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A Diplomatic Death by Gabriel Westwood revolves around a Soldier and a Diplomat first secretary. This narrative is based on all the struggles that the warrior overcame in the situation. Soldiers are loyal even after they die and battle valiantly for the welfare of the nation. However, life is a terrific school for human behavior, because people change with time and circumstances. Black comes in a variety of hues. And darkness isn't always awful or creepy. One can embrace it with the same affection and tenderness that death does. Read on to learn the suspense underlying the experiences.

"Prepare to be enchanted by 'And Buddha Gave Me a Son' by Diane Delos, a captivating tale that explores the transformative power of unexpected connections and the beauty of embracing life's surprises. Join the protagonist on a soul-stirring journey as they navigate the complexities of parenthood, spirituality, and self-discovery. With its evocative storytelling and richly drawn characters, this novel will transport you to a world where love, laughter, and personal growth intertwine. Immerse yourself in the pages of 'And Buddha Gave Me a Son' and experience a heartwarming story that will leave you contemplating the profound mysteries of life."

"Tucked Away on Christmas: A Christmas Short by Shaan Ranae is a heartwarming holiday tale that will fill your heart with joy and the spirit of the season. Join the charming characters as they embark on a magical adventure, discovering the true meaning of Christmas and the power of love and friendship. With its delightful blend of enchantment and nostalgia, this captivating story will transport readers to a romantic winter wonderland, where twinkling lights and warm cocoa await. Get ready to be swept away by the magic of Christmas in this delightful short story that is sure to leave you with a smile on your face and warmth in your heart."

"For You, I'll Go" by Cecilia de Jong is a moving tale of hope and love that will yank at your heartstrings. Set in the emotional life of a girl growing up in Italy and England, this enthralling crime fiction novel follows the unusual journey of Chiara, a woman who looks back on her childhood as an orphan who strives to find her place in society, against all odds. Having a rough and unfair past, Chiara is constantly at war with her arch nemesis: trust. With fate, she meets her reflection, a troubled boy who is as broken as she is. Together, they embark on a thrilling adventure, helping each other discover glimpses of forgotten bliss in life through its deepest cuts.However, nothing is as brightly coloured as they thought it would be. Darker shades follow, including blood red. Cecilia piles a hypnotic narrative, looking at complex emotions caused by the relevant pressure of society on children, involving entrapment, isolation, anxiety, but also freedom. "For You, I'll Go" is a haunting story of bravery, constancy, and the lasting force of friendship, prompting us that even in the darkest of times, the human heart can gleam with untiring hope.But the question remains: who murdered Chiara?

'Never Just Anybody... Alice's Story' is a captivating fictional biography that takes you on a journey into the extraordinary life of Alice from modest beginnings through to unexpected and poignant life events and self-discovery. This book beautifully captures a woman's resilience, courage, and determination to carve her own path throughout her life. Powerful storytelling paints a vivid picture of Alice's life with its triumphs and trials, making it impossible to put the book down.Follow Alice as she navigates love in all its forms, and experiences painful loss, in a world that often tries to define her. This heartfelt and inspiring story reminds us that we all have the power to shape our own destiny.

In the heart of 19th-century Paris, Julian Mercier and Édouard Manet share a friendship that has weathered more than three decades of trials and tribulations. They navigate the tumultuous world of art and criticism, where every stroke of the brush and every word written hold the power to shape their destinies.When Édouard's life draws to a close, Julian stands among the mourners at his funeral, reminiscing about their enduring bond. Memories of shared laughter and fierce battles against critics flood Julian's mind, set against the backdrop of the vibrant world of 19th-century Paris.But it isn't all camaraderie and creativity. When Édouard challenges a critic to a duel over a scathing critique, Julian fears for his friend's life. The duel in the serene Saint-Germain Forest becomes a battle not just of swords but of ambition and ego. As swords clash and lives hang in the balance, Julian and Édouard, navigate the treacherous waters of artistic rivalry.With wit, courage, and a hint of irony, "The Shadow of an Artist" explores the enduring power of friendship, the complexities of artistic ambition, and the lengths one will go to defend their passion.

Anna String's memoir, Life, and Everything Else, is a reflection on her experiences. She sees life in a more sensitive way because she has a schizaffective mental condition. Based in South Africa, she shares her thoughts on the outbreak of World War II, the Holocaust and apartheid. She is profoundly affected by the humanitarian catastrophes that occur in the world today, and cares about people. She discusses the various theories, beliefs, ideas, love, etc., that have helped her to find inner calm, balance and peace. This story connects ideas about surviving human disasters, and still living well.

