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★A dream is a wish your heart . . . definitely doesn't need.★Recent college graduate Dolly Jones just wants to live a nice, quiet life with her ultra-hot, ultra-magical genie boyfriend. Is that too much to ask? Yes, because she's still stuck tethered to the bad-boy brother, Velis is busy prepping for the coronation that will make him laird of the estate, and there are multiple evil sons of b*tches out there that want her dead. And did she mention she's plagued with magical dreams now? Of a memory Arrik swears he didn't take. Velis and Arrik Reilhander were born to be rivals-one of them not full djinn, the other not a full person, both finding validation in a shared source of light. When Daddy Djinn's return home to the manor sparks the escape of the oldest, nastiest triplet who now wants Dolly's head more than ever, Velis and Arrik will stop at nothing to make sure Dolly is safe. Forever. Even if for one of them, it means saying goodbye.DREAMS REALLY DO is the romantic, fantastic second-coming-of-age story of at least three flawed twenty-somethings from different realms battling their inner demons, and each other, one wish at a time.

How many times does it take before you realize that you're not the solution to a problem when it comes to marriage? You're not even the right person to give advice when asked. This is how the world treats someone who has never been married, yet these are the first people who are asked when there is a problem in a marriage.Let's analyze this concept for a moment. One, who told you to get married in the first place, was it God or was it your decision? Two, why did you get married? Was it for love or money, or even some other reason?Three, the one who says, "I DO" may just be saying that because they "Don't" want to be alone.Find out where your inside told your outside that marriage was the right thing for you. The outcome may help you determine and help you realize who was the real person who kept you in a place where you did not belong and who wanted to have someone, who they could just boss around. You may find that when released from a marriage that was not yours to begin with or was not in its proper time will always result in turmoil and even misery in some cases. In others, there could be a reunion as a friend or even a person who wants to be a husband without the paperwork. Either way, somebody must change and there is never a clear picture of who that is when it comes to a marriage.What if it's both of you and you don't even know it until you are alone and have had time to assess what really happened? The real truth about your marriage comes from God and he is a marriage counselor from the inside and of course, he does solo sessions when you make your appointment.In time, all marriages are more than meets the eye. They are happy, sad, moody, loving, and even impossible but never blame each other for what you think the other person should or should not be doing as you're not the boss of anything but yourself. You're not even the boss of that either without God so take a step back and get together with him to get the answers to the who, what, and whys of your life. Your marriage is not the whole picture, it's just a minor adjustment to the bigger plan which you were supposed to understand first, marriage second, and Love until death do you part third.The single humans are not in the wrong for being single, they are in it to win it, with or without the other person to make them feel whole. Two do become one but not without God as the merger and until you merge with God first, you're going in circles.

She asks for a light. You reach in your pocket and dig out your Bic, strike the flint, and touch the flame to her cigarette. She inhales. The tip roils cinder. A line of flame draws down the paper, crossing the band, down the filter. It touches her lips and her entire face is a blaze. Engulfing, disappearing her hair, climbing down her throat, down her shoulders and arms and chest and belly, down her pants to her shoes. Washed in pumpkin light. She waves her arms, spinning in circles and howling. You run. Collected fiction.

A story of family, hope, and the will to survive. Sydney likes hiking, but the idea of missing her boyfriend's party when he has been showing interest in someone else has leadened her pack. Why can't her family put off their vacation for a day? Now she's stuck listening to her brother and sister whine while her mom tries to bore into her social life like a woodpecker searching for grubs. Not that Mom ever really cared. . . . Granted, cliff jumping into crystal clear pools does sound fun. But Sydney would rather stay home. Jen misses the days when her daughter, Sydney, would listen to stories about lullabies. Now Sydney doesn't listen at all. Maybe the family backpacking trip into the remote West Clear Creek Wilderness is exactly what the two of them need to reconnect. Still, the notion of frigid water, towering cliffs, and natural disasters make the perils of the canyon hard to ignore. But Blake, her outdoorsman husband, promises the views are worth the risk. . . . If only she could get the stories of difficult and delayed rescues out of her mind. When disaster strikes, can Jen and Sydney find the strength to lean on each other? Find out in this women's fiction meets family adventure novel.

