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<p>It all started with a box&hellip;a box full of ancient musty manuscripts and glittering gold coins. When a client discovered the box buried under his house, he went straight to Detective Jake Jezreel for advice. All the manuscripts had strange foreign writings scrawled on them. But strangest of all, there also was an ancient map nestled in the box. It, too, had enigmatic writings hiding the real purpose of the sketched diagram. The mysterious map appeared, tantalizingly, to lead to something of vital importance.</p> <p>Immediately Jake calls in a local, former Pharisee to attempt to translate the strange documents. Good progress is made in translating the parchments. The documents appear to be official foreign government records which had, for some unknown reason, been buried under the client&rsquo;s house many years before.</p> <p>But more importantly, the map seemed to hold the greatest promise of intrigue. The map, cloaked in its mysterious writing, drew increased allurement with its apparent potential for grander rewards.</p> <p>But when the box and the map are both stolen, Jake Jezreel is swept into a race against time to outsmart the thieves. The ancient map is the key to beating the bad guys to the punch. But the criminals have the map! Advantage to the bad guys! What stray, obscure clue can Jake use to outwit the criminals?</p>
<p>From East Tennessee, the Scott family faces Civil War conflicts. One brother and his son decide to fight for the Southern Cause, while four other brothers escape into Kentucky to join the Union Army, fighting against slavery and preserving the Union. The Scott family adheres to the Presbyterian faith as Covenanters, embracing Native American perspectives, combining those values to provide guidance through a most challenging time. The family members who remain in East Tennessee are subjected to suffering from the plundering bushwhackers who see the Scott family allegiance to the Union as cause for punishment. That retribution also applies to slaves with whom the Scotts live as farmers, loggers and millers, all working the land of others.<p> How THE SCOTT BOYS approach the decision to fight, how they react during events, and how they face the fears and the mental challenges of war are presented with the realization that none of us knows for certain what those feelings were like in 1860. Follow each brother through the war during battle, in prison, marching, and dealing with the harshness of exposure to the weather. Many of the characters portrayed are real life men and women. The locations are all actual.</p>
In this historical thriller, a German doctor?s brilliance earns him an exceptional reputation in his new rural Florida community?until his dark background begins to unravel, culminating in his disappearance.
"<p>Jacob Koenig is pastor of a church near Albuquerque, New Mexico, when he decides to retire. He is the author of the recently published book, Take the Truth to Mecca, that instructs Christians how to convey a message to Muslims. While church members worry that if the book is released in Saudi Arabia, someone will want him dead, Pastor Koenig hopes his words will sow seeds in the minds of unbelievers.</p> <p>When a mullah is offended by Koenig&rsquo;s book, he organizes a group of men to locate and execute the pastor who is now a missionary serving six churches on an Indian reservation in North Dakota. One of Koenig&rsquo;s congregants is Charlie, a cowardly teenager who isn&rsquo;t sure about the existence of God, but overhears the group&rsquo;s plans, lets his friends know, and then prays for a miracle to save the pastor. When Charlie hears a voice that commands him to save Koenig during a brutal attack by the group, he singlehandedly and without arms, confronts the aggressors. Will he be successful in thwarting the execution or will the pastor make the ultimate sacrifice?</p> <p>In this Christian thriller, God uses a fearful teenager to physically defend a pastor after he is attacked by a group of men with an evil mission.</p>"
<p>The shocking death of the popular Prince of Wales launches his young heir from innocent childhood into a roiling caldron of political jealousy and intrigue. Set in all the glory of mid-eighteenth century England, the child prince is urgently prepared for his estranged grandfather&rsquo;s throne. Under the wing of his godly tutor-advisor, the youth staggers through an escalating minefield of hazards.<br />Juxtaposed with the prince&rsquo;s story, is the life of a down-and-out firebrand statesman considering retirement from public service, including the House of Commons because he&rsquo;s under the king&rsquo;s fervent disfavor. As rumors of coup d&rsquo;etat swirl around the prince, an alliance between the youth and the flagging Member of Parliament (MP) secures hope of a safe ascension. The alliance also catapults the prince&rsquo;s gentle advisor and the seasoned statesman MP into the two most powerful men in Great Britain. One controls the next king. The other controls Parliament. Then, in the face of escalating war, a shocking twist changes everything.