.

Carried is a true crime story of a divorced mother's fight to save herself and her three children from a knife-wielding fifteen-year-old intruder in her home, and her battle in the courtroom to keep their attacker from terrorizing her family again. Carried is true and fully and completely describes a mother's worst nightmare and the many blessings that followed the horrible attack on April 18, 1996. It is a reflection of the trauma, treatment, recovery, courtroom trial, verdict, and sentencing and the fear, pain, and anger each ordeal evoked. The compelling, and at times riveting, account of the attack, the courtroom drama, and the recovery process is an inspiration to all those who have been victimized. For those who have been fortunate enough not to have experienced such horrors in their own lives, Carried accurately and realistically captures the thoughts and feelings of a victim of a violent crime and outlines the steps necessary to cope and ultimately survive such an ordeal.

The Solstice Nightmare reveals the beginning of the unrest and other activities that led up to the suspense and drama of The Equinox Nightmare. Readers will enjoy learning what exactly occurred in the downfall of a free society. The Solstice Nightmare will provide much suspense and thrilling anticipation for the avid readers in this the finale of all Nightmares!

Petrification is a collection of seventeen short stories. Beelzebub the demon has transported over time zones to arrive at the Rothchild's party to cause mayhem in "e;Now Meet Beelzebub the Hero."e; "e;The Subliminal Voice of Liberty"e; is a poem recited by a man in Shanty Town, Jamaica. "e;Morbidity"e; is a bizarre account of a person stuck in a cycle of hallucinating. "e;The Afterlife"e; describes different afterlife sequences for certain types of people. "e;When They Les Miserables"e; is a campy short about two police officers on the prowl to find vagrants and abuse them. "e;White Wedding"e; is a freak wedding completely disrupted. "e;Worse Than Kitsch"e; is a short, fat, bald guy narrating a typical day in advertising. "e;Petrification"e; is a sci-fi short about a man contracting a strange desert virus and becoming bodily dead but having brain activity continue in his mind for a month. "e;The Edge"e; is a solitary wild man existing on a tropical island alone. "e;360"e; is a freakish rotation of an entire basketball arena during a game. "e;Unnamed"e; is an abstract entity that communicates telepathically with people and imitates a radio show. "e;The Beelzebub Interview"e; takes a freelance writer through history explaining catastrophic events and how they happened. And finally, Albert Einstein speaks to a man in the future through a special 'time warp screen' in "e;Einstein's Address to the Public of the Future"e;.

Emily Carson was an elementary schoolteacher married for ten years to a real estate broker named Sam. One day Sam unexpectedly vanished. She picked up the missing person's case of her husband when local police were unable to come up with any results and they closed the file. She hired a private investigator to help her find out what happened to Sam and why. What she learned along the way about her husband's family was disturbing. He never spoke of his past or his childhood. She went on a life-altering experience in quest of solving the disappearance. She placed her life in harm's way by what she discovered and what she had to do to protect her life. From the FBI to the organized crime family of her husband, she navigated through one deception after another. She met David Kimbro and learned more about herself and how far she would go to survive.

Traveling overland through South and East Africa, I had to cross the Zambezi River three times in 1972. Starting in Sioux City, Iowa, it takes two and a half years traveling through fourteen countries on three continents. What will become my plan to travel to California begins in Ely, Nevada. Wanting to be original, I will head east. My circuitous route will take me rafting the Colorado River, betting all my savings on one spin of the roulette wheel in the Caribbean, and a van and Mediterranean villa in Europe, including a shuttle service between Paris and Amsterdam. In the Caribbean again, I restore and create a private nightclub in Historic Old San Juan, Puerto Rico. Next, it's on to traveling and bartending in South Africa. From there, I travel overland through East Africa toward the coast to catch a ship to India. This requires crossing the monsoon swollen Zambezi River multiple times. I have to survive: military convoys, armed guerillas, mined roads, landslides, dead ends, cave-ins, crocodiles, mosquitoes, and a train wreck; and experience Eden along the way. My voyage begins on the moon.