A journey to explore her roots turns into the adventure of a lifetime.Tenesha Hussain was born and raised in Canada to a Jamaican father and European mother. Growing up all she heard were stories of the island. Now old enough, Tenesha decides the time is right to make the long trip from Toronto to Jamaica and discover her true roots. There was no way she could have ever imagined the difficulties she'd face along the way.Life seems determined to keep her from exploring her family heritage. From a crippling snowstorm shutting down all major airports in the area to a string of unfortunate events threatening to either leave her stranded in NYC or send her to the hospital for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.Tenesha becomes more determined than ever and, pushing through each obstacle as it presents itself, she at last makes it to Jamaica. But the life she expected to find no longer exists. Tenesha must come to terms with all that has transpired as dark family secrets are revealed.She might not be strong enough to accept them all.

WHAT IS "SEXUAL HEALING," BESIDES BEING THE NAME OF MARVIN GAYE'S LAST GREAT RECORD? The goal of sacred intimacy is to facilitate self-knowledge through erotic pleasure. Sacred intimates approach sexuality with the understanding that it's related to spirituality. They help people identify, embrace, and practice desire as holy, to see sexual embodiment as an expression of the soul. They hold the body as sacred and view erotic energy as a crucial component of human life and spiritual health. Their primary intention is that of healing -- not just addressing the wounds to the spirit and the flesh caused by sexual abuse, addiction, or disease but also acknowledging that the fun and the pleasure, the vitality and the divine mystery of sex have nourishing properties in and of themselves. Inspired by the visionary teachings of Joseph Kramer and the Body Electric School, Don Shewey shares his journey of building a sacred intimate practice and cultivating the capacity to treat each client as a combination of Daddy, lover, and God. This unvarnished account of his unfolding discoveries will be both illuminating and validating to past, present, and future practitioners, to seekers of sexual healing, or simply to sentient beings with an interest in the varieties of human sexual experience.

Belan is the CEO and he needs this PowerPoint deck asap. The narrator, however, just wants to fly home - and he might not deliver what Belan is expecting. Set mostly during a delay at SFO, The Belan Deck captures one traveler's reflections on art, artificial intelligence, corporate life, David Markson, coincidences, and literature.

The world ended-twice. Only Esther, the Eternal One, saw it all happen. As head of the powerful Revenant Sisterhood, she shepherds humanity from Cathedral, the Last City. Except Cathedral isn't the last city, and her sisterhood's power is far from holy.It's the year 2500, give or take. The passage of time has become as blurry as the gray wastes that cover most of North America. No moon or stars light the night, and demonic hordes smash against the last outposts of civilization.Two reborn nations vie for humanity's future. In the west, Cathedral unleashes its God-engines-ancient walking war machines-in a final bid to cleanse the earth. In the east, the struggling city-state of Bastion turns to the last living AI for salvation. Between them, a tribe of technological scavengers unwittingly holds the balance of power.Hell is on the horizon. Who will survive? --For fans of Dan Simmons' Hyperion Cantos, Iain Banks' Culture novels, Dune, and other classic metaphysical science fiction.This compelling new trilogy explores questions of family, faith, and the human condition on the backdrop of a dark post-apocalyptic future.

23 contributors in this issue!A quarterly journal showcasing poetry, short fiction, flash-fiction, haiku, and any writing that drips with authenticity.

Life changed drastically for Elizabeth when she discovered she was gifted with the ability to travel to alternate universes. Read through her journal as she navigates between her isolated home life, impossible travel destinations, and life as a teenager.

