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THE BEARING STONENate Bearing works with his father, Alexander Bearing, who owns the monument company, Bearing Stone and Son, Inc. His father's death throws Nate into a deep depression. His best friends, Haley and Jack, can no longer help him. He's dragging them down.On the brink of suicide, Nate visits his grandfather, Manuel Bearing, who is of Mayan descent. Through his spiritual gifts of healing, Manuel helps Nate recover and move through his grief. In time, Nate's own gift is revealed to him: the ability to help others in unimaginable ways.This timeless story explores the impact of trauma, the importance of healing, and the spirituality that makes anything possible, including embracing a new life. MARGARET WILLIAMS-COKER Margaret Williams-Coker is a psychiatric social worker who has held clinical, managerial, and administrative positions. She graduated from the University of New York at Albany with a master's in social welfare. She also graduated from the College of St. Rose in Albany, New York, where she majored in music education. The author has published academic articles and book chapters, and has written short stories, poems, and books for children. Her penchant for music led her to compose a mass titled "In Honor of the Holy Cross" and the symphony "Suite in A Minor" for double bass, as well as many other musical compositions. Born in Syracuse, New York, she now resides in the Capital District in Upstate New York. She cherishes her four sons and six grandchildren.

With a decaying corpse washing up on a secluded beach, and a woman from the Renaissance era flinging an infant off the cliff above it, the heroes know they are in for a death-defying journey that will embrace the very source of death itself.The origin of human darkness in their world is actually an entirely other world, replete with soulless duplicates of themselves, ready to conquer and enslave everything they previously fought for and loved.Such is the life they would bring upon this world, that the legendary team must confront the true stakes of their ongoing conflict.With Smiley and Seraphim now squarely on their side, and a naïve but gutsy police captain, whose induction into the cabal's deepest secrets opens the heroes to a wider reality, multiple soul-searching sacrifices are in store, including no less than the ultimate murder.Says the book's publisher: "The second Kristen comes into her own in the next transfixing installment of the Kristen-Seraphim Saga, but this at a higher price than any of her comrades would have guessed. As deeply troubled as the heroes of this radical de-mythology of myth find themselves, readers will both mourn and rejoice with them at every turn of the existential table round which the entirety of the human future is to be decided."Life Worthy of Life is book 5 of an 11-volume epic.Author Bio - G.V. Loewen is the author of over 40 books in ethics, aesthetics education, and other areas, including metaphysical adventure fiction. The author is originally from Victoria, British Columbia, and some of the book is based there. A professor for 25 years, the author retired in 2018.