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I live in a small town. I write about real life and real people. I write about my feelings and the things I've seen. I am writing about my real life. I have been rejected. My life has been unhappy. I am a grandmother now trying to make it on my own. I am telling you my story in the book I have written. It is about real things that have happened in a real life. I have written poems and different things. If you want to read about unhappiness, read this book. To all women: be careful. Don't let your guard down. It could happen to you.

After shattering the French armies in a lightning blitzkrieg campaign, the Germans turn their attention on Gibraltar as part of their new Mediterranean or strategic policy, a concept based on overrunning Egypt, then moving east and south, capturing the Persian Gulf area, as well as all East Africa in an alliance with France. After moving their forces down through neutral Spain, they soon engage the powerful British fortress guarding the Strait of Gibraltar, long a symbol of British power and dominance. Will the Germans now succeed using their mighty Luftwaffe to combat the British Navy, seize Gibraltar and push on toward Egypt with a view of conquering the Persian Gulf, East Africa, and move into a position to outflank the powerful Soviet Union from the south? Or will the British, with motorized infantry troops, massive fleet, and modern air force, be able to halt the panzer units should they take Gibraltar and stop them?Be the first to read about attempts by the French to get the aircraft carrier Barn home from Martinique, the huge naval battle between the British and French fleets, and Italian efforts backed up by their colonial troops to take the Anglo-Sudan, British Somaliland, and Kenya with exciting land, sea, and air battles. You will be held speechless and spellbound as you follow the heavy action and its suspense as everything unfolds before your eyes.

You, the customer, can be assured that none of the poems in this collection were genetically modified, treated with pesticides, or given any additives. All were organically grown in the rich fertile soil of Pure West Michigan. They were carefully nurtured and only harvested at their peak time for flavor and freshness. We stand by the quality and wholesomeness of each poem. Should any poem not measure up to these high standards, please feel free to return it.

Heart of a Champion is a collection of poems that examine as well as celebrate life and realities in modern society. Love, romance, politics, among many, get their spotlight on the page with Carlton A. Weathersby's words.

A public nonprofit central bank can give everyone ownership of their labor, the most sacred of all inalienable rights. The NPCB can enable everyone to work without permission from an employer and convert their time and effort into money, debt-free, with nothing more than a redirection of some key, established fractional reserve rules to support the individual earning and credit though labor as opposed to debt. Book 1 semisatirically outlines the problems inherent with the present debt-as-money system. Book 2 provides a framework for the NPCB to enable any individual to claim ownership of their labor that will infuse debt-free currency into the debt-burdened private banking system. This solves debt, unemployment, most crimes, and it provides a stable financial foundation that can underwrite precarious financial institutions and support eternal profits along with all the beneficial social services, such as education, health care, infrastructure, and the environment. I introduce a public nonprofit central banking (NPCB) system that can support manufacturing designed for the ages instead of the dump education and civil service bonuses and create a consumer class of citizenry through basic income and transaction credits. If you want to build "e;tomorrow land,"e; this is a way to do it. Read A Cure for Slavery today, and see bright hope for the future.

The Beginning of the End of Racism in America: Black and White is a progressive and pragmatic book that is the antidote to the disease of ignorance and poison of racism. It reflects intimately the causes of these maladies, the results of these maladies, and what must be done in order to completely do away with these maladies. There is no doubt in our mind that, if applied appropriately, the knowledge coupled with the principles of The Beginning of the End of Racism in America will have the changing power to influence, impact, and change anyone with the slightest willingness to want to change, especially inner cities youth to stop the violence with a mind-set for change of its effect on all of us. The Beginning of the End of Racism in America: Black and White can be used as a learning/teaching instrument toward redirecting the behavior of our youth to understanding the complicated design of racism and its effects on their attitudes toward all members of our society, most importantly, African-Americans. Hopefully, this book will become an eye-opener for many and an enlightenment for race relations to build upon in our nation by facing and accepting the truth of the matter. It is truly time to live up to our name the United States of America to manifest into the United People of America. Finally, we believe that the truth will make you free. Therefore, if everything remains the same and nothing changes, this book will truly allow everyone who reads it the opportunity to imagine and feel what our nation would look like without racism, black, and white. Certainly, this will make us all free in our mind and spirit, and perhaps begin to connect us in a new way.

