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What if you woke up one morning and your pain was so great, you begged your children to help you die? In early 2014, that is what I did. I pleaded with my family to help me free myself from my own body. I was tired of being in pain, tired of suffering. I wanted to end my life. This is the story of how I made the choice between life and death and found the freedom to heal. This is the story of a woman who spent decades in and out of hospitals, trapped by other people's expectations; this is the story of a woman who believed sacrificing herself for others was the measure of true love. This is the story of how I made myself a prisoner of duty, acquiescence and sickness. But it's also a story about liberation. I Was Dying...Then I Changed My Mind is a story about where to go and what to do in order to be free from debilitating pain. For those who have given up on a healthy life or have fallen into the vortex of pills, prescriptions and addiction, my book shows how complete healing and profound liberation are possible when we open ourselves to radical self-love. By documenting my journey from decades of illness and fear, I Was Dying proves we all have the capacity to heal ourselves.

"All I can ever think about is murdering her." -C.B. Twenty-three-year-old Evie Day never dreamt she'd be back in Woodsville Arkansas, a small town in the middle of nowhere, after having left five years earlier, but the death of her grandfather called for her return. After discovering a photo from 1933 of a mysterious woman standing next to a tiny wooden box, a strange vial of blood wrapped up in a handkerchief in the pocket of her grandfather's overalls, and a key hidden in his desk drawer that belongs to a secret safety deposit box, Evie is unwittingly thrown into a world of evil where those closest to her are the ones to be the most feared and danger lurks around every corner. Meanwhile, a ticking metronome sounding in the background of a counseling session takes Charlie Baker, back to foster care where he recovers suppressed memories of satanic rituals, child trafficking, and sexual abuse. What will happen if their two worlds collide? Hidden in the Shadows by A.D. Vancise shines a light on the darkness and reveals the underlying players that have been hunting in plain sight.

Memories that Call in the Middle of the Night is collection of short stories comprised of universal emotions spanning throughout generations. What started as something just for me, ended up quickly becoming something beautiful that I knew I had to share. Come join us and listen to our stories hopefully inspiring you to write some of your own.

His plan was to never break the rules, because breaking the rules meant death. But when those he loves face ruthless consequences, will he turn away from all he knows to expose his city's murderous underbelly?United Nations of America, 2070. Alex Quake, a citizen in the Bourgeoisie class has one goal in life, protecting his family. When he's accepted into a prestigious school where graduation can earn him a spot amongst the Exclusive class, he finally sees his dreams come to fruition. But when he stumbles upon his best friend beaten half to death in the school hallway, Alex struggles with his decision to turn a blind eye to the violence Bourgeoisie citizens experience daily.Plagued with memories of his own mother's brutal killing, Alex feels torn between keeping his mouth shut or risking his life to stand up for his comrades, until the day he attacks an Exclusive student and puts the lives of himself and his family at risk.Now Alex must make a life changing decision to save his family. One that could change his life forever.D.O.R: Disciples of Revolution is the thought-provoking first book in the dark D.O.R dystopian series. If you like captivating action, conflicted protagonists, and heart-wrenching drama, then you'll adore C.J Lloyd's grim thriller.Buy D.O.R: Disciples of Revolution to fix a broken system today!

"To politicians and parents, Mortal Kombat was a menace to society. To gamers, it was a way of life. From dedicated hustlers who put thousands of miles on their odometers driving coast to coast to challenge the top players in arcades, to fans who devote their free time to collecting action figures, setting world records, and plumbing the depths of its lore, the Mortal Kombat franchise has topped sales charts for 30 years, and its popularity shows no signs of waning. But before Mortal Kombat offended politicians, flooded arcades with quarters, and sold over 12 million units (and counting), executives at Midway saw it as filler-a stopgap between more promising games like NBA Jam. Co-creators Ed Boon and John Tobias felt differently. They believed their creation had potential. But not even they could have imagined the phenomenon Mortal Kombat would become when it hit arcades in October 1992, or the controversy that would follow in its wake. Based on extensive interviews, Long Live Mortal Kombat: Round 1 chronicles the arcade era of the video game industry's most infamous fighting series, the creative and technical hurdles its team had to clear, and the personal stories of the fans whose passion has made Mortal Kombat a pillar of popular culture." --

The Light That Heals takes you on a journey of self-discovery, healing, and the realization of who you truly are as a human being. It will inspire you and give you comfort and hope for living through the struggles and seasons of life. It will renew your perspective on human nature and what you are doing here. It is for those seeking healing, personal transformation, wisdom, and inspiration for living. You are not alone. Your world can change. There is a light that heals. The Light That Heals is the first offering in The Light Poetry Series, a series exploring the nature and purpose of the world and our very selves.