In the blink of an eye, thousands of Space Corps Marines were incinerated before they ever set foot on Kanaris. They turned out to be the lucky ones. When Eamon Tauk crawled out of the wreckage of Wasp-Three, he was pummeled by the realization that they were separated from their objective by hundreds of kilometers of hostile rainforest. For infuriating reasons the young cadet could not even begin to comprehend, there would be no effort to rescue them. Their only chance at survival lies in carving a path through an alien jungle to the lost colony of Narman's Pyke, hoping that whatever claimed the outpost's inhabitants was no longer lurking there. Along with Jella Duverii, an expert in alien zoology who grew up in "The Pyke," Tauk fights to keep his troops alive in a place where death awaits them at every turn. To survive the jungle, they must confront nightmarish predators, nearly impassible terrain, and the creeping madness brought on by the unrelenting Kanarisian rain. As they approach the unknown horrors that await them at their destination, Tauk begins to recognize that, as ferocious and merciless as the beasts that prey upon them are, the gravest threat to the lives of his troops and the woman he has come to love just might be themselves. Narman's Pyke is the electrifying first book of a new military sci-fi series. If you like character-driven, high-adventure space-thrillers with blood-chilling creatures, alien intrigue, romance, and suspense, then you will love J.E. Park's sprawling space saga! To immerse yourself in an exhilarating tale of struggle and survival, buy your copy of Narman's Pyke today!

Support your child in feeling confident, smart, and amazing! Looking for an activity book that sparks your child's creativity and teaches them affirmations? Truly Everything: Coloring Book for Girls teaches young readers how to develop positive inner voice through using affirmations. Author Dr. Thomishia Booker is a licensed therapist specializing in early childhood development. Her brand Hey Carter! focusing on supporting young children in feeling confident and standing in the fullness of who they are. Hey Carter! Books (HCB) curates books, products, and experiences that ensures Black children, specifically boys are reflected positively.More information about Hey Carter! Books (TM) can be found at www.heycarterbooks.com>Help your child feel confident by purchasing a copy of Truly Everything: Coloring Book for Girls today! Age group 3-7 years old

The saga continues. Book II of the Cleelok series, The Cabal of Lochom, picks up where the first book left off. Their new mission, commanded of them by a Beleg, one of the creators of the world, is to destroy the secretive Cabal of Lochom whose members are rarely spoken of, let alone seen. While searching through empty and ruined towns for clues, they must struggle against darkness embodied in smoke made solid, the Tlana. At least they will have the assistance of several Yavens, the eternal creatures of Law that the Belegs sprang from.Clerin, the great communicator between the Belegs, has been given the mission. It must be solved before she can finish her previous quest. Croy's dreams have become even more vivid and demanding. He must confront an old mentor, which he is hesitant to do. Trela must stave off ruling her realm to command the mission. The amount of warriors on the adventure has shrunk considerably from the army she amassed to become Queen, but she has graciously brought the most skilled with her. Vrric, one of the only mages known to have fought against a Tlana and lived, must bring his increasing powers to bear. There is little room for error against the forces stacked against them all.

The very mention of the word "poverty" is directly linked to inference of erosion, limitation, and spiritual blindness. The adoption of poverty as a mindset be it knowingly or unconsciously, produces disdain for ingenuity and hard work, or faith in one's ability to reach higher gains when those most affected by it cannot see themselves doing any better. Subliminally, through gifting of government subsidizes the mindsets of millions are conditioned to accept being an afterthought isn't as bad as some say when their bellies are full, taking a hot shower is commonplace, access to healthcare and housing are also part of their living threads of existence. Even though it is at the lowest quality, the conditioning is so severe most cannot recognize the paralysis because there is some level of provision.Even Malcolm X highlighted the blight of the Negro as being caught up in social wars controlled by politics; Liberals vs Conservatives and not much has changed. In fact, the liberal agenda has the largest budget that does not have an end date nor room enough to accommodate the very populace it claims to represent. It can only mean one thing, "No representation."The very agencies run by erudite CEOs funded by scholarly politicians represents the essence of what a secret society looks like in plain sight and the oversight.