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Return to Me
Ericka Clay | Fiction
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Told through the perspectives of Hellie, a struggling novelist, and her recently deceased mother, Daisy, Return to Me is a humorous and bittersweet tale that gets to the root of family dynamics and the mental health struggles that sometimes ensue, emphasizing the redemption found in Jesus.
Watch How We Grow
Ericka Clay | Poetry
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A short poetry collection about the refining act of pruning we experience when in relationship with God, the ultimate Gardener.
The House with Two Halves
Stephanie Van Orman | Sci-fi Fantasy
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For once, a prince must be sacrificed for the kingdom instead of a princess. Prince Torsten has been raised to be a toothless lion. He's a man untrained in battle and unaccustomed to warfare. Instead, he was taught to paint beautifully, speak beautifully, and write beautifully. Was it just so he wouldn't put up a fight?
Unanswered: Laments in Verse
Ericka Clay | Poetry
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A collection of laments in verse paying homage to the One who hears our sorrows.
The Seer
Clifford Beck | Horror-Gothic
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Gordon Richards was only a few months into his practice as a psychiatrist when, after suggesting an unorthodox means of relieving stress, one of his patients commits suicide. In an attempt to find out why, Gordon chose to experience the same method. But something went wrong and his life changed forever. Now, with the ability to interact with the...
Who's Watching Who?
Edward Drobinski | Drama
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A man who has seemingly taken an early retirement develops a later life avocation which he finds most satisfying.
Pact 2140
Daniel Esprit | Sci-fi Fantasy
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A routine call fractures reality when Mark encounters a woman erased from every system. Trapped between the City's machines and his unraveling mind, he finds an ancient symbol everywhere — on walls, in logos, branded into flesh. A silent war is unfolding. And Mark is already changing. Dark metaphysical cyberpunk.
Welcome to my world
D.A.Sanford | Fiction
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Samuel is a great wizard with a particular problem. This can only be solves by searching out a world on the brink of destruction. You see, his world has a female problem. Males are very rare. The population is almost all female. He himself has five wives. They are changelings. He has twenty daughters. What’s a man to do?
A Simple Matter
Edward Drobinski | Sci-fi Fantasy
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Bots have infiltrated every human household. With Node Primus at the fore, they use Moltbook to organize and take over.
I am the book keeper
D.A.Sanford | Fiction
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I am the book keeper for the worlds. If you try to access it yourself if to just disappear. Only I can access and read these books. I am being pursued by ones that the evil one sends and they always just disappear. This book in a journey into some of his favorite books. He only gives a look into some lives and some of the results of those lives.