In the intoxicating world of the city's nightlife, where charm and charisma open doors, one man thrives on the thrill of the chase. Meet the enigmatic protagonist Ciaran, who revels in the attention and adoration of countless women, leaving them smitten with his irresistible allure. But when he sets his sights on a new target, the fiery and unyielding Tara Whelan, he takes on a challenge like no other.In this provocative tale of desire and manipulation, our protagonist's audacious plan unfolds as he seeks to break down Tara's defenses, determined to reshape her perception of him. Yet, as the game of seduction and power plays intensify, he finds himself entangled in a web of his own making.With unapologetic candor and a touch of arrogance, this story explores the dark allure of a man who's accustomed to getting what he wants and the woman who may prove to be his most formidable opponent. As the sparks fly and boundaries blur, the question lingers: Who will emerge victorious in this high-stakes battle of wits and emotions?Prepare to be captivated by a narrative that delves deep into the complexities of attraction, ego, and the unpredictable dance between two individuals drawn together by a dangerous game. "The Charmer's Challenge" is a provocative tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page.

'You Don't Need Salvation' by H. Conradie offers an exploration of biblical passages, challenging traditional interpretations. Conradie delves into the essence of faith, emphasizing personal growth, compassion, and self-acceptance. Drawing from the Bible, the author invites readers to question the notion of salvation as an external concept and encourages them to find inner peace and fulfillment.Through insightful interpretations, this book invites readers to embrace a more inclusive and compassionate understanding of spirituality. The author's unique perspective sheds new light on familiar biblical references, inspiring readers to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

Fetlocks and Fisticuffs is a fascinating and engrossing narrative about the Von Meerens generation, the supposedly infertile Von Meeren men proving the medics wrong with three more children. Kate Maria, the youngest expresses the love of her grandparents, Opa and Oma, in exceptional terms and also saddens the readers by describing their departure from this world. Opa used to call Oma, Sweet Witch and this title has strong ties to Kate's tale, even with regards to the bully from her past who's still lurking, not easy to ignore and causing mayhem. Read on to discover the intriguing blend of love, drama and suspense.

Love Letters to America expresses the birth of freedom, democracy, and capitalism that came to be, which provided a standard of living that had never previously existed. These letters discuss how major efforts are being made worldwide by wealthy and powerful forces to destroy our American way of life. Substantial progress has already been made in that direction.This collection of Love Letters are written to encourage Americans to cherish and restore the conservative ideals on which our society is based. We all must take up the battle to defeat the global effort to control and subjugate humanity in the worldwide spread of totalitarianism and restore the greatest society ever created in the history of mankind.

When two sisters, coming from a background of simplicity and hardship, find themselves caught up in a world of opulence and power, where the ruling Family share a network of complex relationships, the dynamics hiding a legacy of deceit and hidden truths, they become caught up in a journey of intrigue and drama.In the centre of this chaos of wealth and privilege, of ambition and power, one man stands out. He will be the reason both sisters embark on a quest of self- realization, each unable to control the feelings that keep them searching for acceptance and for a love that will ultimately cost them more than they could ever imagine.With shifting alliances and simmering rivalries, each sister must navigate treacherous waters to protect her place in a Family that hides a dark past. In this gripping tale of love, ambition, and self-realization, the journey will be a test of Human endurance.

In Hacking Happiness by Shikha Chaudhry, dive headfirst with a relatable protagonist on a quest for authentic happiness, a kind that resonates deep within. Through witty anecdotes and actionable advice, this book challenges conventional wisdom and empowers you to embrace self-discovery, even in the face of modern life's complexities. Imagine crafting a life brimming with genuine happiness. Hacking Happiness is a practical roadmap to your unique path to contentment.This isn't a self-improvement gimmick; it's an adventure. Get ready to revolutionize your perspective and embark on a journey that might just leave you saying, "Eureka! I've hacked happiness."

Loxley Chase is all that is left of Sherwood Forest. It is said to be haunted and no one dares to go near the trees until, one day, James and Emma unwittingly wander deep into the wood. The two siblings discover the ghost of Robin Hood, and thus begins a quest to save the Earth from climate change. James and Emma band together with a group of their friends and a group of legendary spirits. Their aim is to find a set of containers holding the earth's power, hidden in past years by spiritual leaders who foresaw mankind itself, and other dark forces, threatening to overturn the balance of nature. Join the Pachamama Protectors as they forge new friendships and fight old enemies on a mission to save the world for themselves, and for future generations.