<br />Collision Course shatters clich&eacute;s as it treks through England&rsquo;s finest gardens and dines with kings and statesmen, all the while peering into the universal nature of the human soul and the heartbeat of corrupted constitutional government. This is the true, untold story of alliance, ambition, betrayal, loss, and recovery that set the world stage for the American Revolution.<br /><br />&mdash;Collision Course is an excellent historical novel replete with engaging narrative, authentic characters, and verbatim period-piece dialogue. I enjoyed the whole thing&mdash;even all the food and botany.<br />&mdash;Tom Siebert, writer and editor<br /><br />&mdash; This novel is timeless political intrigue, laced with laugh-out-loud humor, sweet romance, selfless mentoring, and paradigm marriages. Ms. Inman immerses the reader into another time and place and the scholarly aspects of the book are remarkable. The high scenes are simply stunning. I felt I was right there witnessing what was happening&hellip; I could feel exactly what the characters were going through.<br />&mdash;Ann Howard Creel author of The Magic of Ordinary Days<br />and The Whiskey Sea<br /><br />&mdash;Collision Course&nbsp;is compelling real history with real people fleshed out and facing the real challenges of living in a fallen world. Two walk-through comedians offer comic relief a la Shakespeare&rsquo;s jesters. This debut entertains while enlightening and edifying the whole family!<br />&mdash;Robert C. Lowry, MD<br />author of Recovering American Liberty: Rediscovering<br />the Principles of Just Government&nbsp;</p>
"Falling in love at a young age and not realizing it what it really was. Going through life questioning if you made the right decisions and losing who you really are. 30 years later finding yourself and realizing that you are stronger that you could ever imagined. Crossing paths with the person you dreamed of spending your life with and enter a roller coaster of emotions."
After Stevie finds a reason to breathe from the depths of his despair, he is caught in the war of the eclipse, where the lunar luster and the lambent moon entwine. They collide in the coldest tempest beneath the louring heights that graze the stars of P...
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Go Play In Traffic (A Writer?s Life), is a tale of writing, loss, friendship and telepathy during the COVID Pandemic. Reba, a 74-year-old lesbian, finds herself in a state of limbo after a year of writer?s block, the beginning of retirement, and the break-up of a long-term relationship. A surprise connection with Fred, an African grey parrot, is a call to life that sets in motion a path of the unexpected. In this state of grief and magic, Reba creates stories exploring the fantastical in the everyday.
An Eclectic Collage is a collection of poems that studies not only the vicissitudes of the natural world but that of humanity, as well. His most challenging subjects are men and women and the interactions between the two, although there is something equally mesmerizing about the changing foliage of fall from green to oranges and reds.
"These experiences were journaled following the traumatic death of her husband, Jeremy. The entries were handwritten in pencil in a spiral bound notebook. The intention was to articulate the grief feelings for herself. However, Spirit paved the way for this magical journey of healing and learning there is so much more than this 3D world. Let your childlike curiosity take over."
"Transform Your Cosmic Self is a sacred invitation to awaken your true essence and explore your soul's multi-dimensional nature. After many lifetimes on Earth, Joy has completed the cycle of rebirth and fully embodies her Higher Self, Vottus. Divinely guided, she shares profound insights to help you remember who you truly are and align with your highest Soul Purpose. Through powerful personal stories and timeless teachings?complete with reflections and exercises?Joy reveals profound Truths that transcend ordinary reality. This book offers a clear and grounded framework for self-discovery, spiritual awakening and ascension. Journey through over 90 spiritual topics as Joy shares her awakening and ascension path, explores the universal principles of creation, uncovers humanity?s spiritual origins, offers practical pathways to enlightenment, and reveals the transformative power of the Akashic Records and multi-dimensional healing. Whether you're just beginning or advanced on your spiritual path, this book provides guidance and clarity to support your soul evolution. Let this be your guide to reclaiming your Divine essence and fulfilling your highest potential."
