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Worth Dying For

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Life can be deceptive…

At least that’s what teenager Fremont Davis believes.
Is he right though?
All his life, Fremont feels like he’s been judged and labelled. Life isn’t easy even without the labels. He knows he’s done wrong in the past. Is there any grace?
With just a shred of hope left and an old book, Fremont embarks on a new journey, along with his faithful friends. A journey that will lead him right to the heart and the pain that lies buried there. What will he find? But most importantly, will it satisfy his deep longing-the longing to be known and accepted?

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The Tail of the Medusa

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Kyle has built his life around the creatures most people fear—But inside the shadowy lab where he works, admiration has twisted into obsession, and the boundaries between research and containment are starting to crack.

When a breach unleashes something more dangerous than even Kyle imagined, he finds himself torn between loyalty to his creations and the safety of the only person who has ever seen past his walls—Kim, a fellow researcher suddenly caught in the crossfire.

As military enters the picture, Kyle must confront the truth: saving his work may mean losing everything else. And the creatures he’s spent a lifetime defending may be the very things that destroy him.

A high-stakes blend of science, obsession, and survival, The Tail of the Medusa: Love, Monsters, and the Zombie Squad; has it all.

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The Quarry Bank Runaways by G J Griffiths

The Quarry Bank Runaways by G J Griffiths

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“Child apprentices in very many cotton mills continued to be treated like slaves well after the Slave Trade Acts of the 19th century.” “Pauper child apprentices from workhouses were not even paid after working 12 hour days and for 5 or 6 days a week, mill owners counted the profit!” In the early 19th century, when it was the policy of many of the poorhouses and workhouses to deter paupers from applying by making the conditions inside harsh and unpleasant, two boys set out on a journey to Hackney Workhouse in London. Their starting point was in the pleasant Cheshire countryside, where they were apprenticed to the cotton mill built by Samuel Greg in 1784. Children as young as 9 would be employed there, as scavengers, piecers, mule doffers or can tenters. These jobs could be just as unpleasant and difficult for a poor child as those we may have heard of, such as chimney sweeps and match girls. Quarry Bank Mill was some 200 miles north of London and the boys had to sneak out unnoticed and then attempt to walk all the way. It was likely that these enterprising travellers took advantage of the drovers’ roads and the newly developed “motorways” of the times – the canals. Perhaps they were lucky enough some days to hitch a lift; their general direction of travel taking them to Beartown, the Potteries, Dunstable Downs and eventually to London. Whatever challenges they encountered along the way archive evidence shows that they made it. Runaway apprentices had become a problem for society during the years of the Industrial Revolution – so what had prompted Thomas and Joseph to do such a hazardous thing? What happened to them on their long journey? Did they receive any help? Or were they chased relentlessly wherever they ran, since what they were doing was illegal in the eyes of the authorities? This is the story of their adventure and it concludes with the events in the Middlesex courthouse, known then as the Old Sessions.

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THE NORSE BIBLE: Tree Of Creation to Ragnarök End – Learn About Norse Mythology (Mythology Bible)

About THE NORSE BIBLE: Tree Of Creation to Ragnarök End – Learn About Norse Mythology (Mythology Bible):

Dive into the Legendary Sagas with “The Norse Bible”

Embark on an epic journey through the Norse cosmos with “The Norse Bible.” This compelling read unveils the mystique of Norse mythology, from the awe-inspiring realms of Asgard to the depths of Helheim. Each chapter invites you into a world where divine drama unfolds.

In this enigmatic book, you will learn about:

How It All Started: In the beginning, with Yggdrasil, The Tree of Creation, The Cosmic Tree, The Tree of Life; and after the end with the Aftermath & Renewal.
Explore the Rich Norse Pantheon: From Odin’s wisdom to Thor’s might, encounter gods whose stories have captivated for centuries.
Legendary Artifacts & Fabled Creatures: Discover Gungnir, Skidbladnir, and mythical beings like Jörmungandr, the world-serpent.
Epic Battles & Timeless Tales: Relive the gods’ fierce battles, their cunning strategies, and the ultimate fate that awaits them in Ragnarök.
… and much more.

