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No Longer A Victim shares a piece of my life in a way that allows you, the reader, to step in ever so briefly.
This book is about how God was with me in all my life, whether I recognized Him or not. This is my testimony from a different perspective. No Longer a Victim is not filled with scritpure or biblical reference, but filled with the pain, the love and my life.
Life gives you lots of ups and downs. My main downs happened in relationships with family, and friends. br />
This is NOT my entire testimony; it's just a taste.br />
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Poetry for the person living and loving everyday life!Poems written about life that include pain, passion, and rejection. Rhymes that show life through the eyes of a person reaching for the stars and grabbing air.
span id="MainContentComponent_ctl00_lblAboutBook" class="10ptBlack">There are times in our lives where we want someone to meet us in the middle of our emotions. Meet us in the place where we currently stand, giving up on life and, most times, love. /span>
span id="MainContentComponent_ctl00_lblAboutBook" class="10ptBlack">em>Poetry of Life /em>will meet you in the middle and take you through the tunnel of success. This book of poems is not your average poetry selections. The rythmic words shared hereilluminates the light and expresses the faith of the | |  | | the lock on the door
This collection of intimate poems helps bring the mind's eye back to the first kiss, the I-do, and the first love. Re-igniting the senses to help rekindle the flame.
These poems are NOT for children's eyes. Created strictly for the married, these poems help bring the spark back into your marriage or start a flame that can never be put out.
i>'the lock on the door'/i> should be read with your spouse to bring you closer together and rekindle the initmate relationships!
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Getting Even
by MORGAN ST. JAMES
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 Kimberly has gone from a well-paid female executive one minute to a desperate woman the next. Thinking her day can't possibly get any worse, she finds out how wrong she is when she goes home. The only way to set things straight is to get even. |
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