Kristen needed a break. She was an only child who had been pampered her entire life. Tonight she was going to change all of that. She wanted to do this one thing for herself. It was time to try. Time to move forward. If only to dream for a brief moment.

Marylou Caponi inherited the boxing gym she had practically grown up in from her late father. It isn't easy being in a male dominated business but her strong will and determination and savvy about the "e;game"e; make it work out most of the time. Dan McClain is her head trainer, a former fighter, a handsome leftover from her father's time. He and Marylou have been on and off lovers over the years. Now past 40 years of age but not appearing nearly so, she questions her own attractiveness to the opposite sex. Both Dan and Marylou deal with challenges, sometimes violent, brought to them in the new world order by their fighters, local drug dealers, pimps, muggers and cops looking for the easiest, quickest way to close unwanted cases, no matter how they do it. Theirs is and entangled love story minus the candy hearts and flowers.

My Home is Where My Heart Is-and my heart is right here in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. Yet part of me will always belong to the old country since two of my kids and their families still live in Switzerland. I am remarried now and also have four stepchildren and five step-grandchildren. All together we have eight kids now, and four of them live within sixty miles from us. How much better could I have it? Some of my great-grandkids live in the area too, and so we can also be part of their lives. But being retired gave us the time to visit the others more often. Dennis Prigge and I were married in July 2002. He lived in Missouri and I was here in the Northwoods. At first I thought I would move, to be with him, after I retired. Then one day Dennis asked me, "e;What would you say if we stay right here in Wisconsin?"e; He said I lit up like a Christmas tree! Oh, yes-I would like to stay right here, where I have lots of family and friends. So in November 2002 we bought this little log cabin. I retired in February 2004, and now we have the rest of our lives to remodel our little log cabin in the woods. It is still a work in progress. But I now can sit back and enjoy the last years of my life, however many it will be. My heart has finally found peace and happiness!

Abuse and trauma as a child, frustration, poverty, lack of education-these had a great effect on the way life took its turn. Not asking for advice, Lola made her decisions of how she felt what she saw or heard. Never looking back at where she came from, not knowing where she was going, looking for love and happiness took her through much disappointment. The will to overcome poverty made her not give up her way of life.

Follow the journey of a Khmer woman who, as a young girl, faced unending obstacles in order to survive. She saved her family from almost certain death as they escaped the Khmer Rouge regime and traveled to the Thailand border. She managed to keep her family together as a unit until they were able to seek refuge in the Philippines out of harm's way. Eight months later, she led her family to the States where they settled in Chelsea, Massachusetts. Today, she continues to be the backbone of her family (immediate and extended) as she raises her own children in today's society.

Ever wondered: What am I, really? ... What am I becoming? ... or, Why on Earth am I even here?Am I still capable of original thought, or am I starting to just react to endless 411 inputted from the data sphere? Am I really nothing more than a dust mote, aimlessly adrift on a limitless cosmic sea, or am I a totally unique creation with limitless conscious potential?What if we are all about ready to find out, to be tested, on the next evolutionary shift in human consciousness? What if there is an ultimate test we will all be required to take and what if that test is to determine one's eternal life or eternal death?Read James Chapel's, The Mirror and discover where your destiny lies when you must decide which side of the fence to jump to...

The Journey to Become is where life's variations and the steps that life takes can lead you to see the truth, live the truth, and find truths in your life. Never forgetting truth of you. As the world walks and evolves around us, the mind takes in a great ordeal of life, yet it is where we place it in our own minds to grow with it. The writings show you that if you place yourself forward to walk (with life), you place yourself (in life). To accomplish yourself, to become a part of the journey. Within the book there are many examples that show that in life there would be a poetic path, that reminds us that we all have to become through life's justices, and even injustices. The poems are of uplifting Justice to your heart and mind, taking you on a journey through life's truths as they live in front of us. And that they are reminding us that they continue to live through life's pathways. The journey of life is of such greatness, that in the steps that life presents and how we endeavor it, or how we become, makes us a part of life's greatest gifts. The paintings within the book are the authors original oil paintings. Showing that to love this life, and what it holds for you in your mind and heart, (can take you to forever).