Experience the Gods’ World: “The Norse Bible” is not just a collection of stories; it is a gateway to understanding ancient beliefs and traditions. Witness the gods’ valor, their struggles against fearsome adversaries, and the complex interplay between order and chaos.

For enthusiasts of mythology, history, and ancient cultures, “The Norse Bible” is an essential addition to your collection. Step into the realm of gods, monsters, and heroes, and let each saga add a new dimension to your understanding of Norse mythology.

Uncover the Mysteries of the Norse Universe in this comprehensive and engaging exploration. “The Norse Bible” is your guide to a world where myths come alive.

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Short Stories for Seniors with Heart: Gentle Humor, Nostalgic Moments, And Feel-Good Endings In Every Story

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What if a book could make you feel seen, comforted, and hopeful again — one short story at a time?Life moves fast, and sometimes it feels like the world has forgotten how to slow down.You’ve lived through decades of laughter, loss, love, and lessons — but where are the stories that understand that?Stories that feel like home, that remind you of the people, places, and small joys that shaped your heart?That’s exactly why Short Stories for Seniors with Heart was written.Written with warmth, wit, and compassion, this collection by James Hartwell captures what readers over 60 cherish most — connection, nostalgia, and the beauty of everyday life. Each story offers gentle humor, uplifting lessons, and an ending that always leaves you smiling.Inside you’ll find:50 beautifully written stories filled with warmth, nostalgia, and gentle humorHeart-warming tales of friendship, family, and rediscovered loveMoments of gentle laughter that brighten even the quietest daysShort, easy-to-read stories perfect for relaxed afternoons or bedtime reflectionsUplifting endings that renew hope, faith, and the simple joy of being aliveA thoughtful gift for parents, grandparents, or anyone who still believes in happy endingsEach story is crafted to remind you that it’s never too late for new memories, new laughter, and new beginnings. Whether you’re reading alone, sharing aloud, or gifting it to someone special, this book delivers comfort, companionship, and heart-lifting joy — one page at a time.If you’ve been searching for stories that make you feel again — you’ve just found them.Scroll up and click “Buy Now” to bring home the warmth, laughter, and heart you’ve been missing.

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Death of a Cigarette: A Story of Survival, Memory and Legacy. by Timothy Webber

Death of a Cigarette: A Story of Survival, Memory and Legacy. by Timothy Webber

Death of a Cigarette opens in the present day, at a Midwestern museum where an artifact rests behind glass: a single unlit Lucky Strike cigarette. From there, Chance, the cigarette himself, begins to speak.

He takes us back to the tobacco fields, tended by sisters Eva Mae and Ella Mae, where the journey truly begins. From curing barns to the factory floor, Chance and his siblings are shaped, wrapped by Henri the dignified French paper, and packed for war. By Chapter 4, their voices awaken fully.

The pack crosses the Atlantic into the hands of Philip Martin, a Missouri farm boy preparing for D-Day. On the Channel, tracer arcs stitch the sky. At Omaha Beach, the ramp drops, Sally burns bright, Winston steadies Philip with an unlit benediction, and Chance, riding in Philip’s chest pocket, becomes a quiet talisman of survival.

Inches and breaths define the beach crossing. Afterward, the war opens into hedgerows and aftermath: a harmonica at dusk, a shared apple, unsent letters. When the fighting ends, silence follows Philip home to Missouri, lingering in a drawer only carefully opened.

In 1961, during the Stars and Stripes centennial in Bloomfield, he gives his uniform, and Chance, to the museum, where a modest placard tells almost nothing of their story.

Decades later, in the Epilogue, Philip’s grandson Art encounters the display once more in the present day. Recognition bridges private grief and public memory, completing the circle that began in the Prologue. Chance remains unlit, but not unspent.

