Experience a world full of treachery, deceit, and secrets in “The World of Sharon Henry Jr.” as Sharon navigates through love and lies. This romantic novel will take you on a roller coaster of emotions as you follow the beautiful love story between Roger, Madge, Mason, and Rose. Despite being in love, miscommunication becomes a hurdle for Roger and Madge, but they soon discover that love can cover a multitude of sins. However, when Roger is faced with a difficult decision between love and his family’s secrets, he chooses to cover his mother’s crime at the cost of losing Madge. But does love truly fade away? “The World of Sharon Henry Jr.” will show you that the heart that beats for someone else can eventually lead you back to your true love. Discover how love can withstand even the toughest of betrayals and crimes in this captivating novel.
Meet Nikk’s Micheal
Nikk’s Michael is an award-winning author with over 7 years of experience creating inspiring quotes. In addition to her talent for writing, she is also an accomplished fiction author. She holds a B.Sc. in engineering from Novena University in Delta State, where she dedicated significant time to studying the field. While writing is her side job, Nikk’s is also an enthusiastic musician who enjoys recording music in a studio, exploring new locations to gather ideas, playing volleyball, and traveling.
Is happiness a universal concept? People, who had survived the near apocalyptic experience, seem to believe that it is.
What if life after a disastrous event that almost shuttered the world into pieces would not be doomed to dim, grey picture we are used to believe it would? What if people learn from their mistakes and decide to build a whole new world full of pleasure, easiness and happiness for all?
Tauria, aged 32, lives in such a world. It is designed to make everyone feel happy every minute of their lives. Work brings satisfaction, hobbies are encouraged, relationships are supposed to bring out only positive emotions. Does it matter that things that do not fit into the general happy pattern get discarded and disappear? Things like friendship and commitment. Things like true love. Is it enough with lightness and never-ending joy?
The apocalyptic event that had changed the world forever, had done more than that. There are two worlds now, forced to exist side by side. Can they find a way to live together?
One meeting, insignificant in itself, as all meetings of two people are, promises huge changes. Is the world – the worlds – ready to accept them?
The Chinese proverb says: “When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills.” What will the people of two worlds, so utterly different and at the same time so similar, choose?
Meet Eve Koguce
Eve Koguce lives in two beautiful cities on the coast of the Baltic Sea – Riga, with its narrow, cobbled streets of medieval Old Town and splendidly detailed art-nouveau architecture, and Jurmala, with its endless sandy beach embraced by pine forest.
Eve’s home country Latvia is ranked the second greenest country in Europe, outrun only by neighbouring Sweden, and Eve believes that creativity of the locals is a direct result of love and respect for nature they have had for centuries.
Eve’s debut novel, NEGLECTED MERGE, is, at the same time, a tale and a story, in which an allegory mixes with reality, allowing every reader to see its characters and plotlines from different perspectives.
I’ll show you the definition of TRUE LOVE according to The Bible. It may not be what you think it is.
Imagine that God is real. I believe this. And imagine just for a second that we all live according to His guidelines… imagine… we’re now living in paradise! How good is that!
We are loving each other the way we would like to be loved ourselves. We have peace and not just peace of mind, but real peace in the world. Everyone has shelter, clothes and enough wholesome food to share around. Doesn’t this sound wonderful?
God’s people know how to do this. Look at the charitable Christian organisations around the world to see that when God’s rules are followed, there is abundance.
Where I live, the 2nd hand shops run by Christian organisations such as Vinnies, Salvation Army and our Red Cross Shop overflow with good quality donated clothes and furniture for minimal prices. Organisations such as Victory Church provide hampers for $35 which provides food for a family of 4 for a whole week! WeCare2 offers groceries for people with limited budgets.
Centacare, Blue Care, Uniting Care provide all kinds of services at minimal or no cost to the aged, disabled and disadvantaged and I can go on and on.
These organisations are only a few of many in my town and show us that Christians know how their heavenly Father wants them to love each other.
Does this love also manifest in our private lives with our own family and friends? Do we know how to and actively love our Father back?
Jesus, a real person, the Son of God, came to save humanity from itself| ‘God Healed Me,’ written by Mimi Emmanuel has been listed in the top 100 books in various categories since it launched in May 2016. It was called, ‘A very inspiring book, full of wisdom and enlightenment,’ and, ‘This book is incredibly good,’ and, ‘You so beautifully present the power of our Living God!’
‘What Is True Love According to The Bible’ is the second book in the Truth, Love & God series. This series came about after Mimi realised that the ‘Jesus’ stories’ told by her Mum were true. As in Jesus was not just a mythical figure but a real person, the Son of God, who had come down to earth to save humanity from itself. This book looks into the truth about God and Jesus’ love for humanity and how we are reciprocating. And how few of us ever respond in kind.
‘What Is True Love? According To The Bible,’ is based on decades of Bible study and introspection. The book is an easy and quick one and a half-hour read for the average reader. In addition, there are seventy pages (hundreds) of Scriptural references related to ‘true love according to the Bible.’
The Word Love Is Mentioned 686 Times In The Bible Many Christians seem to think that the Bible is all about salvation. I agree that Jesus came down to earth to save us from ourselves. However, the main theme throughout the Bible is about how our Heavenly Father would like us to love Him and love each other.
The word ‘love’ and variants thereof are mentioned 442 times in the King James Bible, 545 times in the Amplified Bible and 686 times in the New International Version. That’s a lot of times! This is in contrast to the word ‘salvation’ which is only mentioned 158 times in the King James Bible, 329 in the Amplified Bible and 114 times in the New International Version.
Salvation comes about because of the love shown to us. Unreciprocated love cannot flourish; we all know that. Yet many believers think that grace will rain down from heaven no matter what.
Our Father sent His Son and Jesus gave His life so that we may be saved. And then we just say; Thank you! Is that enough? Read alongside Mimi to discover how God’s Holy Word spells out to us that true love requires obedience and our Father tells us exactly how to.
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Living in the quaint farming village of Brittendell offered a simple life of home and family. When Aislynn, the daughter of a local farmer, and Rorin, the son of a wealthy horse trader, married, another charming love story enlivened the tranquil town. Aislynn and Rorin were profoundly connected, but their relationship came to a screeching halt when Rorin was killed in a tragic accident. Their bond sends Aislynn into a spiraling depression as she continues sensing Rorin’s presence. Soon, Aislynn finds herself thrust into a dangerous world of magic filled with hobgoblins, elves, and wizards. When Aislynn is captured by the future king of Venallis and forced to help him uncover a mysterious magical artifact she discovers that fate has far greater plans for her than she ever imagined. Perhaps death is not always the end.