"When Mary discovered she was pregnant, she and her lover, Father Ralph, chose to give birth and raise their baby instead of opting for abortion or adoption. Secretly, they acted as full-time parents without disclosing that the father was a Catholic priest. Their lives became a tangled and precarious web of lies to their own families, friends, and their son. In My Father, the Father, author Tony Beadle, that baby born in 1952, shares the story of his high-profile Catholic priest father and his mother, Mary, and how they raised him in an environment of love, lies, and secrets. The intent was twofold: to avoid disgracing an unwed pregnant mother and to prevent damaging the father?s career as a well-known parish priest and fundraiser for the cardinal in Boston, and thus the image of the Catholic Church. This memoir tells how the priest/father led a dual life, spending half of every week with the mother and their son in a home they purchased in a small rural town south of Boston, and the rest as pastor of an affluent church nearby. Mary, who had lived near family members and many relatives, maintained a complex repertoire of lies and actions that kept the boy?s and his father?s existence a secret from them. Twenty-five years after his birth, Beadle met his relatives, garnering decidedly different reactions from both sides."
"In The Return you will journey with us, through this true story, of changing times and hope. Hope that will shine in the darkness."
"<p>How Many Threes Are in Your Life? is a spiritually intriguing memoir, plucking at your heartstrings from its first angelic overture to its miraculous finale. How Many Threes Are in Your Life? is a treasury of stories spanning three generations, based upon actual events either heard about or personally experienced by the author. The story, as told by Colonel Steven Warwick<br />Xander, is an interwoven telling of historic and modern-day occurrences that are revealed like an artist standing before a canvas, creating a background&mdash;a background of stories. He then begins to paint with stories that eventually converge upon the author falling in love with his wife, Miriam. He finally paints the foreground of the challenges they experienced enroute to a miraculous finale&mdash;A Case for Miracles.</p> <p>Upon reading the many episodes of How Many Threes Are in Your Life?, further enhanced by reading the spin-off story, A Christmas Miracle, the reader will come to fully understand how a battleground was created that pitted the opinions and wills of Canadian medical experts against those of military and NIH experts. The author and his wife were caught in the crossfire. With every battle that pits two or three forces against one another, there is usually a winner, in hopes that it is not a pyrrhic victory. Who won in this case? Did a miracle occur? We leave it to the reader to decide.</p>"
In 2003, Louis would have to orchestrate his greatest comeback ever. After a near fatal motorcycle accident, which projected his body into the air resulting in debilitating injuries, Louis was told by his doctors that he would never walk again.
If you had a dream that you wanted to come true, how far would you go to make it happen? Little Stone House on the Corner is an inspirational, fiction book about a magical house that can make people?s dreams come true through the power of belief and action. When a young couple, Ryan and Tara, move into this little stone house on the corner and follow the guidance this house offers, they embark on a life changing adventure of a lifetime.
His name is Santa Claus. Every Christmas, he is everywhere, and his name fills the mind with visions of sugar plums and presents under the tree. But have you ever wondered what it was like to be him? Hop in the sleigh and take a ride with John Johnson, a real-life Christian Santa who has been spreading good cheer over four decades. In Simply Saint Nick, he shares his experiences, reveals historical and spiritual truths, and spreads a message of faith. As you join the author on his incredible journey, you will receive the most special of gifts. God has a purpose or calling for each and every one of us, a way for us to bring praise and glory through service. The author found his purpose early on in life, and he has never regretted putting on Santa's red coat. Discover how the author has had the time of his life bringing smiles to children of all ages, earning a spot in the International Santa Claus Hall of Fame and sharing God?s love as a beloved holiday icon.
"""Living These Days: 102 Insights in the Direction of Wholeness"" is a thoughtfully curated collection of guidance for anyone seeking to find harmony and wholeness in their daily lives. These insights, drawn from Burr's extensive work as a spiritual coach, cut through the noise of modern living, providing readers with practical, actionable steps towards personal growth and wellness. Each insight is a lens through which to view your life, a beacon guiding you towards a more balanced, mindful existence. Richard Burr elegantly navigates themes of self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and spiritual wellness, providing a comprehensive roadmap towards personal fulfillment. This book isn't just about self-improvement?it's about self-discovery and embracing the richness of human experience. Whether you're seeking a source of daily inspiration, or a pathway to transformative change, ""Living These Days"" is a must-read. Immerse yourself in the wisdom Richard Burr offers, and let his gentle, insightful guidance help you navigate your way towards a life lived more fully, more mindfully, and in a state of wholeness. Dive in, and start living these days to their fullest potential."
Frederick Bennett, from an Irish Catholic family in Bendigo, travelled to Melbourne to seek his fortune. There he met Vida Bunting, eighth child of Samuel and Elleanora, at the beginning of the First World War. Their friendship blossomed but life didn't treat them kindly.
