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An eyewitness account to an event that changed history Nerdy innocent Patty is desperate to escape the confines of a conservative upbringing, but when she enrolls at Kent State University can she survive the upheaval of the Seventies Vietnam War era? When she narrowly escapes the bullets fired at students on May 4, 1970, she resolves to dedicate her life to her new husband and her unborn child. Is it too late when she realizes she’s put herself in even greater danger? In a stunning parallel to our own times, Surviving: A Kent State Memoir, explores the coming of age of a young adult. In ...

David Aspinall is a farm boy from the English countryside. Not content there, he heads to the city seeking adventure. After getting in trouble in London, he travels to South Africa, but soon finds himself enslaved to a cruel master. When he finally reaches the end of himself, he repents and receives God's forgiveness. But his challenges are not over yet. Injured and alone in the desert, he faces the danger of wild animals. Without food or water, he experiences God's providence and protection. Enjoy this classic tale of the prodigal coming home.

Whether you had an abortion earlier this morning or thirty years ago, whether you’re feeling relief or grief (or both!), and even if you haven’t had an abortion but just want to untangle how you feel about it, this book is a safe and supportive resource. With an emphasis on self-compassion, it collects reflection prompts, affirmations, conversation scripts, logistical info, self-care tips, and much more to validate and support you no matter where you fall in the full spectrum of experiences of people who have abortions.

No matter how long you've walked with the Lord, or how much Bible reading you've done, there's always something new we can discover as we continue reading His word. The purpose of this podcast is to share God's Word to all who will listen. Steve Tucker's message of God's grace and love for His children has been, and will be an encouragement to those who sit under his teaching.

Noah Reagan has always dreamed of making it big—for science. The Summer with Supers Youth Program would provide him just that. Popularity, respect, and maybe even a bully-free semester. But when Lincoln City's mutant infestation leaves Noah’s dreams crushed beneath a pile of rubble, he's forced to spend the summer working for his dad's failing Mega-Maintenance company, cleaning up after the very creatures that have stolen his freedom.

Are you tired of feeling like your budget is standing in the way of romance? Imagine discovering a wealth of inexpensive date night ideas that will keep the spark alive without breaking the bank. Are you ready to explore the world of affordable romance? Look no further! “Cheap (or FREE) Date Night Ideas for Couples - The Ultimate Pocket Guide for Romance on a Budget” Shows You How to Create Magical Memories Without Spending a Fortune! Share the GIFT of Romance on a Budget! This makes an excellent gift for those in the dating world, young couples, and newlyweds - empower them to ignite ...

Japanese Detective Sergeant Tokito Kolihishi has about had all of the dismal death investigations he can stand. One more pushes him too far. He might be from ancient Samurai stock, but it is time to leave the battlefield to others. He obeys his father's summons to America, there to restore to its original beauty, an crumbling, falling down Japanese Temple and open a Steakhouse within. But there is much more than meets the eye. The Temple is carrying some kind of curse. His instinctive nature is to investigate it and stop it. With the help of a lovely Japanese woman, or two, he finds the ...

It started innocently enough. A beau calling his girl to Denver. A working girl finding a new life. A gambler scooting out from angry drunks who lost. A rancher heading home after a successful sale of a prize bull. Yes, innocent enough. But as the days rolled by, slowly, there seemed to be an awful lot of attention from bandits on this one Wells Fargo Stagecoach. Even the Apache are harassing them half the time. It is like they cannot trust anybody! Along the way, skills no woman should bring to the trail arise. They will be needed, and soon. It does not become clear until the twelfth day, ...

One night on a college campus changed everything for her...and for her son. Carlie Geraldson and her children, Josiah and Emily, travel cross-country to Brownsville, where her husband will become the new pastor of a church. What will the church be like? Carlie wonders. Will my children-both of them-be accepted by the congregation? And will she finally be able to push past what happened to her on a dark moonlit night in South Carolina? As Carlie and her family approaches their new home, Esther Lundy surveys the tomato plants in her garden as a moving truck pulls up in her neighborhood. ...

