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Mim has lived on Topsail Island her whole life until love takes her away to a life she never could have imagined. The words, there’s no place like home, ring true as she finds out that love isn’t everything she thought it would be.

An anthology of time’s most beloved stories, written and adapted by the world’s most well-known fairy tale authors, and narrated by a variety of great storytellers.

Call for the Truth is a written snapshot portraying a desperate time within humanity’s his/her/our-story that will be referenced by future generations to come—a future trajectory unfolded from the choices of humanities response to the imbalances that must be rectified in order to preserve our future. This book serves as a soul activator, inspiring stimulation of deep reflection into the sensitive solutions that are necessary and imperative to change the trajectory of humanities collective self imposed impending extinction.

A group of young spring breakers headed for Lake Havasu take a sudden detour in the middle of the Mojave Desert. It will be a quick stop, he said. It won’t take long, he said. It’s hot. Over 100 degrees, and no one really wants to meddle around some sweaty desert caves a mile off the highway. Then, something goes wrong, and no one knows what to do.

You have elements within you that form the beautiful stars shining brightly at night. You are a shining star. Humans are creatures of habit and routine. Just as it takes us years to develop our adult personalities, we also develop behaviours and habits that will stay with us for a lifetime. Unfortunately, some of those behaviours and habits are not always healthy or helpful to us. In Creating Manifestation Power into the Now, author Eva Gajic seeks to reveal many truths to our reality that have been around for thousands of years.

These 15 original stories, donated by authors to help keep local theater alive, are fun, quirky, imaginative, and bold - the perfect way to tide over audiences until local stage curtains can once again rise! Each tale turns the spotlight on some unusual snapshot of life or imagination. Sit back, let us entertain you, and know that your purchase has made a big difference for local artists...while we all wait in the wings.

In a 31-day devotional, Christian life coach and mentor, Dr. Robin Revis Pyke, leads women down an introspective path of self-discovery inspired by lasting biblical truths. While encouraging women to embrace God’s word and promises, she offers daily inspiration that guides overwhelmed female souls to understand their true identity in Christ through a powerful message of hope that we are all loved, accepted, and chosen. Included are reflection and study questions that can also be utilized as journal prompts.

World Palace is a spellbinding blend of coming-of-age romance and high-stakes fantasy, reminding us that the road to self-discovery is never a straightforward one—but always worth the journey.

God helped me to recognise that I had been, and was being abused. He taught me how to understand and recognise the tactics abusers use, and then how to counter them with faith. God started restoring my life by undoing the lies I was told about myself, my life, my future and my faith. I would like to share some of this journey with you, in the hope of helping you through your own.

Jehovah Jireh is the culmination of worshipful heart and soul birthed from the fire of trial. This book’s foundation is based on the thirty-one verses of the first chapter of Genesis. Jehovah Jireh seeks to lift up God’s creative majesty verse by verse while establishing habits of gratitude, praise, and reverence for Yahweh’s design of this world.

Everyone has a story. In Hope, author Edith Hedden tells some of those stories. In this collection of narratives, everyday people faced with extraordinary challenges relate their experiences that inspire, bring hope, and renew faith in the resilience of the human spirit.

Three siblings from the Philippines wrote down what they remembered about being imprisoned by the Japanese during World War II. Pamela J. Brink, Robert A. Brink, and John W. Brink all survived the ordeal, but only one of them—Pamela—is still alive today. She shares their experiences in this memoir that recounts the horrors of war as seen through the eyes of children. At age 13, John W. was the oldest when they were captured, and his account is likely the most accurate of all three. Robert and Pamela's versions are different as they saw everything through younger, more fearful eyes.

Before Jesus came on the scene, all our knowledge was based on what we could see, hear, touch, taste, smell, and feel. We were living in darkness until Jesus came to teach us how things work in the invisible kingdom of God. He also came to give life to our spirit so we can exit the darkness and fellowship with God who dwells in the Light. In this book, Aaron Parry explains that there are only two kingdoms. Everyone is born into the kingdom of Darkness until they decide to come out into the kingdom of Light. He also explains how and why you need to get out of the darkness.

Exposing the Babylonian Thread, is an eyeopening testimony of a Spirit led journey into the truth of the Winter Festival. It uncovers the guise of deception that surrounds the tale of Jesus’ birth on December 25th, and reveals the origins and additions that make up the festivities of the holiday. It is a thought provoking expose’ challenging the listener to dig deeper into the scripture and find out what God has to say about Christmas.

With the evolution of humans to their higher self, life is changing rapidly and many are finding themselves at crossroads. As fear and anxiety for the unknown future grips them, this book offers a general understanding of and comfort to come to terms with the new dimension and learning to align their God-self with their human nature to make that transition. With stories shared by many, this book aims to assure the listener that they are not alone and that much help is available when it is invoked in the right way and then moving out of their own way to enable themselves to receive it.

As a grieving mother, author L A Perdue learned the hard way that drug addiction comes in many forms. The most notable addictive drugs are meth and fentanyl, but she discovered that one can’t discount prescription drugs like Adderall. In For the Love of Meghan, Perdue shares the story of her daughter, Meghan, and how her use of Adderall came with deadly consequences. From Meghan’s birth to her youth and into young adulthood, Perdue remembers the special moments of their life together.

In Finding Pieces and Peace, Dianne Haaland shares the difficulties that arose from adopting a Native American child and managing the unknown diseases, disabling physical conditions, and the reconciliation of all participants. For years, this mother listened to the questions and inquiries: Are you sure you weren’t adopted? You don’t look like anyone in your family. Why didn’t my mother want me? This book gives a voice to foster children, adoptees, and relinquishing mothers who wanted to share their stories.

Animals of God’s Creation is a picturesque compilation of the beloved creatures on the homestead and the scripture lessons they have taught their humans. Every part of creation is a gift and this is an unpacking of a few of those gifts for all to enjoy.

A tool for living one’s best life—tools for becoming the best person one can be. Based on Baron’s own inner spiritual journey, Walking in Light, Living in Love explores spiritual practices and how they have shaped her life. Her message is that we can create new world, a space filled with peace and harmony, a place where we all live in love and light.

This memoir narrates the author’s struggles to cope with the needs of her profoundly disabled fourth son. Her revelations and experiences will bring hope and inspiration as the listener joins her journey out of a sorrowful, broken-heart and into her discovery of unexpected joy, the wonder of her new Christian faith and a life transformed.