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Not that long ago, the evil of adultery was acknowledged by believers and non-believers alike. Everyone knew the high cost of betraying one’s spouse and family. Adulterers would usually lose their marriage, children, job (once the betrayal became public), and virtually everything else they once held dear. And adultery’s innocent victims (like children) would have their lives changed in ways they would spend a lifetime trying to understand.Satan, who is good at what he does, knew that for adultery to in ict the most damage to the individual and the innocents who are almost always destroyed in the process, he had to make the unacceptable acceptable and commonplace. To that end, he had to convince society that those who honor the sanctity of their marriage vows are out of touch and judgmental know-nothings. “Neanderthals” who should never be listened to. America is too “enlightened,” and has progressed too far to go “backwards.”So, like the frog in the pot of boiling water, adultery slowly but surely kills the heart of adulterers….it takes time, but that is always the bottom-line. It is estimated that 70% of marriages include at least one adultery. A perfect tribute to sel sh America. We want what we want when we want it, and we don’t care who we hurt in the  process.This is book describes the true cost of adultery. Please pay particular attention to sections on innocent children. We’ve been conditioned to believe that kids from broken homes do just ne. In some cases the “experts” tell us that broken home children are better o if mom and dad are “happily” separated instead of arguing all the time. You’ll be stunned to read the statistics that prove the experts wrong; dead wrong.Speaking truth to the lies of our permissive society is not to condemn, but rather to stop people considering adultery before they cross the line. Put another way, forewarned is forearmed. From that point forward I implore you, even if you’re a victim of another’s sin, to read with an open heart and mind.There is a way to save everyone involved.

Herb Dettmer was named after Staff Sergeant Herbert D. Fish, US Army, a close family friend. But the younger Herbert inherited more than just a name from the World War II hero. When Herbert Fish’s mother was nearing her death, she gave the author a notebook and the Bible that his namesake had carried with him in combat. This notebook contained poems, prayers, and brief sketches in which the elder Herbert captured his faith, his heroism, and his wisdom.Others is a collection of poems, prayers, and verses that began with that notebook. In it, Herb Dettmer shows all readers the value of serving others and of relying upon others for strength and understanding. From time-honored Bible verses to personal poems and sketches, the collection spans a variety of topics, from patriotism, to what it means to be a man, to the importance of honoring past heroes. This collection will inspire everyone to search for the heroes in themselves and live every day for the noblest purpose of all—serving Others.

“What are you trying to say?”“Only that... I’m finding it difficult... not to fall in love with you, that’s all.”Pank sat, biting her lip, not quite knowing how to respond to the thrilling words. The very words she had longed to hear. But though they were the right words, and gently spoken, they were strangely final words. Words wrapped in a tone that sounded altogether hopeless.In the spring of 1944, World War II escalated as Hitler bombarded Europe. But to the inhabitants of Kilkenny Cove, Tennessee, the war seemed far away. This small community of families and friends is swept up in love triangles and life crises, and young Pank Kellarney has much to learn from those around her aboutfaith and love. Everyone expected her to marry Graeson Garrett, her childhood sweetheart, but Pank’s loyalties change when a young politician, Todd Dinnawald, enters her life.Todd seems to promise a life of prestige and opportunity for Pank, but Graeson’s love for her remains unwavering. Pank finds herself in an emotional tug of war asshe struggles with the decision to leave the cove and her ordinary life behind. Or will her heart return to its old refuge in Graeson? In this tapestry of a novel, author M. Elaine Finley has woven together a beautiful community, a volatile time period, and rich characters to form a story you won’t soon forget. With its themes of faith, love, and friendship, Cove Lass: Chronicles of Kilkenny Cove is truly a timeless piece.

MICHAEL KELLY, A MAN WITH A LIFE AS WRECKED AS THE LUXURY CAR HE’D JUST RUN OFF A WINDING MOUNTAIN ROAD, THEN WALKED AWAY FROM.“Want is a cherishing of control.” the old mountain preacher told him, “Recognizing need is being willing to release that control.” And so Michael Kelly’s journey begins. Michael Kelly had sought to gain the whole world and thought he’d succeeded, till the weight of his own arrogance and conceit collapsed that world around him andleft him to struggle through the rubble that remained; grim and frustrated memories of what was, emotionally, material, professionally.From that small mountain church, through a series of encounters more and more evidently directed by the hand of GOD, Michael finds that to rebuild his life, he must walk a path by new found faith rather than by his old ways, a path leading through the intent and schemes of men just as arrogant and self-conceited as his own had once been.“For what shall it profit a man to gain the whole world, and to lose his own soul?” 

Syvlie and Sean honors the brave firefighters of Ladder 19 from South Boston who risk their lives to save a husky dog from drowning in the icy waters at Pleasure Bay. This story inspires children of all ages to be kind and compassionate to one another every day.

