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THE HUSBAND Michael is in an unhappy marriage with his wife, Maggie, who has become bitter with her life and has turned into a drunk. As the years tick by, Michael's life becomes more desperate and lonelier. Every day at lunchtime, he sees a woman he feels is the love for him, but lacks the courage to approach her. But then everything starts to unravel when he receives a book from an old man which tells him his life story. This is when everything changed for him. THE WIFE Unbeknownst to Michael, Maggie has also received a book telling her of her future. Frightened and uncertain as to how she can save her marriage, Maggie turns to alcohol to forget, before realising there is only one path she can take to save her marriage. Which is to keep Michael by her side at any cost...

Rory loved listening to stories and he always remembered the ones that Daddy read to him at bedtime. He wanted to know where stories came from. And he told Daddy that one day he would like to write stories. And that was why he couldn't wait to start reading himself. Rory didn't think that he would ever get tired of stories!

This Is Me: A Poem invites you on a captivating journey through the intricacies of the human experience. Within its verses, a tapestry of emotions unfolds as it delves into timeless themes of love, deceit, and the raw realities of our existence. It fearlessly explores the dark corners of drug-induced haze and the haunting echoes of neglect, both as intertwined narratives and individual struggles. With poignant words, it paints a vivid portrait of change and the inevitability of death, all while steering clear of the burden of regret. Moreover, it offers a thought-provoking reflection on life itself, particularly in the context of our ever-evolving modern age.

Anisa John-Kocun's inaugural work, Humility and Obedience, invites readers on a profound spiritual odyssey to discover the awe and majesty of the Most High God, the Creator. In her book, Anisa distils a wealth of spiritual wisdom, sharing transformative insights and personal narratives that resonate deeply, stirring the soul towards greater divine understanding. This book transcends the boundaries of conventional religious texts, offering an introspective reflection on the essence of faith, the potency of prayer, and the transformative impact of God's love. Anisa's sincere and poignant musings aim to reach into the very core of the reader, prompting a journey of personal and spiritual discovery. With engaging narratives and thoughtful musings, Anisa examines crucial aspects of spirituality, such as discerning one's purpose, overcoming life's hurdles, and embracing the divine will of the Creator, the Most High God. Her comforting prose provides solace amid doubt, direction amidst uncertainty, and optimism in the face of trials. Humility and Obedience serves as more than a book; it is an immersive spiritual dialogue. Anisa's genuine faith and clarity of voice offer encouragement, affirming each individual's vast potential as a beloved creation of the Most High God. This book is a heartfelt call to those yearning for spiritual depth, dedicated believers, or the spiritually curious, drawing them into a heartwarming embrace of faith and awakening. Journey alongside Anisa John-Kocun as she leads you closer to the Most High God through the pages of Humility and Obedience, and let her guiding words be a beacon for your spiritual evolution and a deeper communion with the divine.

Little Loop is crafted around the theme of forging friendships in a new classroom setting. Amy, the guiding voice in the story, teaches her girls the importance of accepting others, being inclusive, and exhibiting kindness. This book is a journey of persistence and resilience, aiming to inspire young readers with its message of hope. It encourages children to embrace the joy of connecting with classmates and fostering unity. The story of Little Loop is just the beginning of a planned series of children's books. Amy intends to draw from the endearing experiences and daily interactions she observes with her daughters. Her goal is to lay a foundation of positivity for her daughters during their formative years, guiding them as they grow, learn, and transition through life's various stages. Amy's vision is to create a series that not only entertains but also imparts valuable life lessons to young readers

Surviving Smoking Mirrors: My Reflection is a candid chronicle of Alliey's tumultuous relationship with Josh, tracing its journey from the beginning to its bitter end, and the myriad challenges she faced along the way. Following the collapse of their marriage, Alliey finds herself entangled in a complex property settlement while enduring ongoing gaslighting and abuse from Josh. Concurrently, Josh plunges into a hedonistic lifestyle. Amidst these trials, Alliey's son, Camden, begins to show worrying injuries following visits with Josh, adding to her mounting concerns. As Alliey grapples with supporting Camden, her own battle with anorexia spirals dangerously out of control, threatening to cost her everything. This story is a raw and unflinching exploration of the struggles faced in the aftermath of a tumultuous relationship, highlighting the resilience and determination needed to persevere through adversity.

