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Archomai (ar'-khom-ahee) is in a battle for its very existence. The keeper of the Light must face the Lord of the Dark World.
span>In Archomai (ar'-khom-ahee) anyone can be a hero, even those who think they cannot. They just have to believe. For in Archomai, believing is being. In the present kingdom of Archomai, there is a compassionate king, who is nearing death, an arrogant and prideful prince, who will become king, and thebr />
most beautiful of women and she, the most deadly swords-person. Along with her, one of the roughest and toughest cooks to ever stir up a campfire on a horse herd drive, an unknowing hero from the Other (our) World, a fairy, an elf, and a man who is reluctant to become a wizard of Lig | |  | | Christmas For Victoria.
Can a family's and family traditions love bring a long-lost father home?
span>Christmas for Victoria begins with Matthew Brock saying goodbye to John at the homeless shelter. Before leaving, there was a slight altercation between two people, and Matt helped break it up. The one was a frightened, dirty young woman with eyes so beautiful they impaled Matt and refused to release him. Shaken, Matt watches her leave the shelter, figuring never to see her again. Matt finds a nearly frozen body in his trailer as he arrives home from New York. The sheriff labels her as a Jane Doe as she is rushed to the ER. Matt recognizes her as the young woman from the shelte | |  | | Evergreen Forevermore
A Christmas story with romance and unraveling the old secret of a Vietnam Veteran.
p class="MsoNormal">Evergreen Forevermore takes place in a quaint little town of Whitecap, Vermont. It sits on the shores of Lake Champlain. John Devore has finished his schooling in New York City. He is now a paramedic and his volunteer work at the homeless shelter where he has helped Vietnam Veterans has come to an end. He arrives in Whitecap to start an emergency unit at the firehouse. His casual run-in with Fred Bates, the town's most ignored individual, leads to the unraveling of a secret Fred has hidden for almost fifty years. Once John and the judge begin to investigate, | |  | | Reed's Point
The Reed’s faith, a mystery to some, will be tested like never before. Will it hold? Mark’s love for his wife and their intimate romance is shattered by Brandy, a barmaid.
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A Christmas story with a strong Christian theme, Love, forgiveness, and redemption.
Robert Robinson, a renown author from New York City/b>, is traveling unwillingly through a snow storm on his way to a small farm in upstate New York owned by his editor. Robert's fame from the success of his books has changed him. His indulgence in big-city parties and being in the spotlight has allowed his arrogance to swell and for him to lose focus of his obligations. Now, being excessively late on the third book of a three book contract, he is given an ultimatum. He can either face legal action from his publisher or take one last chance to finish his book away from all the b | |  | | The Christmas Gate 2
This is the second and final part to the story, The Christmas Gate. The story of Patty and Bob continues.
span id="freeText12440095834168174342" style="">“I became paralyzed with fear. Tears started to run down my cheeks as I sat motionless on the bed facing the locked door.”br />
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Patty had slowly opened up to Bob. She thinks she might be falling in love with him. Even so, he has gone back to New York, and she has not heard from him in two weeks. It is another loss for her. First, her mother died when she was young, and then her husband, Matt, was killed in Afghanistan. She has lost all that were close to her. All but her dad and he is her rock. He is the one that g | |  | | The Christmas Ore
A holiday mystery and celebration. The Christmas spirit comes alive in a small town.
The Christmas Ore/b> begins with Bill Brooks moving to a small farm in Clearwater, Vermont. He needs to start a new life, and leaving Boston seems to be the right choice. The farmhouse is large and brings with it the feeling of warmth and happiness. He meets many of the locals at Maggy’s diner in Clearwater, where the town loves to gather. At the antique shop, Bill picks up several items for his mantle at the farmhouse. The shop owner is the beautiful and single Roselyn. One of the pieces is covered with many layers of paint. Bill stripes the paint off and uncovers a beaut | |  | | The First Snowflake
A short story about Christmas and family during war time. And the absolute faith of a child.
It was Christmas Eve 1944, and the war was raging in the Pacific and in Europe. On a dairy farm, in upstate New York, a family was gathering to trim the Christmas tree as many families do.
Maureen Miller sat on the sofa trying to smile and be festive, but it was hard, because she had lost her husband Jim three months ago. This would be the first Christmas without him.
The youngest was ten-year-old Andy, and he was so excited that he could not contain himself. Andy had a secret, a big secret. All he had to do was catch the first snowflake of the seas | |  | | The Old Corner Post
A eighty-seven page book of poetry and ballads. Second Edition
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Global Icons by Bishnupriya Gnosh
by Judy Joy Jones
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 Bishnupriya Ghosh, Professor at University of Santa Barbara contacted me asking to use my painting of Mother Teresa in her upcoming book, "Global Icons" which was published by Duke University Press Books. You may see Judy Jones's painting of Mother T |
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