The siblings begin their journey to Canada. The children have some fear and doubts about the unknown environment to come. Penny, the curious middle sibling, meets a friendly young woman in the train station in Kansas City. A mystery later develops when she meets an unusually similar young woman in Saskatoon. Ideas began to form in Penny’s mind and plague her with many unanswered questions regarding the women she met. Margaret, the oldest, experiences changes in her emotions andmaturity, while navigating her teen years. Henry, the youngest of the three, continues to develop while maintaining his accepting intelligent personality, delighting all who meet him. These children’s new experiences change their thinking forever. Through the months away from their home, they each learn to appreciate the amazing adventure provided by their aunt and uncle and the loving care freely given to them.

Veganism is not a diet. It’s a way of looking at the world.When traveling, during gatherings with friends and family, through pregnancy and pretty much everything else, One Vegan Mama does it with heart, style andawareness.Deanna Dylan Scott is a TV/Film actress, writer and fiercely devoted mothe to daughter Ever. She grew up in Des Moines, Iowa and now resides in Los Angeles, CA

Everyone looks around, trying to determine where the screech originated. Just as the drums start back up, a piercing voice loud as a ten megaton explosion yells, “Die! White woman.”Before the echo of these threatening words is carried away on the wind, Sarah is surrounded by five beautiful eagles flapping their huge wings as they perch in the cottonwood she is standing under. The air stirs with the movement of people, but the Eagle’s piercing scream is so eerie the Apache halt in mid-stride as others stampede in the opposite direction away from the huge birds.

Joe Rocco, an ex-army specialist, after leaving the hospital for being treated for post-traumatic stress disorder, becomes curious about a series of murders he has heard about on the news. Joe’s curiosity leads him to start doing an investigation of his own. After going on the web and cracking the code, soon Joe is commissioned by a mysterious entity known only to him as Spadille to carry out hits for hire. With two successful hits under his belt and two major paydays, Joe feels good about the next hit he is commissioned to carry out until something goes terribly wrong. Now Joe is in hiding after finding out that the very people he is working for are using him to help fund a major terrorist plot. With the money in his possession, Joe becomes the only obstacle standing in the way of carrying out a plot that could cost hundreds of thousands of American lives.The terrorists are planning to place devices on the rail cars that haul six deadly toxic chemicals through the large cities including the CSX rail system that runs within two hundred yards of the mall in Washington, DC. Once these devices are detonated, deadly chemicals would be released upon the masses. If they receive the funds that Joe has stolen, they will be able to finance this potentially deadly attack. The terrorist group, with their bargaining chip, Joe’s wife falling off the radar, comes up with a brand-new play that will motivate Joe to transfer the millions. They kidnap Joe’s son, Austin Rocco, sending a message to Joe that if he does not transfer the money, they will kill his son. This is the extra motivation that Joe needs to thwart the terrorist once and for all.

The State's attorneys immediately began to shout objections saying, "We have not seen this evidence!"To which Mr. Sanchez replied, "I got it from them, your Honor! They've had this journal for a full year and have failed to disclose it in these proceedings and the information in it goes to the heart of your ruling! "

In this book you will find ways to reduce the risk of eye disease by improving the quality of your life through natural preventive mechanisms and treatments. Some people age better than others through maintaining basic good health. Likewise, prevention of inflammation, detoxification, regular exercise, good circulation, and basic nutrition are the keys to lasting ocular function. The roles of botanicals, energy medicine, homeopathy, Chinese, and Ayurvedic medicine are included to form An Integrative Medicine Approach to Modern Eye Care. 

Windows On His World is literally a window - an inside view rarely seen of an intimate personal relationship with the Lord. His hand is on this book as He Himself opens the window - just for you.This book props open the windows of Heaven so wide that people reading it will have an encounter with God. In this book God is so real He cannot be denied - the reader steps into His presence.This book is a progression of individual windows that share revelations and experiences that have been part of Dora Hagge‘s Christian journey. Through easy to readstories that are anchored in the Word, the reader will gain valuable insight into God’s ways and purposes, and learn how to apply the Word of God to everyday life. God’s love for one of His children becomes a river where many can drink and be restored. Windows On His World is a book to be savored for many a season.

This book follows in the tradition of the fi rst two books published before, and describes the way we apply our faith in our character and behavior and how we live our life as people of faith.The importance of being active and productive is illustrated with verses from the Qur’an and the sayings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). We should do the work to the best of our ability. One of the goals of faith is to improve the relationship between people and resolve disputes and removes ill-feelings. A righteous person does not hate or envy other people, rather he/she is kind and loving and just, and is content with what God provides for him.Proper understanding of religion and wisdom is a blessing from God, and implies coming up with the right solution for the problems that we face. It is our duty to spread useful knowledge and set an example for others to follow.Diversity is willed by God so that we can listen to different points of view and learn from one another.Giving sincere advice is part of faith, and should be done in a kind caring way so that others may listen and accept.Muslims have rights over other Muslims, including help and support, guiding to the truth and giving sincere advice, visiting the sick and witnessing the funeral, and not harming others with our words or deeds.