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In 1964, young Gian-Carlo "Gianni" O'Neill and his best friend Liam Finnerty are off to minor seminary to pursue their dream to become Roman Catholic priests. Their paths to this end will be long and arduous and fraught with much physical, emotional, and psychological trauma and tragedy. One will rise to heights never imagined; the other will confront and ultimately overcome demons that have plagued him since adolescence. Set against real-world historical events, over the next half-century, the story provides an intriguing "What if?" scenario for the troubled past and current- and often scandalous - challenges to one of the world's most powerful, and arguably, most revered religious institutions. On a different level, the story depicts a loving and touching portrait of two boys growing to manhood that measures and defines the nature of true and lasting friendship and fraternal love.

She bought him to work her farm. His obedience taught her to be free. On route to Virginia to answer God's call to preach, Gabriel Mackenzie is captured by pirates and sold as an indentured servant. Grieving the loss of her family, Mercy Wakefield is not looking for romance; just a strong back and two good hands to work her farm. But, Gabriel's claims of being taken against his will and his kind manners and good looks chip away at her resolve, and she begins to care about him. With a jealous neighbor wanting Mercy for himself, and one of Gabriel's captors trying to get rid of him, it will take relying on God's strength rather than their own to loose the chains of hopelessness and forge a bond which no man can put asunder.

In Jeremiah Wasn't Just a Bullfrog, Tim Vassar takes you through personal stories of love, passion, pursuits and perseverance that were all part of the plan for his life while never understanding their alignment until he was actually writing the book. His words ring true for athletes, coaches, teachers, school administrators, ministers, and for those wanting a good love story. For readers seeking inspiration or self-help, this is the book for you! If you love sports, then you will find fulfillment in these pages. For educators, he provides valuable common sense lessons. For husbands needing some guidance, Tim provides some scripturally based thoughts on how to treat your wife and for wives to understand what they should expect from their husbands. If you need a good chuckle, you will not be disappointed.Throughout these pages, Tim provides an over-arching theme that there is a plan for your life no matter what circumstances you have endured or the current condition you find yourself. He does not thump you over the head with a Bible, but rather champions the very clear vision that God wants you to prosper and not be harmed while giving you hope and a future.

Every child should be encouraged to be confident in who they are. You Are You! encourages children to be themselves, no matter what size, height, color, or personality they are! This adorable story by Jen Selinsky is brought to life with illustrations by Em Vickers.

Moey has a big back yard and lots of friends. Moe is the softest, cutest puppy you have ever seen. When he goes out into his back yard, he and his friends like to huddle together and take long naps. But this time, there is something different about their nap….hmmmm??? Follow along to see who wants to join the gang in Moey's Big Back Yard

Moey is taking his first trip to the farm. Moey has never been to a farm before and he is so excited. Moey soon makes lots of friends and learns that even those of us who are very different can be friends.

Larry the Lobster and his friend Olly have a big day ahead of them. It is St. Patrick's Day and they are going treasure hunting. Larry's loyalty to his friend Olly will be put to the test when they actually do find treasure. Larry will need to decide which is more important to him, friendship or riches.

Daniel Santiago has hit a homerun with his first novel, Infinite World. A compassionate, environmental scientist, James Oliver meets with his former boss, Alan Heskey, to embark on an scientific expedition to Greenland to test technology that could help reverse the earth's climate issues. The test could save the future of his child and the rest of humanity from extinction. During his trip, James discovers that the odds are against him and nothing is what it appears to be. Those he trusted are the ones who turn their backs on him. He is ambushed and must find his way back home to his own flesh and blood, Jack Oliver, who willingly joins Alan's team after believing his father has abandoned him. Alan's plan is to let most of humanity die off, so he can plant something new in its place. He imagines a world free of violence, war, hatred, and even death. What he calls a perfect world. He recruits the best young minds to help him rebuild the world in his image for future generations to thrive in and to give honor to him alone.

In the freezing cold of winter, a tiny kitten lies shivering in wait. A mere eight weeks old, she is curled up, behind the wheel of a car. All she wants is someone to love her. Will she find her furever home? Written almost completely in rhyme, children can follow along as Kydee bounces and pounces across the pages.