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Hubris

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En este volumen Carlos Rubio nos ofrece Hubris –palabra griega que significa arrogancia pronunciada– una novela corta que describe la accidentada llegada del norteamericano Jason West al pueblo costero de Costa Blanca. Desde el principio vemos sus frustraciones y dificultades con el idioma, con los habitantes del pueblo y con las costrumbres en general. También presenciamos su cambio radical después de conocer a Nara Montero, residente del pueblo y su sorprendente reacción cuando ya está libre de regresar a los Estados Unidos.

Además de la novela, el autor nos ofrece unos relatos, al igual que la novela, ambientados en Costa Blanca. En ellos encontramos personajes que ya hemos conocido de pasada en Hubris, pero que ahora adquieren su propia voz y nos permiten entrever sus conflictos internos: una mujer que imagina que su marido le es infiel; un adolescente a punto de perder la virginidad; una mujer religiosa que termina en un prostíbulo; dos hermanos gemelos cuyas vidas se bifurcan después de visitar una feria ambulante. El volumen concluye con Xinef, el eterno, cuento que alude al proceso creativo y a la fuerza de la imaginación.

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Orpheus’ Bllues

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We first meet Jack Stewart on his way back to his apartment in New York City, where he is pursuing a career as a jazz musician.

As the novel unfolds, we learn of the difficulties he encounters, of the friendship he develops with George, his roommate—also a jazz musician—and the women he meets in the city. But more importantly, we learn of the very close relationship he has with his mother, who writes to him regularly from Southern Virginia. Through these letters and series of flashbacks, we come to understand Jack’s background, the stifling environment he left behind, and his father’s resentment and disappointment that he did not take up the family business.

But it is Hans, proprietor of The Empty Hand, philosopher and benefactor of every artist, who holds the novel together. It is from him that Jack receives those words of wisdom and encouragement so necessary for every artist.

At the end of the novel, when Jack believes that he has made sense of it all, everything unravels. It is then that he must travel back to Virginia to face his father, his former friends and his unresolved past.

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A Woman’s Fight by Sofia Diana Gabel

A Woman’s Fight by Sofia Diana Gabel

In this blending of historical fact and fiction, 19th century French feminist writer and speaker Maria Deraismes struggles against misogynistic men and the French government during the turbulent 1870s in Paris. Maria involves herself with the Paris Commune in 1871 and rallies behind the new socialist government believing it will end inequality. Violence erupts when troops break through the barricades on April 2nd and begin a bloody week to overthrow the Commune.

Maria fights for equality and speaks openly for the people, but her words fall on deaf ears. With support from her Masonic friends, she pushes to be initiated into the male-only Order to prove women are no different than men and deserve to stand with them. It’s a dangerous road she walks down but she refuses to give up, clinging to the French motto of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity.

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Color of Fire by Gina Giordano

Color of Fire by Gina Giordano

“And I thought you were my savior in my darkest hour. How very wrong I was.”

1794: Devastated by the violent disappearance of her husband, Charles Sharpe, Eliza struggles to save Pleasant Hall from the hands of crooked creditors and the governor’s greed. In the aftermath of the attack, her husband’s enemies have branded him a traitor and declare him dead.
But an unlikely source carries knowledge that he still lives, and he alone knows who has taken Charles. Eliza’s desperation drives her to form an alliance with the king of the underworld himself: Captain Hiram Bruin, a notorious man who is more pirate than privateer.
Eliza’s death has been ordered by Lord Dunmore, and Bruin himself tasked with the deed. But Hiram Bruin has never been a man to follow orders. He offers her passage on his ship, the Fortuyne, and his personal protection. In her hour of distress, Eliza accepts—for she has no other choice.
Bruin takes Eliza on a dangerous voyage from the island of New Providence to the wild and untamed Saba, and finally to England, where her journey started three years ago.
Eliza endures her new sinister reality, one where death creeps ever closer, and quickly learns that the only monsters at sea are men. Ensnared by the salt air and damning secrets, one thing is startlingly clear: Bruin wants to take everything she holds dear. For the roots of revenge lie deep…
Will Eliza be able to save the life of her husband before it’s too late? What price is she willing to pay for his freedom? And can she escape this unimaginable nightmare, fueled by a man of unspeakable cruelty?