This book leads up to the reunion of my wife and myself after an absence of twelve years and thirteen days. The photo provided documents our reunion that day. It had been a dark journey, and our lives had been lived in suspension the entire time.

What would you do for love? Would you give up everything you have? Everyone you love?Athena is a girl who is a descendant of the Malachite family. The Malachites are the head of the most elite vampire slaying organization in the world and it is tradition that every single person who is a part of the Malachite bloodline becomes a slayer. It is now Athena's duty to fulfill that tradition after her older sister was recently killed by a vampire. The sacred sword is now passed to Athena and her job is to hunt and destroy vampires. Athena soon meets a boy and they fall in love, but the boy has a secret- he's a vampire. Now in love with the enemy, Athena must choose to betray her family and her way of life or kill her first love.

This is a coming-of-age story centering on a young Spanish Italian boy named Ricky. A story about friendships, family, and the influences they can have on us, both good and bad. About kids from different ethnic backgrounds growing up together during the 1960s and 1970s in a tough town where their loyalties are often tested, refined, and values are forged. Where the person we become when we arrive to adulthood is largely due to the people we meet along our journey there.

Inspiration can be a powerful tool for your mind. Inspiration can aid in you achieving what you wish to achieve in your life. This book includes daily doses of inspiration to help and inspire you. People, places, and things are described here to share the inspiration that can be discovered all around us. The 365 daily doses of inspiration can lead to inspiration and bright days for you!

Chris is a preteen farm boy, athlete, honor-roll student. He finds a necklace in the attic and puts it on. That night he dreams of being a blue dragon who soars over his small town. When his alarm goes off, interrupting his dream, he wakes up to find he has become a blue dragon. He learns what it is like to be different as he struggles through a typical school day. Once he gets home, he gets to enjoy the benefits of being different. Being a dragon teaches him that there are both joys and trials that come with being different. This book reminds us to embrace our differences as well as the differences of others while looking through the eyes of a boy who becomes a dragon.

A brother and sister are walking home when a group of kids approached them. They were the kids that liked to pick on the brother, but they weren't there to pick on him. They wanted to go into the abandoned asylum, but the brother didn't want to go, so they just went to the old garden area so that the sister can tell them why the asylum shut down, but before she could finish it started to rain. They went into the asylum and the sister finished telling why it shut done when one of the other kids took out a Ouija board out, letting the evil out and locking everyone in. Now it is up to the sister to get everyone out, as she is the only one that knows about the supernatural in the group. They have to fight possession, spirits, and Satan worshipers. But to get out they have to solve a few mysteries and free some souls. The question in the end is do they all get out and do they really free themselves from the evil of the asylum?

Friends from birth. A secret comes to light. A seed recently fallen has taken root. It has grown. What was once unseen is now all but unquestionable. Almost insurmountable. It has almost become a divider between lifelong friends. A secret born of fear must come to light. A friendship bonded through time must stand the test of hopelessness. For at the end of this day, friendship must get Lazar through his most darkest of nights. Only his friendship with his best friend Jingles will help Lazar overcome his fear, and bring him into the dawn of tomorrow's grace once more. Jingles can help, if Lazar lets him. Jingles would help, if Lazar asked him. The only question remains, will Lazar open up and let the one closest to him help? Or will he keep the secret of "e;The Bully"e; all to himself?

A desperate call of help from the Pinkertons uncovers a new bounty on the head of Buddie Fox. Determined to find the culprit behind this new threat, Shawna Kane returns home to get to the bottom of it. Nitika Tilton wants to help, but finds she has her own problems at home. Her husband Hunter's accident has left him with amnesia. Mistaken for Buddie Fox, Nitika is willing to do what it takes to find the people behind the money. Hunter wasn't happy when Nitika agreed to work a case for the Pinkertons. He was looking forward to expanding their family. His accident postponed the idea until a chance opportunity fell in their lap. One that Nitika wasn't going to let get away from them. Whatever the cost.

