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After a world war left the country in ruins, the survivors regrouped, creating four cities. With the population lower than ever, the prison system became impossible to maintain, so the city officials developed the Exile Town System...Avid - a literal dump for the thieves, Bellicose - caverns for the violent, Clamorite - mountains for the unruly, Delaisse - factories for the addicts and vandals, and Equivox - a lake for the liars.

To survive depression, you must first understand and accept it. Then, you can draw on the appropriate coping skills and techniques to overcome it. This self-help audiobook was written to educate, motivate, and inspire those who suffer with this mental illness. "If you are sitting in the darkness (due to depression), turn on the light. If you cannot find the light switch, seek out the help of someone who can!"

Life doesn’t always turn out the way you planned, especially when you’re Sutton Payne. A long way from the bright lights of Las Vegas, the tiny town of Broken Bow, Nebraska, might as well be on a different planet as far as she’s concerned. But that doesn’t stop Sutton from taking a chance on a better life there. Everything in Broken Bow seems perfect - except for Gwen’s grandson, Austin. The town veterinarian might be easy on the eyes and a huge help to his grandmother, but Sutton can’t see past his cold demeanor.

The author describes in detail all the insanity, disturbing behaviors, oppressive symptoms, and various feeling associated with the mental battles within her own mind. The author suffers from clinical depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and borderline personality disorder. She struggles with suicidal thoughts and attempts, self-mutilating behaviors, mania, paranoia, anxiety, and psychosis with intense hallucinations of all five of her senses, and multiple delusions, including the belief that she is the "second-coming of Christ".

Eos and Zane agreed that, after finding the Skeleton Key, they would seek out the rumored city of free exiles: Fortitude. When the two venture through the New Territory and beyond its borders, they encounter more terrifying elements of the exile town system than they ever thought possible. Seeking out the city with the purple light, Eos and Zane recruit escaped exiles, who join them as they encounter dangerous exiles, familiar faces, and careless party-goers.

The year is 2522. Anna is a Remnant - a secret Christian in a world that has banned any form of religion. She is also an astro-geologist, working with her robot named Z, for the Planetary Science Commission. The PSC has worked for 200 years to find alien life on another planet, and finally, after two centuries, a primitive lifeform has been discovered. Faced with the reality of evolved primitives on a forested moon, Anna begins to question all she has ever believed.

Reba Rose Parker is a completely ordinary photographer from Oklahoma, except for the fact that she has psychic abilities burgeoning more by the day and that she keeps stumbling upon crime scenes. Her life is turned upside down one morning when she goes on a typical photoshoot, but she stumbles upon an unusual murder scene, accidentally becoming the key witness in a criminal investigation.

In this final book of the Colony Ship Conestoga series, the crippled ship flees away from the dying planet Zalia. However, the greatest threat the survivors have ever faced is pursuing them. Will the Apex Predators catch them? The survivors are hoping to escape, but the ship is not working well, machinery is failing, and something strange has kidnapped some of the children. They plan to reach an anomaly in space, but are unsure what will happen if and when they reach it.

Most of the wrecked Colony Ship Conestoga is scattered across the alien planet Zalia. Its needle ship is still in orbit, but many of its systems are only partially functional. The planet is not hospitable, and the human biological habitats are in severe danger. The survivors of the Conestoga, along with the two adventurers from Earth, struggle to find a way to launch the crashed biological habitats off the alien world. The habitats must ascend to escape the toxic elements of the planet before they all fail.

Sage Brennan and Alaska "Lass" Jones were best friends who loved and lived together. She went on to "bigger and better" things in New York City, and Sage stayed in Coopertown, Alaska, as their sheriff. That all came to a screeching halt early one morning. Lass was now the prime suspect in the murder of her mother that happened before she moved to New York City three years before. She was ordered to come back to Coopertown, which she did, but there was only one problem. Her mother had died 10 years before, in New York City, or had she?

Raine Velora and the exile town system have taken everything from Eos. After a heartbreaking loss, Eos was pushed to her breaking point. Now, she’s ready to do whatever it takes to bring Raine down and reinstate the prison system. Faced with loyalists in the cities, sandstorms in the desert, and the horrors in her head, Eos sets out to spread the word about the corruption of the New Territory. With the support of the exiles, Eos leads the revolution, but Raine and her officials aren’t the only threat in her path.

This book aims to give you a concise depiction of Jesus Christ’s life as a man on Earth. Through this book, I hope that you will better appreciate the sacrifices that Jesus willingly suffered to redeem the world from its sins. May his life story inspire you to lead a meaningful life dedicated to God's will just as Jesus Christ willingly lived his life according to the will of God the Father.

In book 7 of the Colony Ship Vanguard series, Paul, Gretchen, Brinley, and Larissa are seeking to find ways to counter the threats to the colony ship Vanguard. The alien forces are brutally seeking to take over. Humans are struggling and unsure how to respond. What will happen as the humans work at defending the Vanguard?

When she disappears on her wedding day, Dean is devastated, and it has taken six years for him to start living again. When she is dumped in a rolled-up tarp on his land, he brings her back to his house to get some answers. She doesn't have the answers he needs, and they start looking into the last six years together. When bits and pieces start coming back so does the instinct to leave.

While serving in the military I was diagnosed with Lyme disease, fibromyalgia, and depression. I have been faced with many other battles ever since. I was determined to never give up and press on. Through my faith and trust in God, I have endured. I have always been a fighter, and I know now this battle belongs to the Lord.

Whether you are at the top of your game or career, or in the depth of adversity and struggle, we all have one thing in common: We are all seeking to find a way to live a better, purposeful, and more fulfilling life. Most of us were raised to believe that dissatisfaction is not a good thing, and we should be satisfied with what we have. I am here to tell you that dissatisfaction is a wonderful thing. It is this spirit that is within us seeking expansion and fuller expression. Dissatisfaction causes us to improve our lives, as we seek a better life for us to live as we serve others.

No longer afraid, Elizabeth Campion is determined to speak out for what she believes is right. Though her heart fills with joy at her uncle’s release from the notorious Irving Block Prison, she must now keep her letters to Tom a secret. Time in prison has taken a deadly toll on her uncle, and with Tom in constant danger, the young woman struggles to keep her eyes on God. When her world is torn in two, Elizabeth must learn to hold fast to faith in a new reality.

Elizabeth Campion is torn between her beliefs and her loyalties when the North and South clash in Memphis, TN. But she faces a loss other than the near 200 casualties. A heavy blow to the heart, the young woman must become head of the estate when her uncle is arrested. With her life in shambles and the weight of the war pressing down, she struggles to find clarity and peace. Waking to the stillness of an unfamiliar room without any recollection of how he arrived, Tom Murphy is only aware of the pain that seizes his body and mind.

The Dog Who Wanted to Be a Cat is a whimsical story about how a dog wished he could be a cat, because he was jealous of the cat’s freedom and independence and didn’t like having to follow orders and go through puppy training. But when he runs off to be free and independent, he finds he misses many of the perks of being a dog after all.

Overcome with grief, Elizabeth Campion must learn to move forward on her own. When Joseph Fredericks, the young soldier she met at a Christmas party two years ago, offers a business deal to save her home, she accepts with hesitation.