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What happens when a town loses its soul? Forever Time is a journey into the paranormal by way of an alternate reality. After a woman is discovered hanged beneath Harker Covered Bridge in Southern Indiana, and a few days later another woman found drowned in the Anderson River, people in the scenic town of Bristow declare an ancient curse responsible. Investigating authorities have no leads and identities of the two young women remain unknown. The mystery deepens when both bodies disappear shortly after they are recovered. Bristow is a town in the relentless grip of the supernatural. Investigative reporter Abby Kline realizes that local psychic Becca Mitchell, who is deeply troubled by visions of another time and place, resorts to deception to protect herself from Abby's suspicions. With the help of Sheriff's Deputy Brady Willis and anthropologist Dr. Niles Robey, the pieces of a dark and intricate narrative are slowly revealed. Even after the true identities of the Selwyn sisters are known, Niles continues his love affair with an enigmatic Emme Selwyn. But the secrets Emme conceals are the darkest secrets of all. What is the purpose of the archaic chamber on Stone Hill and how is it connected to seven monoliths nearby? After spending an eerie night in the Chalk, Dr. Robey sees the miracle of the stones and realizes their astonishing powers. When time is bent, significantly altered, instead of passing from one minute to the next, it becomes possible to pass from one minute to the same minute and from one day to the same day. Disillusioned, his faith faltering, Elwyn Kipps renounces the church where he served as a deacon for 30 years and declares himself the new messiah called to save the sinners of Harker's Landing. In the great Chalk Ridge Forest, the mysterious spook lights expose the hypocrisy of this counterfeit preacher and reveal a shocking incident hidden since 1847 by the people of Harker's Landing. Forever Time is a suspenseful paranormal thriller which will keep the reader's attention from its gripping beginning to a poignant and memorable conclusion.

Henry is a beloved Sheepadoodle who seems to get into all kinds of trouble. His mama loves him very much, but Henry had no manners. Will his mama ever get him to behave? Henry is a real dog living in Oakdale. He often sits on his bench looking out the window, greeting all the neighbors.

A boy and his stuffed animals start a journey around their apartment. They find out that the apartment is a kingdom that has mountains, rivers, and cities, that everything in it has its purpose, and that the most important place in it is near the parent bedroom. They will also learn what a real geographer needs to leave the house, and finally, after looking into the laws of geography, our characters will venture to explore the world around them.Do you have any maps, atlases, or geography books? Have you already travelled, and how did you prepare for those trips? Did you take your stuffed friends with you? Let's study geography together!Use #myfirstgeographybook to share your stuffed toys geographic explorations with other book readers.

If you feel stuck, suffer from burnout, or lack a clear purpose for your life, I wrote The AOVIA Principle: A Path of Unlimited Potential for you. This book can serve as a guide to help you bounce back from a crisis. You can use it by itself or as a supplement to traditional therapy. I began writing it during a time when I met all of the above criteria. Despite having a successful career, I felt burned out, stuck at a dead-end, and had a severe case of compassion fatigue.Being on call 24/7 for ten years had caught up with me. I was exhausted physically, mentally, and emotionally from the disruptions of my circadian rhythm. Then a surgery triggered the re-experience of a repressed traumatic childhood event. I decided to go on a sabbatical and resigned from my position as clinical program director. In my thirties, I had ditched earlier attempts of writing professionally in order to become an expert in another field. During my time off, I realized that I had become just that: a seasoned clinical social worker with a postgraduate degree and a professional license to practice therapy and provide clinical supervision to postgraduates.Through a series of synchronistic events during my sabbatical, I discovered that the desire to be a therapist and writer had been inside me since I was seven. I had imagined myself in those roles while sitting at an old, black typewriter without paper and missing the A-key. In retrospect I understood that I had been trying to heal from my traumatic experiences as a Verschickungskind (sent-away child) at the age of six while placed in a large group home in Sankt Peter Ording. That place had been marketed as a recovery retreat on the shore of the North Sea in Germany.Instead of recovery at that facility, I experienced terror and a sense of complete severance from my family and community, accompanied by an unbearable emotional pain that manifested as a painful constriction in my throat. As a six-year-old, I did not know what I have come to understand today: I had been subjected to what psychoanalyst Alice Miller described as poisonous pedagogy, a practice that used authoritarian methods designed to break a child''s will. For example, I was placed in a double-bind of having to choose between two forbidden acts-going to the bathroom and wetting my bed. The only possible outcome was punishment for breaking the rules.Years later, a major part of my healing was discovering the Verschickungskinder Deutschland (Sent-away children Germany) on social media. When I learned that there had been 8-12 million of us between 1945 and 1990, I began to view my early childhood from a brand-new perspective. I connected to others who had been affected, began to support related research, and got involved in activities to prevent such atrocities from ever happening again. Finally, it included writing this book and starting to work again-this time as an independent social work contractor. In that role, I was able to create my own schedule and limit my number of referrals.My writing this book is a direct result of becoming receptive to previously unknown information. Despite well-meaning but ill-suited advice, I neither created a self-help book offering promises of instant results nor wrote from a scientific angle to be passionately challenged and debated. Instead, I did what I encourage anyone in distress to do at the beginning of a major endeavor-get in touch with their inner self in order to effectively improve their life and the lives of those around them.We must take care of ourselves to avoid burnout. I had lost the connection to myself during an upwardly mobile career that no longer worked for me. The AOVIA Principle: A Path of Unlimited Potential presents a reliable method to reinvent yourself from the inside out by connecting to your highest purpose.

Based on a true story of unparalleled chaos in a 1950's Irish Catholic family, Denise O'Donnell Adams welcomes you into her life with chilling clear honesty. A tavern owner father and his teenage bride struggle with untimely deaths, a friend's murder and secrets of racketeering, alcoholism and abuse affecting the innocent ten children in unimaginable ways. A story of survival, hope and the willingness to get through to the other side will keep you mesmerized page after page in this long-awaited memoir of authentic truth.

The relationship between a mother and daughter is a rich, complex tapestry woven with guilt, pride, pain, appreciation, fear, wonder, and - especially - joy. This collection of poems is a testament to both the fragility and the strength of this most primal bond.

ALL GOD'S CHILDREN GOT ISSUES is a transformational book. You have ONE and ONLY ONE life, don't stay stuck in old patterns of behavior. Learn to live your life to the fullest extent possible!Discover exactly who you are, how you got here, and ways to transform yourself into who you WANT to be. You will learn: Why you resist change How the little girl inside of you holds you back and what to do about it To be who your soul wants you to be How to identify Depression, Forgiveness, Anger, Anxiety, Co-Dependency, Low Self Esteem, Guilt, Shame, Grief, Attention Deficit Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Moral Injury, and other issues that may be impacting you How to heal spiritually and how your spirituality can help you heal emotionally How to set measurable goals to move you to who your soul wants you to be To love and accept yourself despite your life traumas or what you have been programmed to thinkYou will read stories about how others have overcome their issues and perform exercises that will guide you in your quest to live your life to the fullest extent possible. After reading this book, you will have a clear understanding of how you got where you are and be empowered to move boldly toward who you want (and were meant) to be. You will learn the difference between religion and spirituality. You will also learn how your life will be different when you listen more to your soul and less to others.

If you ever built with blocks as a kid.

Jasmine Water is a collection of poetry and writings that reflect the inner process of a woman waking up to her Divine nature inside of her humanity. The pages of this book provide the reader with heartfelt reflections about relationships with oneself, others, and God.