This Book is about.... •Why bullying is no good •How forgiving others helps heal our heart •Giving a helping hand •Why helping others, is important •Why changing the way you think, can lead to friendship`s that last a life time
This Book is about... •Enjoying sharing and helping others •Showing that you care by sharing with others •Sharing a house with a blue mouse •Helping a red whale caught by its tail •Being the best that you can be •Making learning fun with your child
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Once again, Rosie offers her wisdom with innocence and open curiosity in this third book in the series Rosie Knows.
Come dream along with Zach, a young adult with special needs. Every person struggles and has obstacles to overcome. Zach is no different.
Living and growing with grief is not simple or easy, but this guide can help you on your journey.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), ageism leads to poorer health among young and old; social isolation, earlier deaths and cost economies billions. To combat ageism, WHO recommends educational activities that enhance empathy and dispel misconceptions, and intergenerational activities to reduce prejudice.
The readers should be motivated by the passionate approach even the author was born with severe diarrhoea illness. The reverse might give a mighty force to a person the power who deserved it - "Be like a butterfly, go where you can fulfil your life purpose." (with permission from Eric Chia 2019).

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"The ambulance was on its way to pick up a patient when? A cat ran across the road in front of them. The driver hit the brakes but unfortunately hit the cat. Will his life be saved? A Veterinary tale."
Libby the ladybug wanted to play with other ladybugs but was rejected for not having spots, Feeling sad she met a girl who painted spots on her, Excited, Libby showed the other ladybugs, but the spots washed off, leading to more ridicule. Ruby befriended Libby, who learned patience from a butterfly and acceptance from a beetle. Libby eventually finds her spots, was accepted by the ladybugs and became friends with Ruby. The story emphasizes acceptance and patience.
A charming story of a little girl's Christmas! The grandparent's farm house is a wonderful setting and you feel the warmth of the family. The smells from Granny's kitchen complete the scene. All the excitement preparing for Christmas is expressed in her story. But there are more surprises when the Mouse gives her observation of Christmas with a human family!
In hand to hand combat a geologist finds himself saving the life of a polar bear from hunters, and later saving one of her cubs trapped in a crevasse. His bravery was repaid some years later, when he finds himself injured and grave danger of freezing to death. This book contains many interesting facts.
This story tells how a giant clam accidentally traps a deep-sea diver last century before the invention of scuba diving equipment. The diver is unable to escape from the vice-like grip of the clam while all the time his air supply is getting very low. Will help arrive on time? Enjoy the read and learn some new words and facts. Knowledge is free.
Udi and The Animals is a story of a lonely girl who loved animals and found comfort in them. One day she prayed and received a gift of understanding and speaking animal language.
In a tale full of color, humor, magic and life lessons, nine year old Lindy finds herself in a Fairy realm that is endangered by a worldwide pandemic. In our world, her family is stuck at home getting on each other's last nerve. Lindy's father is unknowingly about to destroy Dariana and it's up to this timid child to stop him.

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Prison Chronicles is a realistic look inside a world where the man with the most game controlled the field. Sex, drugs and violence was just the tip of the iceberg, beneath the surface was another world. A world controlled by greed. Prison Chronicles is a tale about Malcolm James journey into the prison society. The emotional battles he faced with family, to the internal struggles with his flesh. The choices he makes are not always the right ones but his desire to come out on top is what separated him from the others. He encountered all types of people in his quest for freedom. Some became friends, some became lovers, while others were just tools used to reach the top. Through it all, he kept his head up when the weight of the world would have crushed others. Was there light at the end of his tunnel or just another train wreck heading his way?
"I love Brooklyn. And I don't think it's only because I was born and raised there. Now, in middle-age, I appreciate it more than ever. I wish I still lived there but ... that's a whole story of its own! The idea of this novel appealed to me because it would allow me to write about a place I knew and loved well, and also about the wonderful people I have known who lived there. Brooklyn itself is a ""character"" in this book. There is a place for everyone in Brooklyn, and everyone seems to make their way there eventually!"
"I am a retired pensioner. I worked with children in care for many years, up until I retired in December 2022. I have never written anything before. After reading many stories and helping children write essays, I was inspired to write one myself."
These are the observations of war, seen through the eyes of the Observer, a gentle toy, a mascot, who has accompanied determined men and women, old and young, through the bewildering, realistic experiences of war. The Observer witnesses the lives of ordinary people, their anguish, camaraderie, and hopes. So their sky, flowers, insects, and people are not forgotten but will survive.
