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Diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder, Bianca attempts to rescue her kidnapped children while being hunted for a murder she did or did not commit. Bianca Gallucci is enjoying her life when a mysterious man named Pascal shows up at her gallery, leaving a puzzling gift. Days later, she is confronted and asked to return a stolen painting called The Sea of Galilee to its owner. Bianca denies all involvement before her children's lives are threatened. And that's when her other personality surfaces. She plans an escape, dismissing all warnings before her children are abducted. Pascal forces her to comply but has more demands. He wants her to kill a law enforcement officer they both know. A web of lies and deceit surfaces as she embraces her split personality to unveil the truth behind the twisted plot orchestrated by the people she least expected. How does she get her children back while being hunted by the authorities for allegedly murdering a police officer? Which personality is possibly guilty? The Gallucci Gallery is by any means a unique and jaw-dropping rollercoaster of a novel. (c)2021 K.B. Richards 2021 Grandeur Publishing

There is a forceable demonstration to dismantle any infrastructure a candidate has in place or will put in place to expand his candidacy that favors him positively and out existing operations at risk. We are talking about "systems," a consortium of businesses within the business of politics, and all the fringes in jeopardy if seats cannot be retained. The longer an incumbent has served, the more likely there is so much to lose. Now, we are not naive in thinking the next person would not rebuild the same type of base and reinstate questionable activities, but sometimes what constituents get is the lesser of the evil when moral compasses are not aligned to do the right thing and uphold the law.

From an award-winning bestselling author comes a heartfelt and empowering story that redefines what it means to be a princess. Have you ever read a tale about a princess who loses more than her crown-but gains a deeper understanding of herself?Perfect for young readers ages 8-13, The World's Most Beautiful Princess offers an unforgettable blend of fantasy, magic, and life-changing lessons that parents, educators, and preteens will treasure. This educational and inspiring tale follows Princess Aria, whose self-image was once tied to her radiant beauty and her signature goddess locs. When illness causes her to lose her hair, Aria embarks on a transformative journey to escape her fears and rediscover who she truly is.Through acts of kindness, courage, and self-reflection, Aria learns that true beauty is not about appearance but the love, strength, and compassion that shine from within.Brimming with themes of personal growth, resilience, self-esteem, and self-reliance, this enchanting story is perfect for summer reading, classroom discussions, or as a thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, and back-to-school inspiration. With its blend of humor, heart, and timeless life lessons, this book is a must-read for princess lovers and dreamers alike.The World's Most Beautiful Princess is more than a fairy tale-it's a story that empowers young readers to embrace their inner beauty and find strength in their individuality. Also in the author's series: Yuck! My Frog Didn't Change!Just Like My DaddyI Love to Learn but Hate to Read Out LoudThey and WeBut What If I Fail?Meet My International FriendsGolden Heart ChildrenAllah Made Me on Purpose

This is the remarkable story of how a boy from rural Welcome, North Carolina grew up to become an innovative judge, global citizen, and go-to guy for court-building in emerging African nations.Along the way, he organizes the first-ever judicial conference in Tanzania, jogs with children in Lusaka, dances with a python, and has adventures ranging from the harrowing to the hilarious. In the end, he discovers the distance between Welcome and Windhoek is not as great as he imagined, and that both places now occupy adjoining spaces in his heart.-

In the year 1758, Thaddeus Avalone becomes a man by human standards, but he is not human. He's a shapeshifting noble who suffers from anxiety, depression, and abuse. On the day of his eighteenth birthday, Thaddeus is slated for an arranged marriage, betrothed to a young woman whose family of grims is responsible for guarding the secrecy of London's supernatural creatures. Yet, on the same night, Thaddeus finds himself infatuated with Atlas Charron, a flamboyant male human. All at once, Thaddeus' life is entangled in secrets - a forbidden love affair, hiding his identity as a shifter, and rampant rumors surrounding his engagement. As his father's hidden battle for supernatural supremacy escalates, Thaddeus fears that he will lose not only Atlas, but his life. Amber Eyes is the first installment in the story of Tyler Azuzels, a journey of self-discovery, hardship, and realizing what a true family is.

Little Danny & friends learn to fly the 'Keystone Kids' Fighter Jet MACH 3.3; training to save the XL Pipeline Key. The Dream Bus & Teamwork, Friendships, & tons of Comradery!!! The 3 boys agree, Little Red Quirky that she is best suited Flight Capt. for the SECRET mission XL in returning the key back home; according to her super flying speeds, excitingly, through mountains into the BIG snow clouds over Canada's Hardisty. Enjoy the heater kids, in the new CAMMO bus US MILITARY style, going through Canada's BLIZzarrrrds! Danny & friends, in the end, are a XL Mission success & Saving America's Gas prices with a Mission Complete!!! "Danny Roger that," Red Quirky flies MACH 3.3 with Victory...

"Colors wash over me is a compilation of poetry by students in the Charleston, SC area. It is the culmination of a year of poetry workshops led by seven local poets in Charleston, SC's Poets in schools program. This publication and the Poets in schools program were made possible by the Academy of American Poets with funds from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation"--

"In this fast paced memoir Elise Krentzel shares how she took charge of the tumultuous 1970s by making a name for herself while still a teenager as a rock journalist. As a kid, she was encouraged by her parents to sing, play music, and write, but she wasn't allowed to be 'herself.' Alienated, she hid her heart and learned to become a stranger in her own skin as the torment of early childhood taught her to mistrust everyone, especially herself. As an adolescent traveling in Europe, she came to realize there was more to life than sex, money, and fame. With newly instilled vigor and drive, Elise set out to break her toxic cycles, determined to become someone people would notice. At 19 years old -- the youngest journalist on the KISS Japan Tour -- she negotiated a plum job with one of the biggest players in the Japanese music industry, desperately trying to fill the gaping hole left by feeling unheard and unloved by those she depended on most: her family. Spanning three continents and twenty years, Under My Skin tells the story of a street-smart, vulnerable Jewish girl from the Bronx and how she changed her life, forever."--

Insta-attraction turns to insta-hate when fate and a family feud cast a fiery redhead and the new guy in town as rivals in the sleepy southern town improbably crowned the Hollywood of the East.

This colorful book tells the story of a young man who wants to pursue his dream of being a famous DJ. He faces bullying and a lack of confidence to accomplish his goals. His successful uncle gives him advice that he will never forget.