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I Still Believe in Miracles

Poems to Find Meaning in Difficult Times

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I Still Believe in Miracles

By: Lucas Jones
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A collection of powerful contemporary poetry exploring themes of masculinity, love, grief and connection, from British poet and viral phenomenon Lucas Jones.

'You're here to make
All the wonder make sense
You're not the life -
You're the living itself'

How do you respond to fear, grief, heartbreak, war, loss, injustice and a world that seems more divided and lost than ever? Poet Lucas Jones explores how we search for meaning in difficult times in this remarkable homage to the beautiful humanity of choosing to love despite it all.

Powerful, uplifting and authentic, these are poems to remind you that there is profound and unwavering hope.

© Lucas Jones 2026 (P) Penguin Audio 2026

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Critic reviews

Lucas Jones speaks to today’s world with on-the-pulse precision and yet the strength and wisdom of a thousand-year-old soul. He cuts through the most difficult topics with a sharp tongue and reveals the softness within. He is a one-off, a genius, a master of thought and communication. And we very much need his light. Lucas Jones’s words will help you to heal. Let them cut you open and stitch you back up again, but better (Donna Ashworth, author of I WISH I KNEW)
Eviscerating and tender all at once, this book is impossible to read without feeling (David Larbi, author of FREQUENTLY HAPPY)
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I have been following the author on Instagram and have thoroughly loved everything he’s posted. I purchased the book both hard cover and audio so that I could hear it in his voice. It was amazing. It is something that I go back to again and again when my heart needs fortification. He is very gifted and we are lucky that he is in this world. I highly recommend this book.

A ray of sunshine

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Beautiful, thought provoking words. Both heart wrenching and uplifting. I love that it’s read by the author

Beautiful

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I also still believe in miracles. It’s worth a listen. Read by the author is the best part.

Moving.

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If you like juicy sex, a slightly twisted sense of humour, and complicated modern topics like AI girlfriends, cyber sex, sex toys, and bad people, all handled with a light touch, this book is a high-wire romp, pure mayhem, and an absolute belter of a ride. This is my personal review of Axe & Grind by Taylor Hutton. If you are looking for a fun, sexy romance that moves quickly and doesn’t pretend to be anything it isn’t, this book really delivers. This is my second Taylor Hutton novel, and I absolutely loved it.

Axe is a compelling character. I liked his manliness, his confidence, and his sexiness, and if I am honest, parts of him reminded me a bit of myself. He is very much an idealized masculine figure, capable, guarded, physically dominant, and clearly constructed to be desired. The chemistry between the two leads works from the start, and the sexual tension carries the story effortlessly.

The backstories are a little fantastical, but they fit the tone and add momentum rather than distraction. I especially enjoyed the mother and father scammers. That dynamic was strange, funny, and unsettling in a way that felt surprisingly believable. It is easy to see how growing up in that environment shapes people, how survival, deception, and desire become learned behaviors. They add more texture to the story than you might expect from what could have been throwaway characters.

What I appreciated most, looking back, is that beneath the sexy chaos there is something quietly thoughtful going on. Axe feels like a performance of an ideal man, just as the AI girlfriend represents a technological projection of desire. Both are about fantasy, control, and what it means to want connection without friction. The push and pull between attraction and resistance is not just sexual tension, it reflects a deeper discomfort with surrendering autonomy, whether to another person or to something designed to meet your needs too perfectly.

For a funny, sexy, slightly twisted romance with a wild AI premise, this was a blast to read. It knows exactly what it is, leans into it confidently, and still manages to sneak in a few ideas about desire, performance, and modern loneliness along the way. That combination made it even more enjoyable than I expected.

Juicy sex, twisted humour, AI girlfriends, so fun

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