A bear with big feet ignores teasing to become a hero to all the other animals in the forest.

This book is about life, a life lived with struggles, surgeries, pains, hospitals, and needles. Throughout this journey, the author's mom and family have been by his side. He has faced many obstacles, dealt with adversity and the effects of his fight with cancer that has had on his body.

Little Melly thought her head looked big-very big, perhaps, too big. So she did her best to cover it with hats and bows and scarves so no one would notice. For she was certain, quite certain, that people would stare if they could see just how very big it was. What she couldn't see was all the wonderful parts of her brain that were working to make her who she was: a person who hated doing chores. Follow Little Melly as she is forced to do a horrible list of chores to see just what is happening inside her brain as it conspires against her to get her chores done. This story is a whimsical look at the lobes of the brain and what each part does to make us unique.

There is a whole neighborhood lurking behind those bright-yellow butter teeth! Even worse, the residents called mouth bugs never change their socks and underwear or throw away any trash. These green bugs with purple hair and weird orange eyes use your tongue as a diving board and get stuck between your teeth. There is only one way to get rid of their whole neighborhood and that is to brush those chompers and scrub them good!

Timmy happens upon a pony in a corral and begins talking to the pony. They seem to form a friendship and understand each other. Timmy's imagination takes the two of them on adventurous trips of jumping fences, running through woods, splashing in a river, and eating too many apples.

The faith Joy inherited at the age of three worked for almost fifty years. She believed it, preached it, wrote songs about it, lived it. Jesus was the center of her universe, literally and metaphorically. Hence, one can only imagine the tsunami that followed when her ironclad theological foundation unexpectedly and involuntarily collapsed with a deafening thud. Joy's narrative chronicles her experiences of indoctrination from a young child to the present, as viewed through her rose-colored glasses. From early neglect to domestic violence, she shares how her distorted lens of faith turned every obstacle into an object lesson and every injustice into a refining tool. She exposes the toxicity of a religion that promises unspeakable joy amidst the backdrop of terror and violence. Joy offers hope to others who, like her, have found the courage to walk away and discover the world is even more beautiful without the enhanced overlay of religion.

For untold millennia, a spiritual being has roamed the face of the earth: seldom revealing its face, but rather inhabiting the bodies of those responsible for some of the most diabolical acts known to man. Its sole purpose is the annihilation of mankind through the obliteration of one of the most preeminent bloodlines in history. The novel, Black Moon, describes the experiences of a homicide detective whose life is impacted by a string of brutal and inexplicable murders in the city of Philadelphia, which appear to be the work of something other than human. In the process, he has to come face-to-face with a hidden fear regarding a similar incident from his past while acknowledging the implication of his wife as the primary suspect in these affairs. Robert R. Frazier is a native of Philadelphia, PA. His past works have received literary recognition from Temple University and the U.S. House of Representatives among others. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Tuskegee University and a Master's in Education from Antioch University and has worked as a special education teacher and child and adolescent therapist in the Philadelphia area. Married and the father of seven, he is retired and devotes his time exclusively to writing. He is presently working on the sequel to Black Moon to be released in 2018.

Jessie Sevier and Sarah Mueller are life long friends. They decided to take a road trip after high school graduation. They set out on their two month excursion in Jessie's VW Bus. Two weeks into it they make a wrong turn. They happen upon a quirky, small town, a town with a secret which only its current inhabitants are privy to. Unbeknownst to Sarah and Jessie, the residents of Bellowing Hollers will go to any lengths to keep them there. Visit the author's website HERE.

Jeannette Napolitano 11371Matters of the Heart is my perception of love and loss, heartache at its best and worst. It is also my perception of the thief of our beauty-time. I realize that my perception of what matters to my heart has changed over time. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it.