In Kiddy Tales: Short Stories, follow a magic pencil's assignment to help a sloppy student writer gain self-confidence. Root for a superhero with a magic sword called to save a town from a growing monster. Sing along with an outer space piano that gives a young player the key for self-achievement.

Within the kingdom of Yalelia, there is a legend surrounding the royal family that states if the family were to birth twins, then these twins would have to uphold certain rules in order to bring the whole kingdom to peace for the rest of their natural lives. Lucas and his younger twin sister, Rose, were born into royalty in Yalelia. Due to rules that were unknown to them, the two became separated, having been forced to walk on different paths. When they're reunited, Lucas discovers that Rose has been recognized as the youngest queen to rule Yalelia, with him at her side as her loyal servant. Being at the age of falling in love and allowing jealousy to take over much too easily, the twins will have to face some deadly consequences.

There are thousands of children in East Africa orphaned from either malaria or HIV and thus left to deal with the improbabilities of a disinterested world. This is their story told through the eyes of three little girls-Moja, Mbili, and Tatu-who bravely, hilariously, and often cluelessly face life on the Serengeti. Their struggle is intertwined with a mysterious fourteen-year-old girl named Nne, who, like hundreds of girls in Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya, "e;leak"e; from a vaginal fistula. Together, the girls must travel to Addis Ababa so that Nne may undergo a life-changing surgical procedure. Come with us as we join the journey of these courageous little vagabonds across the plains of Africa from one Masai village to another, from one harrowing escape to another, all within the context of a true-to-life story never before told.

JennaBelle Fairy Princess and the Mystic Gem is about a young girl who was unhappy with her life like most fifteen-year-olds. She wishes for something exciting to happen and gets much more than she can handle. She takes an adventure of a lifetime and discovers there is much more to this universe than she thought. She discovers not only the truth about her family, but that magic, murder, and deception do in fact exist. She discovers some facts about herself she did not know along the way.

An angel saves the life of a man who was trapped in darkness and a depression so deep that he cried for death to come, but death would not come.

A.S.K. is an exposition of Matthew 7:7. It is intended to bring a renewed interest in the "e;atomic power"e; of prayer. Jeremiah said, "e;Call unto me and I will answer you and show you great and mighty things which thou knowest not."e;

The Emi Lu Lu Adventures are fun and exciting, special days in the life of a five-year-old little girl during the summer. Come with us as Emi Lu Lu turns five, goes to the beach, enjoys the fireworks, and goes swimming. Just like to every five-year-old, life is simple, life is fun, life is an adventure we would love for you to join us on.

Many people have a public face and one they keep private. This is the case for seventeen-year-old Pearl. However, hers is quite complicated. While maintaining a public face as an advocate for women's right to vote, she must do so privately to avoid the wrath of her father, Judge McNeece. He is a man with stern indictments for any woman involved in the suffrage movement. Now, imagine Pearl's difficulty when another character notices the fact that she is more than who she says she is. Will this character ever learn who she truly is? How will Judge McNeece react when his own daughter stands before him in court? What will she tell him?Railroad Avenues is a history's tale of the discrimination, stigma, and determination that women faced during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as they fought for suffrage rights in America. This is no ordinary novel, as it is spoken directly through the characters' dialogue and constructed with word-ending rhymes.

His mother's neck broke while he vaguely watched . . . The ocean that was once a blanket for the village, smothered the village and killed her sister . . . And both wind up in a school that seemingly has the motto "e;From savage to civilized."e;HotahOften getting pneumonias and being conceived by rape, Hotah lived in a Hopi village with his great-grandmother deep in her nineties but said, "e;The hell with a walking stick."e; His whole life, he had seen war sprout, such as witnessing his grandmother's brutal death and severed body parts thrown to the railroad. But most of that had not given him troubled thoughts. It was mostly his mother's hanging, perhaps, because he had to help carry her dead body back home. As an eighty-one-year-old man, Hotah recaptures his time at both home and the St. Mary's Indian Mission School he was sent to shortly after his mother's dismiss. Traumatized at the school, his memories play to him over and over again while meeting his first crush and someone he shares an unlikely bond with. KaiKai was the only Hawaiian at the Indian Mission School, as there were no records of Hawaiian children being sent to these schools. Kai was taken with a few other villagers to a refugee camp after the tsunami but very faintly remembered how she arrived at the school. Orphaned at birth, Kai was raised by her much-older sister Haunani but lost Haunani to the storm. As a woman, she speaks of her memories at home and the mission school, which involved meeting a person whose face she never forgot.