In this collection, her first, Irina Dimitric ponders over her journey through life, from childhood in her wartime homeland to migrating to Australia in 1964. Her poems reveal her dreams and disappointments, joy and pain, the value of forgiveness and gratitude, her love of nature and her love of laughter without which, she maintains, life would be unbearable. Writing poetry and photography, her pastimes born at the time she cared for her aging mother, help her to make sense of the world and to go on loving life. She loves both free verse and form poetry, the latter learnt from her mentor Susan Budig at Mindful Poetry on Gather.com, who also baptised Irina's creation of a new form of tercet–tercetonine, consisting of 3 lines: the first two lines rhyme; the third line contains a leonine or internal rhyme. See Holden Barina (p. 40)
This volume by the author of “The Bible in Verse” has each of the people who feature in the story of Jesus’ ministry give their own perspective of what it was like to walk and talk with Jesus, or to lead the church in the first century. There were thirteen disciples, and many such as Paul, Barnabas, Luke and Silas who led the early church. There were also angels who conveyed messages from God, and men who opposed Jesus. Some Romans believed Jesus was the Son of God, others persecuted and killed Christians. Among the most grateful for the life of Jesus were the many he healed of recent or lifelong diseases and infirmities, or even death. It was the most transformative day of their lives. No other person has impacted human life and history more than Jesus. See him through the eyes of those who knew him best!
After Stevie finds a reason to breathe from the depths of his despair, he is caught in the war of the eclipse, where the lunar luster and the lambent moon entwine. They collide in the coldest tempest beneath the louring heights that graze the stars of P...
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Go Play In Traffic (A Writer?s Life), is a tale of writing, loss, friendship and telepathy during the COVID Pandemic. Reba, a 74-year-old lesbian, finds herself in a state of limbo after a year of writer?s block, the beginning of retirement, and the break-up of a long-term relationship. A surprise connection with Fred, an African grey parrot, is a call to life that sets in motion a path of the unexpected. In this state of grief and magic, Reba creates stories exploring the fantastical in the everyday.

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RELIGION

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"What if Scripture could speak to us not just through its words, but through the hearts of the people who lived it? In The Word in Their Voices, poetry becomes a window into the living Word of God?seen through the eyes of Mary at the foot of the Cross, of Judas in his agony, of the Centurion, of Peter, Stephen, and the unnamed ones who walked beside Christ. This collection invites readers to experience sacred Scripture as a living drama, unfolding in human voices that echo across centuries. Written by a Catholic pilgrim bearing the baptismal name Augustine, this book emerges from a life steeped in both healing and searching. After decades dedicated to medicine, the author now turns to the deeper healing of the soul, offering meditations shaped by personal devotion, Church tradition, and love for the Word of God. Each poem is paired with reflection and scriptural insight?designed not to instruct from above but to walk beside, as a fellow traveler might. These are not just retellings of biblical stories; they are invitations to dwell in them, pray with them, and live them."
<p>Moses&rsquo;s credibility as the author of the first five books of God&rsquo;s relationship with mankind stems from his unflinching candid veracity detailing his and the nation of Israel&rsquo;s truthfully difficult relationship with God. That said I sometimes see a little different than the run of the mill narrative and that causes me to want to write. I humbly believe we read these beautiful heart throbbing stories with no emotion. We somehow leave out the anxiety, the fear, the laughter, the joy, the blood, or falling on our knees reaction moments when they are delivered or healed by God. As you read this book, it is my sincere hope that the Biblical and historical character Moses will become &ldquo;alive&rdquo; to you, and you may be encouraged to pursue the same kind of lively relationship with God as Moses did.</p>
<p>The 5 Respect Principles offers a supernatural faith-based framework to help men reconnect with their true identity in the faith and heal from traumatic wounds, emotional or relational. Rooted in the unshakable foundation of agape love, this book guides men through five essential principles that restore connection with their God-given selves, as well as giving and receiving respect among other men. Ultimately, it sharpens their sense of honor and love and respect with our Creator, God the Father, in Jesus Christ our Lord.</p>
The Time is here the time is now, we're in the last hours not days anymore. For what's a thousand years to my Lord or even a year but minutes in His Kingdom.
