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Jimmy Durham y su compañero de habitación, Seth Williams, dos estudiantes de la Universidad de Morganburg en Morganburg, Virginia, se mudan a un apartamento en el sótano para su último año. El día de la mudanza, Jimmy descubre que su novia ha sido asesinada. Antes de su muerte, ella le había dicho que estaba trabajando en una historia impactante sobre el pueblo y el campus, pero fue asesinada antes de poder revelar lo que había descubierto. Sintiéndose como si no recibiera ayuda de la policía, Jimmy comienza su propia investigación, y entonces todo el infierno se desata. Una fuerza espiritual poderosa y maligna está tomando el control del campus y del pueblo y está tomando posesión de Seth. Jimmy y sus amigos planean sacar a Seth de la ciudad, pero ¿será demasiado tarde?

Explore the intricate tapestry of love, commitment, and the ever-changing dynamics of marriage in the modern world. Delve into the evolving landscape of this fundamental institution, examining the motivations, challenges, and consequences that shape the lives of countless individuals and society at large. From changing gender roles and technology's impact to the influence of societal pressures, discover the factors contributing to the unraveling of marital bonds. This book aims to shed light on the enduring power of love and commitment, providing insights, strategies, and stories of resilience for couples navigating the complexities of marriage.

Estella wakes and finds herself looking up at the night sky and realises after a few minutes that she is lying on damp grass. She slowly recovers and sits up to find she is sitting in a field looking at Stonehenge. Her horse and close by grazing. She manages to stand despite a throbbing body and head and calls to Prince. She manages to mount feeling like a novice and realising where she is turns Prince to endeavor to ride to her country home which is some miles away. it takes her all night to make that journey and eventually turns in through the gates and up to the front door. Exhausted she almost falls out of the saddle but managed to reach out for the door before falling to the floor in the hallway. A few minutes later the housekeeper peers over the banisters and comes to her rescue.

In 1945, John Russell (Russ) Kerr provided a poignant narrative of his experiences as a left gunner on the B-29 Super-fortress engaged in the struggle against Japanese forces. Stationed on Tinian Island in the Mariana Islands of the Pacific Ocean, Russ articulates his wartime journey through a series of handwritten letters addressed to his brother, Robert (Bob) Kerr, and their family in Detroit, Michigan.Despite some letters enduring damage in a basement flood, Bob preserved this collection as a historical treasure for his family and future generations, maintaining the original spellings and phrasing. Russ's letters offer a vivid portrayal of daily life on the island as he awaited bombing missions over Japan, recounting the challenges of flying missions against enemy antiaircraft artillery. The sobering reality that not all members of his unit returned from these perilous missions adds a somber tone to his accounts.In addition to the challenges, Russ's letters also capture the camaraderie and humor shared among the airmen. He skillfully weaves tales of their escapades, injecting moments of levity into their wartime existence. The island's entertainment offerings, including movies, appearances by famous baseball players, live performances, and the presence of beer, became crucial elements in sustaining morale.In essence, this book stands as a cherished historical record of the Kerr family and serves as a compelling narrative for anyone with an interest in World War II. The preservation of Russ's original expressions adds an authentic touch, making this account not only informative but a heartfelt and personal contribution to the collective memory of this pivotal period in history.

About the Author:Mirna Bella Grant is a Springfield Native. Born and raised in Massachusetts to the late Olga and Gilberto Hernandez Sr. She began her passion for writing over 20 years ago. She continues to write poetry as a hobby for friends and family. Mirna ardor is writing children's and non-fiction story books. Mirna is a wife, mother, and a great friend to all. She is a dedicated nurse and an avid traveler, which is her first love. She has traveled to many countries and has met many wonderful people from other cultures. Mirna is a member of the Art Institute for Writers and the International Society of Female Professionals. Her dream is to become a well-respected author and have her books in households and schools all over the world. Her future endeavors is to continue her children's book series.About the Book:This book is dedicated to my amazing nephew Devon Joseph Soto and Erica Padilla. Both of these incredible people are the parents of my beautiful great niece and God daughter Saige Storm Soto. This book is the first series inspired and in memory of Saige, whom is no longer with us. However, her memory will continue to live through my book series. Saige this is for you, continue to shine, dance, and sing in heaven, Nina loves you

GRATITUDE: "30 Days to an Enlightened Heart, Mind, and Soul" is a daily gratitude workbook, journal and personal agenda. Wonderful for people that need help with focus and setting intention for the day. ¿Throughout the 30 days, it's essential to have daily or weekly tasks, reading materials, and guided exercises to help participants along their journey to enlightenment. The program may also incorporate other elements like gratitude practices, goal setting, and encouragement to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

About the Book:About myself. it is my autobiography, true life events, Living a lifetime of depression, domestic/mental/emotional abuse, I am divorced, and work as an EMT/Medicolegal Death Investigator, I have enquied multiple education opportunities, never to fall being controlled or a victim again. life has been a continuous fighting battle, physical, mental, and financially.

ABOUT THE BOOKJimmy Durham and his roommate, Seth Williams, two students at the University of Morganburg in Morganburg, Virginia, move to a basement apartment for their senior year. On the day of the move, Jimmy learns his girlfriend is murdered. Before her death, she had told him she was working on a shocking story about the town and the campus, but she was killed before she could reveal what she had discovered. Feeling like he's getting no help from the police, Jimmy begins his own investigation, and then all hell breaks loose. A powerful and evil spiritual force is gaining control of the campus and town and is taking possession of Seth. Jimmy and his friends plan to get Seth out of town, but are they too late?ABOUT THE AUTHOR John Osborne is from Atlanta, and he now lives in Tallahassee. He has fourteen short stories published, and his first novel, Children of the Damned.

Dr. Tiffany McMillian Burks has been in education for over 20 years, working in both the private and public sectors. She has experience as a substitute teacher and has taught various subjects, including 3rd-grade subjects, 6th-8th grade English Language Arts, and Drama for 9th-12th graders. In 2003, Dr. Tiffany McMillian Burks was named a Model Classroom Teacher by the Cumberland County Schools district in Fayetteville, North Carolina.Dr. Tiffany McMillian Burks obtained her Master's degree in Administration and Middle Grades Education. Her leadership roles outside the classroom have included Academic Facilitator, Innovative Grant Coach, and Assistant Principal. She earned her doctorate in Leadership Education from Fayetteville State University. She has always believed that with the right resources, all students can learn, and anyone desiring to lead effectively can do so with ethics. She recalls one of her professors emphasizing that an individual's true self is revealed through leadership. In her various roles, she has consistently advocated for the inclusivity of all.Dr. Tiffany McMillian Burks was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina, but her stepfather's military service provided her with the opportunity to live in Germany twice. Despite the challenges of transitioning and missing her friends, she values the experiences that living abroad provided. This period of transition taught her the importance of fostering a sense of belonging within the educational community for everyone.Dr. Tiffany McMillian Burks considers herself wise not solely due to her educational experiences but also recognizes that God granted her the opportunity to live through these experiences. She acknowledges that without His presence, the peace to navigate these challenges would not have been possible.Although her beautiful mother had only one child, a decision she's grateful for, it allowed Dr. Tiffany McMillian Burks to rest during her childhood as an only child before raising her 5 beautiful children with the help of family and friends. Dr. Burks also acknowledges the blessing of having wonderful brothers and sisters in the body of Christ.