Spiritual Man: Natural Woman is an empowerment and relationship-building Bible study written to reveal and remind young, middle-aged, and mature women of faith that we do not have to ask for liberation or equality because we already possess it. The key to experiencing the joy of womanhood lies in our individual and collective abilities to learn what acceptable and unacceptable relationships with each other and the men in our lives look like from the women of the Bible. Spiritual Man: Natural Woman brings attention to the fact that as women, we have the same responsibility as men to learn to worship the Father in Spirit and in Truth. Spiritual Man: Natural Woman also holds us accountable for learning and evolving into the specially designed help meet (daughter, sister, aunt, niece, cousin, mother, wife, and friend) our sons, brothers, uncles, nephews, cousins, fathers, husbands, and friends can share with, learn from, and be willing to protect, support, and grow with. As women of faith, we must be mindful of how we respect one another as we move forward in our efforts to be respected by men. Spiritual Man: Natural Woman is not an exhaustive listing of all the Scriptures that pertain to womanhood. Instead, Spiritual Man: Natural Woman was written to elaborate on how important we are to the Most High. Spiritual Man: Natural Woman was written to prove we are not an "e;after the fact"e; creation. Spiritual Man: Natural Woman was written to remind us that we were given authority over land, sea, and air, just like man, and that we have a responsibility to work harmoniously with one another and with man. Spiritual Man: Natural Woman was written to remind us that we will be held accountable for the way we have chosen to live our lives, for we too shall stand before the Judgment seat, and I am one woman who definitely wants to hear Him say, "e;Well done, my good and faithful servant!"e;

This eclectic collection of poems ranges from the romantic (The Affair) to the frightening (The Storm) and is not without social commentary (Strings Attached). Intensely-descriptive language and evocative imagery transport the reader to faraway lands. Reminiscent of Arthur Rimbaud's technique, a colorful palette is used to create vibrant scenes which delight the mind's eye. Nature is a dominate theme throughout, with a focus on the seasons. In fact, All the World Was Still was composed on a ski lift in the dead of winter. Finally, for those with a scientific inclination, Astrophysics: The Journey and Non Sequitur: Seven Vignettes, with their references to astronomy and physics, do not disappoint.

Growing up, JoAnn loved to play school with her younger brothers and sister. She started babysitting at nine years old and received a dollar for a few hours during the day. She always was a popular babysitter because she brought her own games, tricks, and books to amuse the children. JoAnn received her education degree at Michigan State University and taught thirty-one years in California and Michigan. Upon retiring she spent two years writing this book about the funny, embarrassing, and happy moments she spent with her students. You will find all kinds of delightful incidents in this book that will bring back many memories of your children's school years. Today, JoAnn keeps busy sewing, biking, cooking, skiing, giving parties, and traveling around the world. She lives with her husband on a lake in Waterford, Mi.

