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Terry Thompson's wife, Julie-Ann, is everything to him.But his world comes crashing around his ears when she dies giving birth to their daughter.The attending doctor, Dr. Connie Smythe, helps to comfort him afterwards.Little does he know that his wife had plans for him and Dr. Smythe and tried to set them in motion before her death.But fate gets in the way, and it seems that the two will be unable to fullfil their destiny.Even if they do, will Terry ever be able to accept Dr. Connie when he finds out who she really is?Can Julie-Ann's dying wish ever come true?

You are invited to join in a journey through as much of the human experience as is possible within the confines of this collection of poetry and find a source of comfort in this trying and uncertain time of human history. Hopefully, you will find it enlightening and stupefying, uplifting, and infuriating, funny and serious, happy and sad. And maybe it will inspire you to proceed with committing whatever ideas currently kick about in your head to paper.The poem topics are varied - humorous ( who could forget The Most Muscular Mussel); historical, where moments or people in history come alive in a way that is engaging and emotionally investing; romantic, which celebrate love as the most important and cherished facet of the human experience; contemplative, which attempt to present curious questions about the human condition or present human worries and insecurities in a relatable light; and finally an expedition into the mundane in hopes of finding within it a nice bounty of treasures.

In this anthology of poems, Misty Barber, a native of Gold Coast, Australia, looks to express and share the experiences many of us have in our attempts to fit in with those around us and find someone who makes us feel truly special, however hard this might be. She draws inspirations from the movies and books she experienced throughout her childhood with the goal of creating her own stories for people who are less frequently written about and for. Delving into the very deepest parts of her emotional expression, Barber can conjure up poems that will speak to anyone who is looking for a reassuring hand that will let them know that they are not alone in their experiences - those anxieties that crop up are universal ones, and ones that are expressed with beauty within this book.

This is the story of an ordinary fellow who thinks he's a loser. When he must deal with property rights, a disruptive family, death, and love, he proves to himself --- and to us - he's wrong. Dogs are at the heart of what happens. He's soft-spoken, and his hat usually does the talking for him, but when he finally stands for what's right, Marvin Dorset becomes eloquent and very much a champion. As all of us are!

This is a collection of poems written at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic by a young writer. In her final year of high school and first year of college, this writer talks about her experiences with depression, sexual orientation and isolation in the form of her poetry.

Mishka is a gay social media influencer and sex worker, who has made beauty his life mission.He sees beauty as more than a matter of looks, but as a philosophy, which determines all aspects of his life. As a result, Mishka obsesses over his looks, his power of attraction and on fulfilling his excessive materialistic needs.Yet, behind the strong façade, Mishka is an insecure young man, who lives to please whoever shows him a little attention or even false praise.The book provides a brutally honest depiction of the main character's toxic relationship with his body, his social media followers, and his patrons.Who can be blamed for Mishka's self-destructive behaviour? His desperate need to please his patrons? His patrons struggle with their sexual desires? Or the society that tends to discard every anomaly?

The Seraphic Songs of Satellite's Soul by Jonathan Wade Barrow beautifully describes the exotic life of the islands, and a tale of four friends with a passion for music and to make a mark for themselves in twelve major cities of the world.

He has been given many names and lived in several places. Throughout his life he's met a lot of folks - some kind and others not. To be considered useful, he's expected to fulfill specific roles without fail. But one accident changes his life forever, branding him as defective, which has everyone questioning his worth in the world - even him.Although most people may not see it, he has much to offer. In return, all he wants is to be loved. He wishes for someone to see beyond his flaws and truly understand him. He often wonders, though, if such a thing is realistic to hope for. After all, he is just a horse.One day, he meets Kiyomi - a thirteen-year-old girl who seems to truly appreciate all that he is. They quickly bond and together form a relationship seemingly pre-destined in the stars. But the horse can't help wondering, will this relationship last, or will history repeat itself and see him discarded once again?Horse Karma by Amber Zierath is a heart-warming story told from an unlikely point of view - a horse. It depicts the unbreakable bond between human and horse, with careful observation and extensive descriptions of equine behaviour. It will reaffirm the belief that the love you offer has ways of coming back, in a more profound way, of course.