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"Her (Oscar) Wilde Heart" is for those with art and poetry scrawled in their heart and a wry sense of humor embedded in their soul. It's for the multi-faceted, diverse outside the box thinkers, who are simply and beautifully complicated. It calls to those who believe that "Everything is art" and that "Nothing is ordinary when it is loved." It is for the witty, forever hopeful romantics, and those who fight for the right to play, dream, and create, while pretending to be grown. This is a complement to all the people we are on the inside.

Born in Massachusetts and have lived there all my life. I have had many life experiences to write about. I have 4 children, 8 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren, all of who also give me inspiration for my stories. I love my family, children, animals and traveling.

The Reflections of Nebulous Eternal is a selection of poems written by a soul that left the spirit realm and entered Earth to gain a deeper insight to itself and as it evolves and awakens, the spirit tries to relay the information to the rest of humanity. ­This is a daunting task and many awakened souls band together to push the world into a brighter future. ­The reason Earth is called Nebulous Eternal is because a Nebulous is a fog/haze and this world is exactly that .... a haze and it last for eternity because too many humans would rather use their knowledge, skill, power, and wealth to feed their greed and massage their egos. Those that are awake aim to counter this behavior; if not for today then for tomorrow's generation. So, these are the sporadic thoughts of a splintered soul dwelling in Nebulous Eternal on a mission to gather with like minded spirits to educate the children and spread LOVE and Compassion to the world.

Odile Jalbert never dreamed, at age fifteen, that her father would arrange a marriage for her and that her future would hold so many challenges and changes. As her family grows, so does her faith and strength as she embarks on her life's journey. After a tragedy strikes her family, she finds herself in a new country, learning a new language and reuniting with other family members. Her eldest daughter, Alice, learns to adjust to her new life in a strange land. When she falls in love and begins her own family, her faith becomes tested amid hard work and unbelievable losses. These two women find perseverance and endurance to withstand life's hardships and learn unconditional love in the process.

GOD is more than ready and willing to take action on anyone's behalf who will believe him and trust him. His spirit lives inside of you and he desire's for you to trust him more than you do yourself so that you may live a happy, joyous, free, secure, confident, peaceful, purposeful, and a powerful life. You are equipped to know, understand, and experience these truths because... ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO HIM WHO BELIEVES. - Mark 9:23

Getting healthy is always a challenge. Staying healthy should be a top priority. It is a fact of life that the older we get, our bodies loses some of its essential nutrients. Many people who are facing various physical challenges are unaware of some of the herbs that could help them get and remain healthy. This book by Evelyn Reid seeks to fill that void. It will help you get back on the road to a healthier life. After 21 years of being cancer free is Evelyn Reid shares her personal journey of surviving and living healthy after a cancer diagnosis. In her book Cancer a Sentence to Live 2nd edition, Reid gives many details of her research, dietary supplements and eating healthy foods that can bring healing to your life. A cancer diagnosis can be frightening, confusing and depressing and it can be tempting to give in to passivity and even despair. Reid shows readers another way. By taking a holistic approach, Reid encourages readers to take care of not only their physical selves but also their souls, so that any obstacles to healing might be removed. A cancer diagnosis need not be a death sentence, but rather, it is a wakeup call to get busy and get healthy.

Genelle Warren's initial reaction to the first sign of conflict is to run away. So, for ten years, she has not been home. She has mastered the art of running away to avoid her past, her family, and the boyfriend she easily left behind. But now she is left with no choice. Extreme circumstances call her back to her hometown. Aside from her sister's upcoming wedding to an old flame, she has to deal with her aunt Bab's persistent attempts at matchmaking. Things seem to turn from bad to worse, until Genelle discovers God's plans for her life. Through her family's support and the help of a new love interest, she embarks on a journey of love, faith, and hope that will make her realize the power of God's love. In Him, she has a chance to be changed and restored.