Anita has found it to have been a pleasurable experience to have written this book. It is her desire that all persons who read it would gather strength through the testimonies in the series of short stories that will make you aware of the spiritual and human existence on earth as it is in heaven. Fact or fiction, you decide. Her hope is that after reading this book, curiosity is raised in all persons, so much so that with or without religious beliefs, all will diligently seek to establish a personal relationship through prayer with God, the Father, who is the creator of all in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Welcome to Love, Inc: the place to help you not only find love but also keep it, share it, and celebrate it. In this first of a new book series, we get a humorous, sexy, and boldly honest look into the lives of Tierra, Milo, Melody, and Sean: the faces behind this successful St. Louis-based company. While they may be the experts at helping others in this area, they soon discover that their own love lives may be the ones that need the most help. Tierra is the matchmaker of Love, Inc. whose life is suddenly turned upside down when big secrets start to surface. Milo, the counselor of the group, must deal with the highs and lows of being single when the ex he never got over suddenly reappears in his life. The event planner of the company is Melody, the girl whose happy relationship may prove to be less perfect than everyone thinks when exciting news shakes things up. And Sean, whose work is helping people have children, is trying to enjoy the life of a bachelor while struggling to figure it all out without getting caught up.

Part epistolary novel laced with flights of magic realism escapist fantasy, part bellettrist polemic debating a shopping list of culture war topics, Last Refuge of a Scoundrel is an unusual, multifaceted and densely textured book meant to linger on your palate long after you put it down. Much of the action revolves around a bitter, protracted homeowners association dispute in north San Diego County, alternately, hilarious and enraging. It's a novel of ideas, ever strumming the "e;as above, so below"e; riff and its obverse, as well as the never-tiring theme of the individual against the collective, and a less cartoonish construction of the meaning of patriotism. Will the reader be surprised by how and where the protagonist at last finds his refuge?

Maggie never had a luck with men until she saw, at the club, the most handsome man ever. And the sparks flew . . .

The majority of people today avoid the book of Revelation, saying it is hard if not impossible to understand. We might ask if this is the case, why would a God who has revealed Himself to man and wants us to understand His ways, allow such a book to have been written and preserved through the ages? It is true that Revelation is a difficult book and takes effort to understand, but it is also true that it is understandable to those who make an effort. To those who will make an effort, God even pronounces a blessing. Hopefully this book will help many to better understand this final book and capstone of God's cannon of His revealed truth for us. It is the goal of this writing to present an account true to scripture that is understandable to the lay reader.

This book is a culmination of life, in prose, in America as a professional black woman. Unabridged in its recounts of racism, culture, and bigotry in education, society and opportunity. It is a timely reminder of what happens when race relations go unattended and undermined in America.

These poetic stories will find the path to your deepest thoughts. There is history, tragedy, lost love, and a tear from God's eye. So allow yourself to capture every moment as you travel through the pages. "e;Ron and Nicki's Last Dance"e; is the OJ Simpson story in poetic form.

Saul was dead, and David was now Israel's king. Rizpah, Saul's concubine, was the mother of Saul's two youngest sons. Rizpah barely had time to grieve before being hit with the most inconceivable news any mother can imagine. David had sent out an evil decree. If anyone knew the whereabouts of Saul's sons, they must tell David at once. When King Saul's son, Ish-bosheth, was viciously slain in his own bed as he slept, Rizpah immediately went into hiding. Jonathan was already dead, and only Rizpah's two sons remained alive. David had spies and scouts roaming through all of Israel to find Saul's two sons. It was only a matter of time that Rizpah's sons were snatched from her arms.

I have never witnessed any coverage that accurately reflects what life is like for those employed in the industry. There is a lot of media hype, but that does not reflect the actual team members' daily routine or what they give up in life to provide this entertainment to the world. There is a lot of stress, and some danger, which is managed, but it takes a personal toll. The stress has to be relieved in some way. You don't just work with your coworkers; you live with them, all over the world. This book reflects one life of a thousand, on one of thirty teams in the sport.

Jessica was scared but excited to start her new life in New Orleans. The thought of opening and running a new store in New Orleans sounded fun. Taking her best friend, Kevin, with her made leaving her hometown and her friends a little easier. But leaving behind all her other friends was going to be so hard. Had she known the move would put her best friend's life in danger, she would have never left her beloved Boonsboro. In a matter of months, Jessica would meet the love of her life and have Kevin almost die. They would go into hiding to make sure they were safe. Who would do this to them? How long would it take to figure out who did? And is it connected to the mother's fortune they found? People would find her story hard to believe, but it did happen to her and Kevin.