Color of Fire is the dark, thrilling conclusion to Gina Giordano’s sweeping historical epic, the STRANGE EDEN Trilogy, and is on sale this weekend only!

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The Man With Two Names: A Novel of Ancient Rome (The Sertorius Scrolls Book 1)

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A young man must sacrifice everything to protect his family, enduring betrayals, political corruption, and war in Rome’s legion.Rome, 107 BC. Quintus Sertorius just lost his father and he may lose his home. When his rural village is stripped of its political status, he must leave his family to secure their food and protection from inside Rome’s cutthroat government. As he transitions from countryman to politician, he’s thrust into the middle of a bitter political war…As Quintus struggles to gain the aid his village so desperately needs, he approaches Gaius Marius, the uncle of Julius Caesar himself. But with each passing day in the unforgiving landscape of the Eternal City, he puts his family and his own life in even greater danger.In a ruthless battle of conscience, will Quintus lose both himself and the ones he loves?The Man with Two Names is the first book in the gritty Sertorius Scrolls historical fiction series. If you like heroic ambitions, well-researched historical settings, and Roman corruption, then you’ll love Vincent B. Davis II’s powerful tale.Buy The Man with Two Names to enter the dark world of Rome today!

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Till the Boys Come Home

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County Durham, 1914. For Ben Bennison, enlisting in the army offers a way out of the backbreaking drudgery of the steelworks. His ambition turns to bitter regret after he persuades his brothers, Joe and Billy, to join him on the battlefields of Flanders. As the unrelenting horrors of war unfold, Ben is haunted by a guilt no victory can erase.

On the home front, Polly Bennison and sister-in-law Georgina watch as lists of local men killed, missing and wounded grow ever longer. With their men at war, they struggle to feed their children on meager separation allowances as food and fuel prices soar. When German shells hammer Hartlepool and Scarborough, they realise the war is not just for soldiers; it’s being fought by everyone.

Margaret Bennison watches her three sons leave for war with dread, while their father takes pride in his boys’ service to King and Country.

As the weeks stretch into months, the hopes of Kitchener’s New Army are buried in the unrelenting mud of the trenches. The harsh truth of war tears through lives, irrespective of rank. As thousands of young officers fall, promotions are no longer a matter of class, a man’s ability finally counts.

Based on a true story, a heartrending tale of sacrifice, survival, and the unyielding strength of family in the darkest of times. Heartbreak. Courage. Hope.

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The Final Shelter

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Phoebe Jones gets an enigmatic invitation to a bunker, sparking the unsettling question: “What do they know… that we don’t?” Her skeptical investigation uncovers prophecies about the end of days. Her journey to the bunker becomes an extreme test of her principles, trust, and faith.
The award-winning The Final Shelter is a dystopian thriller that culminates in a provocative story with a powerful mystery-thriller twist and the riveting journey of a strong female protagonist.
“I’d recommend The Final Shelter to readers who love dystopian fiction but crave stories that lean hard into emotional weight rather than just action.” Litery Titan Reviews
“… this unputdownable book belongs on every reader’s must-read list. Highly recommended.” Joan, Goodreads Reviewer
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The Boys of BG (The Boys of Bg (The Boys of Bell Gardens) Book 1)

About The Boys of BG (The Boys of Bg (The Boys of Bell Gardens) Book 1):

Have you ever wondered about going back in time and re-living your glory days in High School?

I did, in-a form of six stories, followed by another six, later in the future.