Austin was new in the neighborhood and hadn't made any friends yet. Then one day, he saw a cowboy wandering down the road on his horse with a Yee-Haw! Yippi-Ty-Yo! Round-Em-Up, his horse Giddy-Up and his dog, Lasso were visiting. As they disappear into a cloud of dust, Austin is left wondering if he will ever make any friends. This adorable coloring book is an accompaniment to the original

"Slow and steady wins the race," Hare remarked. Not true! People say that 'cause Tortoise beat me. He got lucky! Here's how Tortoise became the winner and stole the spotlight from me."

What do the Old Testament prophets have to say about Jesus Christ, our salvation through Christ, our relationship with God because of all that Christ has done for us? They have much to say, and this should be our focus. Look everywhere here, and you will find many hints of the Messiah, the "MESHIACH" (as Hebrew pronounces the word). The question may be asked: Is there a way to present the great prophecies of the Bible in a way that causes us to grasp better the essentials and capture some of the beauty and majesty God's spokesmen must have felt when writing? The Lord has moved me, I believe, to generate a format that displays the truths of Scripture in such a way. With the Spirit's help, our heightened curiosity will more likely bear fruit leading to further study and discussion. My prayer is that the Spirit will work through the suggestions here to lead the reader…to a place of self-discovery, going hand in hand with a closer relationship to Jesus.

After two days on a bus from the prairies to New Jersey, Harry is down to his last two twenties and some change. He can't work with a broken leg, so the tools in his duffle bag are of no use. But Harry is smiling because he's got a feeling the newspaper clip in his pocket will change his life. Harry's nephew sees him on TV a few months later, protesting the closing of the tent camp where he now lives. Elated at finding his long-lost uncle, the doctor takes Harry home despite warnings from the two people he loves the most, his wife: "I don't feel comfortable having a homeless stranger in my house" and Harry: " I ain't gonna fit in with the snobsville crowd. I can see the heading now, 'Snobs versus the slob'."Harry's unconventional methods to fix the flaws in the family seem to be working until he stubbornly tries to "toughen up" his nephew's over-protected little girl which puts her in a near-death situation.Can Harry admit his own flaws, or will he return to the tent camp to find solace with his buddies?

"Who do you pray to and why?" But I have never really prayed. I have always conversed with God. I am not a religious person or a saint. I am a sinner, and I do believe in God as an entity an organization, for the CIA has always been a faith-based organization of theologians. " Enigma is about the experiences of a diagnosed Schizophrenia individual who converses with God thru Michael an Archangel. While being the son of intelligence operatives he's not sure, who is Michael. Could Michael be just another Clandestine Operative for the CIA? For as he thought God is the CIA and Washington DC is the church of God. "I have been experiencing the effects of stigmata lately, so I started to write this novel the best way I know how, by sharing both truth and fiction. For the truth, you'll have to find it on your own, but the fiction part is what I see in visions, memories, and dreams. It holds a hidden meaning for only the wise to decipher."

Bucky Triceratops is growing up so fast. He is excited to start this next chapter in his life, but he feels like riding the bus by himself is a big step. Only his mom can help him understand what to expect and feel like he will be okay to go to school and ride the bus by himself.

Two friends, Pinkney Paul, a scrappy little field mouse and Miss Marmie, a pleasant yellow cat are two characters who live in the "Big Back Yard". In "A Messy Situation", they find out their unique differences only make their friendship stronger.

Waynesville, Indiana, a small suburb of Columbus, Indiana, was the scene of four gruesome murders on May 11, 2013. The 911 call came in a little after 10:30 p.m. "There's blood everywhere," Daniel told the 911 operator. "I just walked in and there's two, I have two bodies here, and I think they have both been shot. There's blood everywhere."Daniel gave the 911 operator his location. He explained to him, "There might be three, because I can't find my mom either." He told the operator that the house looked like it had been ransacked. "There was a fight here." Daniel said.Katheryn Burton was shot and stabbed four times. Each of the other victims: Aaron Cross, Tommy Smith and Shawn Burton were shot at least twice. Samuel Sallee has been convicted and sentenced to four consecutive life sentences for the brutal murders that changed one young man's life forever. The next day was Mother's Day!"That guy killed my whole family," said Daniel Burton, the son of Katheryn Burton. "I think I've earned a front-row seat to watch him die. I'd lump him together with Hitler, because I can't think of anyone else who is that evil!"Daniel Burton:"The Trial was my family's story. This is mine."