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THE GOAL OF THIS BOOK The #1 goal of this book is to inspire you to write by revealing my proven methods…so you can get over your excuses, stop procrastinating, and finally get your book done. This book will: 1. Save you months of frustration with my time-saving techniques 2. Dispel the myth that writing a book is too difficult, confusing, or reserved for the “select few.” 3. Give you my street-smart, unfiltered, and direct approach so you can get the words out of your head and into your manuscript. 4. Empower you with unique ways to override the noise, distraction, and excuses so you’re motivated to get the job done.

Meet Amelia Bardon, a struggling young mother and wife who takes a position as a hospice nurse, not realizing how it will expose deeply buried grief from her mother’s tragic passing. When Amelia is assigned to patient Carol Schultz, she finds solace in Carol’s comforting presence and motherly advice. A special bond forms between them, one that drowns out the troubling progression of Carol’s failing health, Amelia’s escalating heartaches at home, and Carol’s questionable living conditions.

When Carol begins to read her memoirs to Amelia, Amelia is shaken by the similiarities between their lives. Then she discovers that Carol is carrying a secret hidden for forty years, and Amelia becomes consumed with uncovering the truth. Her curiosity gets the best of her, and she makes a decision that she can’t take back … and deep down she doesn’t want to.

In the midst of it all, Carol’s daughter Marie is fighting to protect her mother from the clutches of a cunning man who has wrested control of Carol’s life and fortune. She must also come to terms with the truth-that she is already mourning the loss of her mother. She must find a way to ensure Carol’s well-being while helping her siblings cope with the growing alienation from their mother.

When Amelia and Marie cross paths, Amelia learns the story behind Carol’s predicament, but is it too late to help?

Obadyah. Sacrificed to pay his father’s debt, forced into the life every Hebrew boy feared: slave to the king and…a eunuch. A man of strength and stature, Obadyah is assigned the role of head of security in the court of the Phoenician king where the most unlikely thing of all happens: he falls in love.

Zoë. Chosen to be Athena, goddess of wisdom. As a member of Jezebel’s prized harem, she is the envy of every Sidonian. She enjoys great privilege, serving at the feet of Jezebel, with a single threat clouding her days. She must please the fickle princess if she is to live. Her love for Obadyah can never be discovered.

Jezebel. Alluring, shrewd, and poised to rule, the daughter of the Phoenician king makes it her mission to destroy anyone and anything that stands between her and power. As Jezebel comes of age, her rage turns to Yahweh, His prophets, and His servants.

Faced with an evil far greater than any he could have imagined, Obadyah must stop Jezebel from destroying his people and their relationship with Yahweh, preserved in the precious scrolls and in the hearts of the prophets. Obadyah must save the Word of God. He must protect Zoë. He must accept the truth about himself. But how?

Eliah. In the fulfillment of this impossible task, Yahweh brings Obadyah a helper: a little girl, gifted as a psalm-keeper. Can a little girl and two slaves save the Word of God-and themselves-from Jezebel’s powerful hand?

This is my story. I didn’t speak until I was five. At age six, I was put in special education and called a ‘retard’ by my own brothers. I was autistic, but no one knew it.

I believe God knew. At six years old, He told me He was watching over me. I didn’t even know who God was, except by the spitting remarks my mother made about religion at the dinner table.

At seven I was abused by my friend’s 19-year-old cousin. At ten my mother punched me in the face with her closed fist, blaming me for something I didn’t do.

Realizing she would never love me, I no longer wanted to live. I handed my brother a knife and demanded that he use it on me. He stared at me and laughed.

It was at that moment I realized I had no choice but to survive and no one was going to help me. I had to choose my own path. I had to learn to love myself. I had to turn the negatives in my life into positives.

Autistic, dyslexic, and carrying a big secret, I made my way in the world with a single dream.

The #1 mission of this book is to help you get hooked on two core ideas you may have forgotten or never considered using daily to improve your life:

* The simple power of a quote to shift your perception

* The power of a question to change your mind and inspire action

This book is about your journey, your unique story. It is here to encourage you to dream again, to push yourself higher, and to never say never. 

Gunplay, wicked storms, seductive love scenes: this story wanders with a twenty-something, rootless, reckless Ranen from his mountaineering days through the wild beginnings of the Caribbean drug smuggling scene. Queens, kings, rock stars, none ever lived a lifestyle this exhilarating and elegant. Not really a cookbook, these are true tales of sailing adventure with ocean going recipes. Ranen is Back! (only younger) in this long-awaited prequel to A Smuggler’s Guide to Good Manners. Ranen wrote and published stories from his life so his friends could visit these places, meet these characters, and experience the lifestyle. This is a sailing voyage worth taking.

This book was written on the inspiration that Wylene received in the Winter of 2021, a time when the world was suffering from the darkness of a pandemic, social unrest, and political divisiveness. It was a time when God was more present and active than ever to those who would hear His voice. Wylene was listening. And this book is the result of God’s messages to her. 

The #1 mission of this book is to help you get hooked on two core ideas you may have forgotten or never considered using daily to improve your life:

* The simple power of a quote to shift your perception

* The power of a question to change your mind and inspire action

This book is about your journey, your unique story.

Born with hydrocephalus in 1961, Robin has triumphed over impediments and obstacles to become a social worker, wife, and mother. With 27 surgeries under her belt and more in her future, Robin has become a passionate advocate for individuals and families coping with life with hydrocephalus. From the faulty medical equipment to the lack of educational resources, Robin seeks to create a network of resources and support for families living with hydrocephalus.  CLICK the image to learn more.