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Olexia is a wild and dangerous world.A hastily written letter from their mother is all teen siblings Miri and Nick have to solve the secrets of their past. When they discover a portal to another realm, the mysteries continue to unravel.In Olexia, they find both enemies and allies, and must learn to wield their newfound magical abilities, all while searching for the missing pieces of an artifact that holds the key to understanding their past.When the ruthless Council leader hears they have pieces of the enchanted mirror that could bring down everything he's built, he sends his bloodthirsty LaKaio soldiers to hunt them down at any cost.With time running out and answers about their past being revealed around every corner, Miri and Nick must decide if they're going to hide away or rise up against the sinister leaders in Olexia.
Maureen Collins, recently named Sister Matthew in the novitiate at St. Euphrosnye's convent in Western Maryland in 1962, doubts the existence of God. She entered the convent for several reasons: she thinks being surrounded by believers might help her believe; she knows she's attracted to women and wants to avoid pressure to date men and marry; and she feels guilty about something that happened when she was in high school. She quickly falls in love with Rose Clancy, now Sister Rose, another novice who also is attracted to women. Rose is more religious, but she reciprocates Sister Matthew's feelings. She grew up with an alcoholic mother and found a refuge among the nuns who taught her.As the two move through postulancy and the novitiate, they encounter many challenges from the strict rules to memories of their respective pasts. The memory of an old murder intrudes in the present.*******What reviewers are saying: "A landmark book! The first novel to focus entirely on pre-Vatican II novices. Intelligent, romantic, and captivating." Nancy Manahan, co-editor of Lesbian Nuns: Breaking Silence"A faith-challenged novice and her "particular friend" take cloistered life to new heights. A witty, humorous, and deeply thoughtful story about finding one's true passion. There's even a murder mystery."Becky Bohan, author of A Light on Altered Land"Why does a nice Jewish girl like me love a book about nuns? Because it's written by Carol Anne Douglas, a brilliant author who makes me chuckle, cry, and marvel on alternate pages. And because I've learned from her that some nuns, a mysterious group of women I never understood, never traded their humanity when they donned their habits."Ellen Levy, author of Romance at Stonegate"An in-depth examination of convent life in the 1960s that is both poignant and insightful." Elena Graf, author of Occasions of Sin
A four-part exposition on the human condition: humorous and offbeat stories from an unemployed sociology professor forced by an economic downturn to drive a taxi for a living; school confessions from a misspent youth; recollections from a single parent trying to raise his eccentric daughter; and reflections on the lives of two remarkable parents. A psychological and philosophical inquiry into the foibles of life and the triumph of the human spirit.
#SheWins 2 is an award-winning book in the category of Women's Issues (Non-Fiction) in 2022 from prestigious Next Generation Indie Books Awards. Domestic abuse thrives in secrecy and attempts to crush the spirit of its victims. But not all victims remain defeated. Hearing the stories of those who survived and triumphed can be a lifeline to those still trapped in abusive relationships - and an inspiration to us all. The response to Alisa Divine's first book, #SheWins, was moving and powerful. The book earned acclaim as an Award-winner in 2020 from the prestigious Next Generation Indie Book Awards. And more women wanted to share their stories. #SheWins 2 follows the same format as Alisa's first book. Each chapter begins with black and white portraits depicting the emotion of abuse. Each chapter ends with victory and full-color portraits to celebrate the victims' irrepressible spirits. Despite the atrocities the women suffered, they insisted on perseverance and overcame. To end domestic abuse, we have to expose it, shed light on it. Together - we must take responsibility, open the conversation, and provide education and resources. Together - we can encourage more women to stand up, speak out and get the help they need to survive, heal and thrive.
When a poltergeist takes root in a hospital, can a determined ghost chaser undo a devilish, long-lasting curse?Clarisse Garcia has always fought evil. A driven spirit hunter, she demolishes demonic threats before they can corrupt the innocent. But even this hardened woman is stunned when she enters an eerie Tasmanian maternity ward filled with the anguished cries of babies' souls.Undeterred, Clarisse dives headfirst into helping release the spirits bound to a sinister demon. But when the foul entity targets the unborn life in her womb, she faces her toughest battle yet to save her offspring's future.Can this spiritual warrior protect her child and free the tormented young ghosts?The Infant Spirits is the fourth standalone book in the blood-curdling Haunting Clarisse supernatural horror series. If you like chilling apparitions, wicked demons, and a mother fighting for her child's very existence, then you'll love Janice Tremayne's bedtime nightmare.
