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Final Justice! (Ford Valley Corruption Series # 4) by Trennis Killian

Is Justice Finally Overcoming the Ford Valley Corruption? Judge Sherman Ford, the patriarch of the Ford family is continuing to control and corrupt Ford County. The newly elected sheriff, Todd Mercer, and friends are slowly taking control  
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A Night of Tears: Book Two of the Imperial Archives by B.P. Disney

Why are the Imperial children disappearing to and who is responsible?  
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“To write for the world, is but a fairytale. To actually achieve it, is the dream!” ~Michael Richard~


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Several years ago I found myself standing before...!  Three days, three nights, I stood there. Secrets were whispered.  I listened.  Then, some months later, still recalling what I saw and heard, it hit me.  I rose up and began to write and write I did. A massive amount of information streamed from my fingertips and I had no idea where it was coming from.  Three weeks, my first novel was complete. Immediately, I began on the second, then the third, and so on and so on.  I cannot write my stories quickly enough before another is pounding at the door to be written.  Much as a fairytale would begin, so does the first few lines of my novels.  I never know how to begin the story, I just write something down and usually within three or so lines, I am sucked into the story.  Now I find myself standing right beside the characters. I just record what they are doing and saying, that's all. It is truly beautiful and a very wonderful gift. Why me, I once used to ask? One who hated to write a few sentences, much less a novel? I had always wanted a miracle in my life, a miracle of such magnitude it could not be confused with anything else. I got one! Boy was it handed to me on a platter.  Now, when I sit down to write, my hearts pounding, my palms sweating, even little water droplets mysteriously fall. I never know what I'm going to see as I begin to write.  Oh it is a wonderful life!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Eyes of the Cross
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