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Life in the Condo: The Senior Version is a thoughtful, amusing response to those who say, "You should write that down!" A collection of thoughts, musings, and happenings, this little book is about place and, more importantly, an admonition to, "Pass it on (love, that is!)"

Stationed stateside for two months at Ft. McPherson, Georgia, was the order, but that was changed to 14 months. We were in Atlanta for 14 months. I often compare that time to winning the lottery. Funny thing about winning the lottery. It would be nice to know what the winner's life was like before winning. How did they win, and what did that feel like? How did it change their life? That's the way I wrote the book, a little about the before, during (which I wouldn't trade for all the lottery winnings), and how it changed our lives forever.

This is the story of Eoj Nitram, a man from very humble beginnings who was just seeking some kind of happiness and success in his life. A man who would have to go through a world of hurt, hatred, and abuse at the hands of his so-called loved ones as a child and young adult—fighting his demons and enemies and lust for battle along the way. During his adventures, he masters his craft and evolves into the enemy of men worldwide. Eoj finds a true friend in John Stone and his one true love in Michelle, who shows Eoj the ways of love and faith.

Lily is a top-tier agent for the CIA, though her husband was told she’s an agricultural attaché to explain her overseas missions. Disturbing developments at the office foreshadow developing troubles. When she is suddenly sent on a strange mission starting in Afghanistan with a multinational mixed team, they subsequently are forced to fight for their lives, constantly on the run, chased across several continents. Aware of background players, she must cope without the normal support and resources at home.

Life is not always perfect, even when you walk the journey of being called into the ministry. In fact, sometimes you might lose your way. In trying to please the world and all who walk in my world daily, I lost who Ruby was. It was difficult for quite some time to even want to allow God in. That's sort of crazy, because I knew that He not only called me His daughter, but He knows my everyday journey. I've known God all my life, but in October 2018, God came and spoke His love in such a way that healing began for me. This day in my ministry began new life for me.

In these minutes, author T.L. Jackson has opened up about her fight to hold on to her faith and stay the course on her personal journey. This is not another book telling you to “keep the faith” and you will be walking on sunshine. It’s a look at the real life challenges that come up when you decide to have faith on your journey. In addition to powerful testimonies to God’s grace (even under pressure), this book was written to comfort, empower, and inspire listeners to do the work to have, keep, and strengthen their faith on a daily basis.

This is about a boy who was crippled at the early age of seven and started out with a troubled life. A concerned judge had him protected by the court, then he was sent to a boarding school, and later to a distant college. He met a medical student and fell in love, but was called back to Murfreesboro by Judge Chamberlin to inherit the remarkable Vinson Plantation. He became a compassionate person who believed he was given a premonition by the Lord to prepare for a great impending battle. With the friendship of his servant Eli, they prepared the plantation for the inevitable war.

Deliver Us from Evil is a book written for the volatile evil times in which we live and what the Christian church needs to do about it. Its purpose is to move beyond the performance stage, to look behind at the often unrecognized spiritual and evil infrastructure that influences and corrupts what we see in the world. It exposes the satanic strategy of lies and hidden spiritual wars that contribute to evil in the world. It reveals the many ways in which the Christian church is being dragged into wars God did not call us to fight, while neglecting the one he called us to fight.

A living lost soul in this book can be a life from the old life to a born-again new life in Jesus. This book is my life of darkness without Jesus, but when Jesus touched me, I was free to worship and praise him for giving his life for me. I was that person walking in the darkness, and now have seen this great light (Isaiah 9:2). This light has shone; do you want this? It's a great gift from a Holy King who loves like nobody can touch his love. Love is his character; look what he did for me; he will do it for you too.

The stories I have chosen to share include some of the special people who have touched my heart and helped to mold me. Each of the stories uncovers the direct impact that a simple day or moment has when a person shares their interests, experiences, and life's passions with another person. I have been lucky enough to have encountered some very special people in my life who have shown me how important one person can be in the life of another person.

In this uniquely simple-to-understand book on family dynamics and generational healing from toxicity, James Jabaley integrates his philosophical journey of self-discovery and healing through education, recovery, therapy, and coping mechanisms.

Ranger Captain Savek is one of many tasked with protecting the northern border of his homeland, Eireth, and life is tough enough fighting ruthless invaders and losing friends in the unofficial border war. When the highest-ranking commander in the army and larger-than-life hero General Torn arrives unexpectedly, he commands Savek and his squad to guide him on a deadly mission into hostile territory.

In a realm that forbids the mixing of magical blood, Shadow Grimm is an outcast. Because of his family’s long lineage of Black Blood, they are estranged from their own community. When Shadow pushes the limit and loses his only friend, he falls into a dangerous pattern that causes his exile from the Dream Catcher realm. The freedom from his realm promises a new beginning. But when disaster strikes, he realizes that new beginnings don’t come cheap. Can Shadow overcome a tragedy that is far worse than his own exile? Will he ever be seen as more than an outsider?

Parting Ways is a book of poetry in support of birth mothers and our adopted children. Birth mothers, may you always know what a courageous and selfless decision you had to make. And to all our adopted children, may you know how much you are loved and cherished by the women who carried you and still do in their hearts forever.

Truth: The Case Against Satan begins in a courtroom. It is about each person's responsibility to prepare for the second coming of Jesus Christ. In doing so, we identify the role we play in the battle between good and evil. We all have to choose for ourselves, and we have to know what we have chosen. It is a compelling way for each of us to search our souls. In the end, the choice is clear.

There are many things in life that can make you feel that you belong somewhere else. Whereas others have to go out and find a place where they have a feeling that they belong! It is a matter of just visiting that place and deciding if that place works out for you, as you can feel that you are tied down without actually being tied when you are in the wrong place.

Shadow Dancer is a horse, an all-black, all-Arabian thoroughbred. Her owner, Cody Lang, discovers a murder has taken place on his ranch, and the chief suspect is next-door neighbor Donna Louise Stattler, who had the ribbon found next to the body. An FBI agent, Carol Flynn, comes to the small town of Clark, Montana, to investigate the murder and is amazed to hear the name Stattler. The Stattlers are believed to be the main source of methamphetamine in Montana. Agent Flynn goes after the Stattlers, and Shadow Dancer watches it all come to an explosive climax on the Fourth of July.

Bernadine's many different poems and short stories are a collection of her thoughts and her many encounters in her life. She now lives in Canton, Ohio, with her husband Mark of soon to be nine years. She has no children of her own, but Bernadine has helped many along the way to remain off the streets.

The first part introduces the listeners to understanding the value that God placed on women, and why it's so important for women to unlearn the things that society has shown them regarding their purpose, why you need to establish a healthy relationship with the creator so he can be your guide, and how you can get your power back that the devil thinks he stole from you. God wants and needs an open dialogue with you so you will no longer have to ask what your purpose is. No longer will you feel the need to settle; you will know who you are and what is your value in Christ.

Anyone who has been through a divorce can tell you that it is a sad, miserable experience. The cruelest part of divorce is that it is the death of a dream. Both parties feel angry and betrayed, and they want to lash out at the other person. This anger and animosity can be unbearably painful. The good news is that it does not have to be this way. Don't pick up that hatchet just yet. Yes, you heard us right: Divorce can be fun! This witty and charming book offers a quick listen guaranteed to put a smile on the face of anyone regardless of how depressed they may be.