Hunting Taylor Brown has been shortlisted for multiple awards including the New York Book Festival. It has also received acclaim from critics and customers alike.
"Ding, Dong! Avon Calling!" As WW2 rages, a lone vigilante takes to the streets of New York to bring down a notorious serial killer that is terrorizing the gangs of New York. She's the antihero the city needs, hidden in plain sight, with the perfect double life. But the past is catching up to her and it's not going to be pretty... Winner of The Kindle Book Review Reader's Choice Award.Winner of the Scarlet Stiletto's HQ Fiction Award for Best Thriller. Betty Jones has a dark past, which she paints away each day with Avon cosmetics and a bright smile. She's created a new life with her picture-perfect family, but homicidal habits are hard to break. In Season Two, Betty returns in an explosive new adventure!A gang war is raging in the underbelly of 1940's New York as a mysterious femme-fatale, known only as the Boudoir Butcher,leaves a trail of bodies between the sheets. When NYPD Detective Jacob Lawrence turns to Betty for help tracking down the serial killer, she can't refuse him. After all, Betty has always been drawn to old flames and open fire... But will Betty's perfect life be engulfed in the raging blaze she stirs up? The Lady Vigilante Season Two Collection includes the next TEN episodes in the thrilling crime drama series that readers describe as "an EXPLOSIVE laugh-out-loud story!" with the indomitable protagonist, Betty Jones, as "a female Jack Reacher", "powered as all hell" and "sassy, smart and deadly!" In the seedy underworld of 1940s New York, revenge tastes like cherry pie with a side of lipstick and perfume. This Avon Lady has murder on her mind...
Eating These Foods Makes Me... is IndieReader Approved and the recipient of a MOM's Choice Award.Is your kid a picky eater? Do you want your child to enjoy eating a variety of foods? Reading can be a proactive way to introduce your little one to the amazing world of nutrition! In this book, readers will explore healthy foods and learn how key nutrients benefit the body. These pages repeat positive affirmations that will empower and build your child's mindfulness about the foods they eat.It is never too early to instill life-long healthy eating habits. Happy reading! Or should I say, happy eating!
The book "" The Expositor's Bible: The Gospel of St. John (Volume II) , has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies and hence the text is clear and readable.
The book "" The Expositor's Bible: The Psalms (Volume 3) Psalms XC.-CL. , has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies and hence the text is clear and readable.
Academic, theological and cultural discussions on fundamentalism are overwhelmingly dominated by a discourse on the need for 'modernization and development' in the Muslim world. Yet, the crude distinction between East and West, religious and non-religious, Muslim and modern frequently fails to understand the undercurrents of psychological thought patterns in modern forms of fundamentalism. If we genuinely want to have a deeper understanding of contemporary tensions, Muslims as well as non-Muslims need to look beyond geopolitical explanations and recognize how key dimensions of Islamism are deeply linked to the modern, masculine 'mind'. This psychological and feminist exploration identifies some of the intricate links between modernity, Islam, gender, sexuality, violence and fundamentalisms. Mediated by certain psycho-theological 'penetrations and (s)permutations', they form the psychology of a growing global paranoia about 'the other', East and West. Endorsements "A fascinating, unconventional and striking book. Its limited concern with formal academic expectations and conventions gives it a touch of unpredictability and freshness that challenges those with fixed ideas about their responsibility to Islamic scholarship and those who believe that the last word has been said on Islamic knowledge systems." - Ashis Nandy, Political Psychologist, winner of the Fukuoka Asian Culture Prize, author of The Intimate Enemy. "Meticulous scholarship and deep insights that offer new perspectives in an area that is still generally discussed in terms of a conflict between secularism and religion. Brilliantly weaving together the threads of her argument, Dr. D. Latifa brings us back to hypermasculine/dominator undercurrents in both religious fundamentalism and secular modernity. A very courageous book that shines new light on how we can transcend present thinking and move forward at this increasingly dangerous time in history." - Riane Eisler, president of the Center for Partnership Studies, author of The Chalice and the Blade and The Real Wealth of Nations.
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