A true story of hope, belief, failure, need and greed - one person's struggle with addiction and their road to redemption. Have you ever wondered what it's like to live on the 'other side' or longed to change your life? In To Live a Life, the author offers an unflinching tale of experimenting with drugs and alcohol in pursuit of getting 'out there'... only to discover once immersed, there seems no way back. This raw memoir leads readers on a turbulent journey of addiction battling emotion, clinging to life, and ultimately seeking survival. Travel the so-called 'rocky road' of substance abuse leading to utter dependence...when you'd do 'anything' to 'get on,' followed by the agonizing revelation you'd now give anything to "get off. More than an addiction story, this is a universal testament to the human capacity for change and the power of community in bettering our lives when we've lost our way. There is always hope if we want it badly enough.

This collection of short stories and vignettes is at once sad, humorous, and inspiring, set against the backdrop of the Diaspora. Woven from the recollections and experiences of childhood in a society divided by religion, expectations, despair, and hope, it tells the tales of those who crossed the Lagan in search of a better life. This canvas captures the fleeting nature of the Church's influence and control, and the contempt for its hypocrisy.

Join Elizabeth Grevstad-Mork on a captivating journey through the heart of Bangladesh in Cyclus - 12 Months in Bangladesh. This illuminating memoir unravels the rich tapestry of Bangladesh's landscapes, cultures and traditions over the course of a year. From the vibrant festivities of Baishakh to the serene winters of Magh, each chapter explores the unique aspects of life in different parts of Bangladesh. Grevstad-Mork masterfully interweaves personal anecdotes with vivid descriptions, bringing to life the beauty and complexity of this South Asian nation. As the seasons change, so do the stories, painting a picture of a country full of contrast and colour. Experience the bustle of Dhaka's streets, the tranquillity of rural villages and the spiritual solemnity of ancient temples. More than a travel memoir, Cyclus is a profound reflection on the human spirit, resilience and the universal search for meaning in the world's endless cycles. This book is a must read for anyone who longs to understand the soul of Bangladesh and the rhythm of life that pulses through its land and people.

Forced Circumstances tells the story of a young 22-year old British woman living in 1960s Iran, bringing together a fragmented family amidst the turmoil of the Shah's rule. Married to an Iranian man with two children from a previous marriage, our bold protagonist takes on the complex role of stepmother to kids unaccustomed to affection or stability. Navigating traditions requiring full body coverings and forbidding women to venture out alone, she faces intense challenges as a conspicuous foreigner subject to contempt and harassment. Did she quietly harbour regrets over tying her fate to such complications instead of a more comfortable English life? Would the eruption of Ayatollah Khomeini and Iran's Islamic Revolution provide the leverage needed to hold their Jewish family together? Or drive them further toward resentment and dysfunction in a now-perilous homeland? Relating this family's ambitions, sacrifices, and conflicts across clashing societal upheavals, the memoir serves up lessons in perseverance and perspective. It illuminates the timeless experiences that unfold when different cultures combine under a single roof - and what it truly takes to transform that awkward juxtaposition into a nurturing sense of home.

Do you really know your parents? We all think we do but never consider them as persons before parenthood descended. And do they know you? In Talent Show an introverted father becomes talkative and lifts the curtain on who his wife was before she was a mother, who she became after, and who each of his children were in his eyes. He reveals a few secrets of his own and describes life in a household of ten children as a perpetual talent show. Everyone is always anxious to perform, to shine and to receive applause, even if they don't know what their talent is. Life is a rehearsal for the family talent shows, or is it the other way around? The children get their bit in as they reply with their own versions and reveal who they are. One thing is clear- there is no shared version of a family's life. Everyone has their own and pain is often hidden in the busyness of family life until family members speak honestly.

Justin Ebberson was 26 years old and came from a working-class family in Bolton. In 1958 Justin had two strokes of luck, three if you include Jean Baxter, a girl that he fell in love with. The first stroke of luck came in the form of a house that was left to him on Roa Island, near Barrow-in-Furness and the second was a job that fell in his lap with the only firm on the island, Isherwood & Son, Photo-Etching Specialists. Isherwood & Son introduced Justin to Jean Baxter, the love of his life, and a womanising Deputy Managing Director in the form of Commander RN (Rtd) Rupert Isherwood who brought emotional chaos into their lives, the outcome of which could not be foreseen. Justin constantly struggled to stay in control of events but was it all worth it? Only time would tell.