Come join me for this funny experience about: The Boys of BG

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The Review: When Irish Sisters Unite (The Farrelly Way Book 1)

About The Review: When Irish Sisters Unite (The Farrelly Way Book 1):

Lying to the police and covering up a crime are the last things anyone would expect from the Farrellys…until Erin returns.Sisters Erin and Fiona couldn’t be more different. Erin left the family home at nineteen to go backpacking. Twenty years later, and with questionable tales of her travels abroad, she returns home with a newfound interest in the family business.But it’s not long before her younger and less adventurous sister, Fiona, becomes concerned, fearing Erin’s management of their seafront restaurant could place her future inheritance at risk.And when Erin becomes preoccupied with a negative review of the revamped restaurant, pressure mounts on Fiona to step in. She does everything in her power to protect her fragile sister and preserve the family business while struggling to meet the demands of her parents and fiancé, Greg.And as Erin’s obsession with the review spirals out of control, Fiona fears for more than just the survival of the restaurant. She always believed she’d do anything for her family, but when faced with losing her integrity, along with her job and the love of her life, she questions—how far is too far?(Book 1 of The Farrelly Way series)

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Fake News: A Novel

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From a television news veteran with over three decades of experience comes a riveting insider’s tale that pulls back the curtain on modern media. Written by someone who lived in the trenches of America’s newsrooms, this timely novel exposes the hidden machinations that shape the stories we see – and the ones we don’t.In an era where public trust in media has plummeted to historic lows, “Fake News” offers a fictional yet eerily authentic glimpse into the world of television journalism. Drawing from the author’s extensive experience managing newsrooms across the United States, this compelling narrative explores the complex tensions between ratings, truth, and the relentless pressure of the 24-hour news cycle.This story couldn’t have been written twenty-five years ago – not credibly. But in today’s landscape of competing narratives and alternative facts, it reads less like fiction and more like a prophecy fulfilled. Through masterful storytelling, the author weaves a tale that will leave readers questioning everything they think they know about how their news is made, packaged, and delivered.Written by an industry insider under the pen name Troy Wilson, “Fake News” doesn’t just entertain – it illuminates. As audiences grapple with unprecedented levels of media skepticism, this novel arrives at precisely the right moment to spark crucial conversations about truth, trust, and the future of journalism in America.Perfect for fans of newsroom dramas and contemporary fiction alike, this debut novel offers a rare glimpse behind the cameras and into the minds of those who shape our understanding of the world.About the AuthorTroy Wilson (a pen name) brings over thirty years of television news experience to his debut novel. As a veteran newsroom manager at stations across the United States, he has witnessed firsthand the dramatic evolution – and some would say deterioration – of American journalism. Throughout his decorated career, Wilson’s true passion wasn’t just breaking news, but building the next generation of journalists. He takes pride in having recruited, trained, and mentored hundreds of talented reporters and producers who continue to shape media narratives today.Wilson’s unique perspective comes from decades spent in the control room and newsroom, making the difficult decisions that determine what millions of Americans see on their screens. While his professional accolades are numerous, he considers his greatest achievement to be the successful teams he built and the journalists he mentored who continue to influence the industry.Though retired from active news management, Wilson remains deeply connected to the world of journalism as a self-described “news junkie.” This insider’s perspective, combined with the creative freedom of fiction, allows him to tell truths about modern media that might otherwise remain hidden from public view.

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Living in Cleveland with the Ghost of Joseph Stalin by Marc Sercomb

About Featured Book: Living in Cleveland with the Ghost of Joseph Stalin by Marc Sercomb

It’s the summer of 1953. Calvin Jefferson Coolidge is thirteen years old when the ghost of Joseph Stalin appears to him in his Aunt Evelyn’s cluttered Cleveland attic and wants to dictate his memoirs to him.
“I want to tell my side of the story,” Uncle Joe tells him. “They’re giving me one year to set the record straight, so we need to get started right away.”
Calvin’s life is falling apart at the seams. He’s a misfit and loner whose only friends are famous dead people. He loves polka music and Westerns and sometimes wonders what it would be like to kiss a girl. His con man father is in Florida looking for his bipolar runaway mother. His cousin Buck is abducted and experimented on by aliens. The lady next door wants to coach him in the ways of love. His pastor thinks he’s headed straight for Hell. His English teacher thinks he’s a savant. The school psychologist wants to have him committed. His shrink thinks he’s just plain nuts. Sometimes, Calvin believes it too.
Everybody’s trying to figure out what makes Calvin tick in this quirky, fast-paced metaphysical romp through the heart and soul of 1950’s America.