Daniel Juventus has always been the brunt of teasing and bullying from his classmates; his peculiar nature and a slight deformity in his hand earns him his classmates' mocking. It does not help that Daniel has never known his parents and only lives with his grandfather, which leaves a gaping hole in his heart. When Daniel begins having strange dreams, his grandfather finally admits to the truth of his parents' disappearance. In one dream, Daniel is given a powerful key - an Ankh - and is told he is the Chosen One to free the soul of EV; the King of the Kingdom of Light, who is imprisoned alongside Dzărum; the Lord of Darkness.When one night, a strange woman appears in his bedroom and guides him to a parallel world, Daniel thinks his mission to save both his parents and EV has finally begun. Little does he know, what lies beyond is a continuing stream of dark forces preventing him from fulfilling his mission. These forces are after the Ankh as it can unlock the gate to Hell. Daniel must do what he can to save those he holds dear and thwart all attempts of the minions of darkness to take over the goodness of the world.

"She must escape, and soon"Fleeing a tyrannical husband and seeking to make a new life for herself, Gwyneth comes to the sleepy village of Lancegate. Here, she can set down roots and build her own future. But she remains watchful, as her husband's agents could be hiding in every shadow.With new friends and allies, and new dangers lurking, will Gwyn be able to make it through the challenges she faces, and find happiness on her own terms? Or will the fear and darkness of her past swallow her again, and snuff out her dreams before they can spark to life?

Mahler's Cigarettes is a heartfelt collection of poems by Benjamin Szijarto dedicated to the memory of his beloved. Through delicate words and vivid imagery, the author takes us on a journey of love, loss, and longing. Each poem is a tender reflection of their shared experiences, capturing the essence of their connection.With a blend of raw emotions and lyrical beauty, the author's words paint a poignant portrait of love's complexities. From the bittersweet ache of separation to the lingering presence of memories, this collection invites readers to delve into the depths of the author's heart and explore the profound impact of a love that transcends time.

In life's turbulent journey, Sarah's story unfolds. She navigates the challenges of middle school, where bullies lurk and insecurities thrive. Reading provides solace, offering a refuge from her daily struggles, and the kindness of her supportive friend Sam shines through. Her story takes a darker turn when she is faced with a traumatic event that haunts her thoughts and leaves her grappling with guilt. Later, at a frat party, she meets Robert, whose presence both intrigues and bewilders her. Sam's encouragement pushes Sarah to take a chance, leading to an unexpected connection. However, the shadows of the past linger as Sarah visits the graves of those she has lost, confronting her mother and the painful memories that still haunt her, all while remembering Lucy, who left the world too soon. The story is a tapestry of emotions, weaving together friendship, trauma, love, and loss, as the protagonist navigates the complex journey of life.

African Tour Leader's Campfire Tales by Lesley Mukwacha recounts his unforgettable tour of the African national parks. He takes his readers on a journey through his experiences as a guide to tourists and his encounter with African creatures. All of the amusing incidents and escapades will undoubtedly not bore the readers. Read on to discover all the delights of safari parks.

The dark magic of the south is threatening North Feasgar. Sarah is summoned to help Tom save the land and fulfil their destiny. Their adventures take them once more, deep into Mount Greyvyn to find the amulets they need before confronting the Mages. Sarah and Tom are joined by the friends they met in their previous adventures. At the same time, readers meet some of the good people of the south, also battling against the Mages from their side of the barrier. How will they save the land? What will Sarah decide to do at the end of the trilogy? The Rising of the South is the third novel in the Anam Cara Trilogy, which follows Tom and Sarah's adventures trying to conquer the dark powers that threaten the land of North Feasgar. For older readers interested in psychology, the story can also be explored as an allegory.

Ainsley was fourteen when their tribe was massacred by an unknown group of assassins. The lone survivor, Ainsley vows to get justice for their fallen people. But to defeat the assassins, Ainsley must train to be as vicious as their enemies.Trained by ex-assassin Yonten, Ainsley joins a famed assassin organisation: The North Wind. Given a new name and placed in a squad of strangers, to become a member of the North Wind, Ainsley must give up their past. Yet hidden beneath this new identity, is a burning memory of injustice and a will to kill those responsible for the death of their people.Soul of the Sky is a gripping dark fantasy, a story steeped in loss, betrayal, and blood. Will Ainsley be able to hunt down those who killed their people? Or will they lose themselves in an empty revenge, futile and alone?