Two millennia ago, a thief named Levi finds himself crucified alongside his companion and a holy man. As he endures the agonizing crucifixion, he resigns himself to the imminent embrace of death. Yet, the unknown realm beyond life remains a mystery he's unprepared for. Venture into the afterlife with Levi as he embarks on an astonishing odyssey through the fabric of space and time, venturing into dimensions attainable only in a bodiless existence. Unravel the enigmatic journey of Levi in a world where death is just the beginning.

This compassionate novel depicts the disrupted lives of Greta and her daughter Lily, forced to abruptly relocate due to the unendurable violent behaviour of Pat, Greta's volatile, alcoholic husband. Their move lands mother and daughter in the rural Australian town of Woodshine - a new beginning offering hope after trauma's storm. Yet forward is the only direction, Lily just five years old. A tranquil childhood shattered, she grapples beyond her years while still cradling stuffed toys at bedtime, seeking security. Greta battles exhaustion from hypervigilance, longing to banish bad dreams. Their refuge in Woodshine brings peace step by step - a gentle landlord, good-hearted townsfolk and possibility breathing optimism into each new day. As Lily plays in grassy meadows under boundless skies, glimmers emerge that broken spirits can mend. While the indelible scars remain, maybe here they can continue writing their story without fear at the helm. Just maybe this move marks the start of budding happiness taking root for not just survival - but life thriving in the sunshine.

The She Team is back! Mags the dog and the four cats Smig, Ebi, Trig, and Roisín are once again using their superpowers to help others, beginning with Fran, the badger and her babies and later helping out the humans in their family when a very unusual event occurs. A deadly virus has spread all over the world, causing serious disease and confining everybody to their homes for months at a time. The Mammy and Daddy have to work from home and mind their three boys - baby Éanna, eight-year-old Eoghan, and ten-year-old old Diarmuid. Tempers become frayed and the mischievous boys cause a few problems without meaning to. Our heroes, the She Team, come up with solutions to these problems and others, much to the delight of the boys and the initial disbelief of their parents. As time goes by, however, the Mammy and Daddy are forced to look at their pets in a different way and see how special they really are. Maybe they are actually superheroes, as their sons believe!

Dive into the heart of late 19th-century England in Margot, the first in a stirring trilogy. Young Margot, forced to relinquish her newborn, finds herself torn between the affections of the wealthy Lord Beaufort and the passionate painter, Matthew. As Margot navigates love, loyalty, and loss amidst a tumultuous love triangle, the lingering hope of reuniting with her daughter, Mary, casts a long shadow. Every choice she makes draws her closer to heartache or salvation, leading to a journey of self-discovery in a time of societal constraints.

When Karina receives a mysterious letter accompanied by a miniature statue of the Greek god Hades on her birthday, it catapults her, Jeff, and their two friends into a whirlwind of dark secrets. Forced to acquire skills far beyond those of typical eleven-year-olds, they confront perilous challenges as they journey across Greece. Together, they embark on an unforgettable adventure that will test their wits and courage.

A simple hug and kiss, often followed by a goodbye, can leave us puzzled and longing, wondering why our parents' important work takes them away. Yet, it's in these small, tender moments that we find a daily connection to them, bridging the distance with love and affection.

Axzis, son of Thela the Swordsmistress and Vasmox the head of the institute of the Paranormal in New Sydney, knows about his Ezskiasian heritage, though he has never been Over There. His rich and varied life as a student and lute player is, however, interrupted when he catches sight of a strange, masked figure on the side walk opposite where he lives. From then on his life takes dramatic turns where he comes face to face with his roots. Lucy, a middle-aged Zealandian academic receives a large sum of money from an unknown source, which prompts her to finally follow her dreams and explore sides of her nature which have remained on hold for most of her life. So, she goes north to the mystical and myth-laden area of the beautiful Hokianga Harbour and the home of the patupaiarehe, fairies of M¿ori mythology. Her historic new home is beautiful. The forest mysterious and compelling. Then, in a strange configuration of trees resembling a tunnel, she comes face to face with something not wholly unexpected...