Virginia Foster is an empty nester who takes on the mission of bringing her town, Abundance, South Carolina, back from economic doldrums after the disappearance of cotton mills in the 1990s. The answer: a festival to bring attention and jobs back to Abundance. As she and her team of fellow retirees work to build the first South Carolina Biscuit Festival (because the town got its name from Abundance Mills Flour Company), they face opposition from a local preacher, the art community, and the town’s maven of baby beauty pageants. And Virginia finds out the mysteries behind her family--who ...

Yet another erotic absurdity from the author who reluctantly brought you I Have a Chart and Sofa King: a couch elegy.

Virginia Foster finds herself a retired empty nester in her hometown of Abundance, a small city in Upstate South Carolina. She and her husband are affluent members of the community, but she is concerned about its future and spearheads a festival to bring attention and jobs back to Abundance. As she and her team of fellow retirees work to build a successful festival—based around biscuits because the town got its name from Abundance Mills Flour Company--they face opposition from a local preacher, the art community, and the town’s maven of baby beauty pageants. However, Virginia has ...

Leo is a drifter, a man looking for opportunity. Always. He has a fascinating background, but not exactly the salt of the earth. Ducking the law, traveling the desert, he stumbles onto a town war, where one side or the other wants control of the silver mines. Ugly, black silver. Or is it? Leo sees opportunity, all right. Whoever is the last man or the last woman left in town, owns it all. Will it be him? Maybe one of the professional gunslingers? No one can tell until the last battle is fought. And it runs for better than ten years! Adventure and romance, the heart of any good story. Enjoy!...

The tranquil relationship of two lovers is disrupted when a letter arrives from the daughter of one of them. Passion, fear, and jealously boil in a stew that could fracture their love for each other. One pleads for the letter to be destroyed without reading the contents. “Nothing good can come of it.” But how can a parent ignore a daughter’s letter? Is it asking too much? Could a letter from a little girl actually destroy the love the couple have for each other? Download this suspenseful story of love, lust, and passion, today.

The Knowles family looks about as secure, middle-American, comfortable, and happy as can be. That is, until November 8 comes around. A refugee couple from Iraq comes to stay with them unexpectedly and teaches them a new meaning of faith, Christmas, and giving. Lee and Roberta, the parents of teenagers Becca, Ryan, and Sarah, find out they will be hosting a refugee couple from a Middle-Eastern country. And Lee, a high school principal, is about to be brought into a lawsuit by a parent who objects to the Christmas festivities of Lee's school. The Knowles will maneuver a Christmas they didn't ...

What if everything you thought you knew about learning was wrong? What if learning isn’t just a human or even a biological function, but a universal principle that governs everything from rocks and rivers to stars and machines? In Dumb As A Rock: Rethinking the Building Blocks of Learning, Justin Tucker challenges the boundaries of intelligence and opens a door to a revolutionary understanding of the world around us. Drawing on cutting-edge research from artificial intelligence, materials science, and quantum physics, Tucker explores how learning is not confined to the human brain, or ...

In this audiobook, you’ll discover how to overcome resistance and make potty training a rewarding and positive experience for your child. Practical and engaging, this book covers everything you need to get your toddlers out of diapers. This practical guide breaks down the basics of how potty training works in a simple and fun way as well as what it takes for your child to start using the potty successfully, in a step-by-step approach.

What is a Ranger for the King to do? It is kind of like trying to find employ- ment as a modern day soldier with only a few skills. So I turned to the adventurous life of the Highwayman, built a crew, shared with the poor and tried to mimic the legend of Robin Hood, long before my time. But circumstances came that began to take over my free life, and while some were wonderful, others were a bit more... well, frightening. I had never been at war. I had never served a Queen. Hell, I had never loved a Princess, but all was coming to be. And, to tell the truth, in this era, it was really good. ...

Angela is nearing her Doctorate in Archaeology while she waits for word from her mentor and fiancé, Dr. Rex Haldeman, lost now, two years on a dig, studying the Mayan ruins of northeastern Guatemala. Not declared dead, but surely not alive, Rex's status is unknown, and it has kept Angela a hermit for two years. But on the second anniversary of his gone missing, she receives a package from him, dated the time he disappeared, two years prior. In it is Mayan artifact, a half of a medallion, and she realizes, somehow, supernaturally, it is calling her to him. As soon as she receives her Ph.D. ...