I did not even believe in existence; everything seemed to me a dream. My grateful eyes and soul dwelt on that timid ray of light that gently caressed her smooth cheek, reflecting a wonder in my eyes and throughout our room, but you were nothing but a mirage.14:23. A nameless protagonist awakes from dreams, only to be plunged into a nightmare beyond all comprehension.A surreal, other-worldly novella, In the Name of Imagination tells the tale of a person who wakes to find themself utterly helpless, held hostage by their own imagination. The mundane turns unrecognizable. Nature, darkness, their own reflection; all is suddenly corrupted, both wondrous and nightmarish, all while the beautiful specter of a past love haunts their every move. As the skin between reality and imagination stretches thinner and thinner, the protagonist must keep their waning grip on reality before it is wrested from them entirely.

The Bookstore is a captivating and intriguing story of Titus, a radioactive dwarf elephant, his daughter and her best friend. All three have particular powers. They leave a war torn country to seek a more peaceful environment; they relocate to a New Zealand island and build a magical bookstore. The books allow any reader to be literally 'in' the book and on those unique adventures. Find out the interesting backstory of how this bookstore came to be and experience hilarious incidents.

How does our humanity limit us, andhow do we get free from habitual ways of thinking and acting?All Is Chosen is based on a series of eight paintings painted over 10 years, each representing an archetypal image of what it means to be a human being.It is also inspired by this time period in our human history.We are currently confronted on a global scalewith the possibility of making choices from love as opposed to making choices from fear.What we mostly see through our media is the stronghold of fearinfluencing choices that are taking a tremendous toll bothon our humanity as well as on our climate and planet.Fear is strong, yet Love is stronger.As more of us continue choosing from Love, we can radically changeany previous negative historical trajectory to one ofhealing, possibility, and peace.

All I want to do is to go out and have fun with my friends and play games on the PC, but my sister, brother and my friend, Jack, have other ideas. They just want to get me into trouble. I don't know why, but friends are so weird and make you angry. And school is no fun either with all the exams. The teacher even wanted to cancel my paper because another boy was cheating by copying my paper. Jack managed to spoil a fun holiday when he was caught on camera tossing litter around and we had to pay a one hundred dollar fine. My crush was Hailey, but I kept missing opportunities to talk to her. Were things ever going to improve?

On 12 January, less than three months ago, the coronavirus was confined to China only. But by 13 January, the virus became a global problem. Cases were reported from South Korea, Japan, and Thailand. Soon the US followed. And slowly the numbers swelled across the globe, and it turned into a pandemic.A work four years in the making, Queen Corona Coronation is a poignant attempt to document the COVID-19 pandemic that sent ripples across the entire world. From the ever-increasing tally of new cases and new deaths to the ever-changing, ever-inconsistent guidance for keeping safe, to the ever-elusive hunt for a vaccine, these memoirs offer a unique perspective, chronicling the monotony, fear and uncertainty that gripped the entire world. Recounting both life under lockdown and the realities of life at sea in a slowly recovering world, the author paints a stark picture of dread, isolation and, above all, hope in an unprecedented time.

Black bodies. Black skin. Black men. Black lives.In light of all the murdered Black men, this poetry collection gives an insight into the men behind the headlines. At its centre, is the relationship between a father and a son. It a collection of pain and justice and hope and transcendence. Carl Patterson deconstructs the world we live in, alters the lyric to his whim, and gives an insight into the personal, challenging the reader to view themselves internally.

When your parents move to a foreign country for a new life, there are bound to be struggles. For Edwin, the struggles were exacerbated by growing up in New York in the 1970s, facing crime, racism and gangs and having to overcome all the obstacles in school and the city.Through education and exposure to his culture, Edwin navigates the challenges and starts his journey on the mean streets of New York.

The Thunder Road Rock Diner introduces us to a bunch of eccentric night wolves, among them Duke, with his bizarre hangover fantasies, Maggie the Witch, desperate to save her dignity by insisting to pay for her own drinks, Sally, with a beautiful gap between her front teeth and a deadly promiscuous lifestyle, Charlie the Viking, finally at peace with his past, and Harry, paying a security guard with a handful of bullets instead of a handful of coins, as per usual. And then there's Jonny, forever in on the action, forever running around in circles in a vain effort to get away from it all. In this collection of tales, you will hear them all and more. These characters, on the edge of existence, expressing their views in raw prose and poetry, will leave you with a curious blend of wonder, fear, self-recognition and perverse envy.