After quite some time and a bit of wobbling, John had made a crucial decision: he was going to leave Madrid after more than 20 years abroad and go back to Stockholm. There were plenty of reasons for this monumental step: a divorce, no real job, and a daughter in New York; nothing kept him there anymore. A fascinating rollercoaster voyage begins when he is hired as a private eye, searching for money launderers and tricksters, unravelling mysteries of gambling on the internet, travelling like a rover between Madrid, Hong Kong, Stockholm, London, and Paris, bumping into women, while discovering his father was a former spy at MI6. As any man, John is a distilled version of many things: a sportsman, a father, an optimist, a man of reading who perhaps seems more intelligent than he actually is, but nonetheless a good asset, when there are new frontiers to explore, with a potential future in politics. Amazed by life's uncertainty, he believes if he had the guts to leave his country, he must have the courage to come back, let the wind take him and let life intervene. He is navigating the Asian, Swedish, and Spanish cultures first-hand. A feel-good read. The hero whirls into a tour de force of travel and business intrigue peppered with worldwide romantic adventures.

WHAT MAKES A HERO STRONG? THE VILLAIN. Aaron Annwyn is determined to destroy the Secret Society that has ruled his life for the past few years. The demands placed upon him have harmed his relationships and strained his psyche. Can Diana, his co-conspirator until now, be trusted? Or should he depend on Sasha, a beautiful computer guru, with whom he begins a relationship? Regardless, his resolve is now greater than ever to defeat the powerful adversary, starting with his handler Jake. To be close enough to accomplish this, he accepts another mission that takes him to medieval Venice with a seemingly impossible task. Will he succeed and survive long enough for justice to prevail?

Ever met someone you felt compelled to connect with, maybe a colleague? Dive into the story of Werewolf Joe, a seemingly average man with more than one hidden facet. Then there's Demetria, the epitome of kindness and thoughtfulness, traits that make her unexpectedly perfect for a man of Joe's... unique nature. Join them on a journey where secrets intertwine and destinies collide.

I began my poetic journey at the tender age of eight. Initially, when I shared my poems with my father, he was sceptical, suspecting plagiarism. However, once he believed in my talent, he became a source of encouragement for me to continue writing. My inspiration often springs from moments that deeply move me or bring laughter; I find myself instinctively crafting poems about these experiences. Poetry has become a therapeutic medium for me, allowing me to articulate my feelings and perceptions. In this collection, I aim to capture and share the beauty of the world, whether it reflects joy or sorrow. These poems are my way of conveying my perspective on the world's wonders, and as I navigate my twilight years, this sharing feels increasingly vital. It is my sincere hope that these poems will spark excitement in you, the reader, compelling you to eagerly turn each page and immerse yourself in the world of my poetry.

Back Road Mysteries: The Church sets the stage for a captivating six-book series rooted in the author's quaint hometown of New Castle, Virginia, nestled amidst the Western Mountains of the Commonwealth. This saga embarks on a riveting journey through a tapestry of murder mysteries, each laden with unexpected twists and eerie turns. Our story begins with The Church, where the murder of Janet Moore's brother catapults her into a complex love-hate relationship with Sheriff Clifford Davidson, a bond that intensifies as they unravel the secrets buried in their town's history. With each book - The Tower, The Pond, The Mine, The Old Brick Hotel, and The Disappearing Town - the duo delves deeper into the enigmatic landscapes of Virginia, unearthing mysteries that lurk within the shadows of the back roads. As Davidson and Moore navigate through tumultuous investigations, the series entwines the intricacies of personal relationships with the chilling allure of unsolved crimes, leading readers through an enthralling narrative that echoes the silence of the unseen paths of New Castle.

Dive into the compelling world of Arrive Dead at the Same Place, a poignant poetry collection by Ken Eaton-Dykes. This anthology bridges the ordinary and the extraordinary, capturing life's diverse tapestry with wit, wisdom, and a touch of cynicism.Eaton-Dykes' poetry traverses a vast emotional landscape, from reflective musings on war and its indelible impact on society to the humorous absurdities of daily existence. Written in an array of styles, his verses offer a deep exploration of the human condition in all its complexities, from the mundane to the profound.This collection speaks to readers' souls with its unique voice. It encompasses themes that range from the trials of aging and the quirks of family dynamics to sharp societal observations and intimate personal introspections.Whether it's a satirical commentary on modern life or a nostalgic reminiscence of days gone by, Arrive Dead at the Same Place is a journey through poetry that promises to engage, amuse, and provoke thought. Eaton-Dykes' work resonates with a truthfulness and relatability that leaves a lasting impression.