About the Book: This book features Esther's Biography Author Bio: Esther T. Surany (Ethel) started her artistic career in 1996 in Los Angeles by studying Watercolor with Ed Krimston at San Fernando Valley, CA. Later that year she continued her studies of various media with Marilyn Lazarus. She furthered her talent from 1997 to 2001 at Pierce Colllege in Woodland Hills CA. Also for two years she has studied with Rosa Odow and continued to do until her move to Sun City Anthem. She has been a past board member of the San Fernando Valley Art Club, a member of the San Fernando Watercolor Society and the Pacific Art Guild and was a member of the Nevada Watercolor Society, the Boulder City Art Guild and the City Light Artist's Gallery and Co-Op. She holds a Teaching Certificate in Multi-dimensional Paper Art with Miju Lee and "Simple Painting" by Frank Clark. With her first love for abstract art she also taught Watercolor, Acrylic, Collage and Cloisonne techniques at Sun City Anthem, Jo Ann,and the Department of Parks and Recreation. In the past her art was juried-in at many places including the Derfield Center Exhibition and the Las Vegas Fine Arts Museum. She has received many awards for her art.

Flowerchild, Oscar Kamazima's second collection and his best work yet, is a fusion of self-love meets poetic magic. This collection is not only about a person learning/forced to grow by the world but also allowing themselves to grow even in the midst of all that goes around. Giving themselves the room for self-growth, self-care, and to be able to love themselves authentically in a crooked society/period. Flowerchild resembles more than a specific gender or ethnicity; it symbols truth in oneself and overcoming adversity.

Dr. Ellicott has always been a lover of animals, especially dogs. She loved all the ones in her possession, starting with Bingo, then Shelly, then Teddy, then Andrew, and now TEKO! She loved them all and had a place in her heart for each of them! TEKO, who had traveled from North Carolina to a New Jersey shelter, was asleep when Dr. Ellicott first saw him. The sign on his cage said TKO (Total Knock Out). When they first met, he was a "gentleman" and acted like a "gift from heaven"! He always wanted to please and followed commands well. He is extremely intelligent and has a phenomenal memory for people and places. His empathy is profound. He seems to read her emotions. Dr. Ellicott discovered that TEKO wanted to be a service dog. She needed help with balancing and directions. She was recovering from progressive heart failure, said to be caused by he having had Lyme disease. TEKO, by nature, appeared to be caring for her difficulties.

Who...or what...was Bobbie Ross running from? Or had someone forced her to "disappear"? Matthew Ross was almost as worried about her as her friend Phyllis Vincent. Bobbie's mother Lesley Frobisher didn't seem to be worried at all, but then Lesley never worried about anything, not even herself. Sam Macklin could testify to that, or he could have, until a week ago. So, could Mario Williams, Macklin's right hand at the Marrakesch Casino. As for Bucky Wallace, the drifter Matt Ross gave a lift into town to, no one could figure out what his connection was to any of it. Not Dells, the cop. Not Ed Gurney, Assistant D. A. and Phyllis'sboyfriend. Not even Pete Hudson, the part-time private eye Phyllis hired to find Bobbie. The only one who seemed to know anything was a local Reno private snoop name Pinky, and he wasn't talking. Well, not at first, anyway.

Magic … is it real? Was it once real? Were there ever such creatures as trolls, ogres, or dragons? A present-day band called The Power of Sound may have the answer to these questions. Follow this group of five singers as they take their new friend Anthony on a history lesson back to a time when magic and myths were real. Was there such a thing as magic? Was music a part of magic? We will let you decide.

In this book you will find many human emotions expressed in a poetical style that will hold your interest; it also includes short stories almost everyone would be familiar with and have empathetic feelings for. Poems of Love, Life, and Despair is written by a man who has from time to time experienced many of the emotions talked about within its pages. Once you begin, you will find yourself wanting to read it to the end.

This book is a compilation of Christian poems written from my heart in the hopes of inspiring at least one person. I know that I won't reach everyone, but if I could change a single soul's point of view it will all be worth it. I've seen folks read my poems and laugh, I've seen them read them and cry, emotion is the main purpose of any writer and once it's achieved we have reached our ultimate goal. I hope you enjoy.