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Crash Course: Alabama Car Accident Law 101

About Crash Course: Alabama Car Accident Law 101:

Crash Course: Alabama Car Accident Law 101, written by personal injury lawyer Bart Siniard, gives you the essential knowledge you need to handle car accident claims in Alabama. In just 10 chapters and about one hour of reading, it explains injury laws, property damage claims, and how to navigate the claims process in clear, easy-to-understand terms. The book also highlights common pitfalls and key tips for dealing with insurance adjusters. Fill out the form on our website, and we’ll send you a free copy to help you understand your rights after a car accident.

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The Keeper of Dreams: A Biblical Novel of Joseph: From Pit to Palace, From Betrayal to Redemption (The Lost Glory Series, Book 6)

About The Keeper of Dreams: A Biblical Novel of Joseph: From Pit to Palace, From Betrayal to Redemption (The Lost Glory Series, Book 6):

When dreams cost everything, can faith survive the waiting?At seventeen, Joseph had everything: his father’s favor, a coat of many colors, and dreams that promised a glorious future. Then his brothers threw him into a pit, sold him for twenty pieces of silver, and told their father he was dead.Thirteen years later, those same brothers will kneel before him—not knowing the Egyptian prince they fear is the brother they betrayed.The Keeper of Dreams is a powerful retelling of one of Scripture’s most beloved stories:This is Joseph’s story as you’ve never encountered it: raw, honest, and deeply human.Experience the crushing weight of the pit.Feel the chains of the caravan journey to Egypt.Walk through the horror of false accusation and the darkness of forgotten years in Pharaoh’s prison. And witness the breath-taking moment when divine purpose breaks through human treachery.This is a story about:Providence working through suffering – How God shapes character in the crucible of painDreams that refuse to die – Even when buried under betrayal, rejection, and injusticeForgiveness as a journey – Not a single moment, but a thousand daily choicesTransformation – From prideful dreamer to humble servant of God’s purposesWhat readers will discover:Joseph’s internal struggle as he fights bitterness in Potiphar’s house.His wrestling with God during two years of silence after the cupbearer forgot him.The moment he recognizes his brothers bowing before him and must choose between vengeance and redemption.Judah’s transformation from the man who counted silver to the man who offered himself in Benjamin’s place.This is biblical fiction that honors Scripture while exploring the questions the text doesn’t answer: What did Joseph pray in the pit? How did he survive despair? What prepared him to say, “It is not in me—God will give Pharaoh a favorable answer”?Perfect for readers who love:Deep biblical fiction with literary meritStories of faith tested by impossible circumstancesCharacter-driven narratives exploring human and divine dynamicsBased on Genesis 37-50 with a comprehensive Scripture Reference Guide included. Part of The Lost Glory Series – Following God’s redemptive plan from Eden to Exodus. Each book stands alone while contributing to the sweeping narrative of covenant, exile, and the preservation of the promised Seed. The dreams were real. The betrayal was brutal. The waiting was endless. But God never forgot. Find hope, strength, and Godly wisdom for every day—get your copy of this inspiring Christian series and let faith guide your steps.

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Eleanora in Pieces

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It’s been two years since her 4-year-old son… her baby… her Owen… disappeared from his bed in the middle of the night.

Every day Eleanora waits for news that he’s been found. And every day she lives with the nightmare of knowing that she failed to protect her son.

Intuition tells her that Owen is alive, and Eleanora shuts out everyone who doesn’t believe. But she fails to see that her single-minded hope has come at the expense of everything else she used to care about. With her career ruined, her marriage disintegrating, and her family coping with the loss in ways she can’t understand, Eleanora is left trying to claw her way out of the black hole her world has become.

When an unexpected surprise suddenly offers Eleanora a second chance at happiness, she is shocked to feel…nothing.

Doubting her own worth, questioning her right to find peace, and still praying for her son’s return, Eleanora struggles to see that life, ugly and painful as it can be, might still be worth living.

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