In a world where success is predominately measured by how much money we have in the bank, the size of our financial portfolio, and how prestigious our lives are, there have been great American Entrepreneurs who have chosen to take the path less traveled – to be truly compassionate and giving. They risked judgement, ridicule, and their fortunes; but in doing so they realized they could never out give God.
The Author considers it a privilege to be the writer of this unique Book of Poems of testimonies, teachings, prayers, and Prophecy of Divine Power, all being inspired by the Holy Spirit through her journey to the Cross and Salvation. Each page stands on its own, touching the heart of those who embrace the work of the Cross and the written Word, the Bible.
"THE UNHEALTHY CHURCH CULTURE Many believers are distraught concerning what they witness going on in their local Black churches today."

POETRY

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"WARNING Be prepared to be amused by the odd ways of the characters here portrayed in the first section of the book devoted to Limericks. Be prepared to feel sympathy for their mishaps and trials. But especially be prepared to be shocked by their goings-on and shenanigans - the forger, the glutton, the cheat, the drunkard, the proud, the greedy, the slothful, the unfaithful, the exhibitionist, the sex-mad, the dominatrix, the cougar, the transsexual, the transvestite, the masochist, the homosexual and many more. However also enjoy the more gentle humour of the later lengthier works set both in the UK and Australia which include homage to the Australian love of sport and the beach as well as a sad childhood tale."
"Letters to my dog is a collection of poems. They are heartfelt declarations of the connections of owners to their dogs. They tell of the beauty of having a dog in your life, the unconditional love that a dog brings. The companionship of an animal that brings such joy to people. It also tells of the crushing feeling of losing a dog when they pass, no longer a part of your life. The emptiness it brings, the absence of such a beautiful part of your life that no longer exists They encompass all that having a dog in your life is about, the joy, the love and the sadness. Thankfully dogs exist, for the world is a more beautiful place with dogs in it and part of our lives."
"John McConnell was visiting elementary school classrooms to teach science when he came upon a shy third-grade boy who did not want to go to school. Ryan wanted to stay home and build robots. That sparked McConnell?s interest, and he discovered Ryan had an intensity for electronics uncommon for his age. The boy already had great building skills and was doing circuit drawings. The author?s curiosity led him to mentor Ryan?an arrangement that lasted well beyond college and resulted in the winning of $500,000 worth of cash, scholarships, and a Dr. Glen Seaborg week trip to the Nobel Awards. When McConnell was not mentoring Ryan, he was visiting classes in the area, presenting his program hands-on science and mentoring other students. When a school district gave him six thousand square feet of space, he created the Western Colorado Math & Science Center with over 150 exhibits. Students came on field trips from more than 100 miles away. McConnell also conducted science workshops to train teachers, capping his career of volunteerism by founding the Eureka! McConnell Science Museum in Grand Junction, Colorado."
Inspired by her former pastor, Robert (Bob) Greene, who closed church services with beautifully prepared prayers, Melissa began to compose her own prayers for a church bible study group. Group members encouraged her to publish them in a book, and she decided to do it. A first time author, Melissa prays that these prayers encourage the reader to strengthen their own prayer life with God.
"<p>Grief can feel so lonely.<br> You are not alone.<br> <br> After her father died, Lena Marocco Paulauskas found healing in sharing her story with others walking through loss. Now in a debut collection of poetry, Chasing Time candidly explores the grief journey through the eyes of a woman who understands the pain, the sorrow, and the healing that accompanies loss.<br> <br> When you lose someone you love,<br> Your life is changed<br> Forever.<br> Life seems so different.<br> Empty.<br> Even the good memories<br> Are plagued with sadness,<br> Knowing you can?t<br> Make any new memories with them.<br> <br> Will you walk through grief with me?<br> <br> I can?t promise Joy.<br> You won?t find empty platitudes.<br> You will find:<br> Honesty,<br> Solidarity,<br> Understanding.<br> <br> ?Lena?s collection of poetry gives voice to grief in breathtaking ways. She holds space for vulnerable emotion and honest hope and reminds us to live and love well. Chasing Time is a gift?for your own grieving heart, and for those you love.?<br> ?ANGELA DONADIO, Ministry Leader, Author, Host of the Make Life Matter Podcast<br> <br> ?If you?re looking for a sense of purpose or a moment of understanding, Lena?s words will surround you in a much-needed embrace.?<br> ?DANIELLA MASON, Singer, Songwriter</p>"

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