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Growing up is a unique experience for all of us. How we learn to love is determined by how we are loved.
Because you are silent does not mean the world does not hear you screaming. “Charge of an Angel” the first book of the “Love and Redemption Series” is about getting to understand God, love, sex and spirituality. Children grow up eventually and we they pack their clothes to leave home; the world has no clue what they are carrying in their suitcases. Am I gay? Am I a freak or simply a nymphomaniac? How could this be? I love God!
“My body was betraying me in the worst way.
“Oh, God, help me! I face you now in my naked and weakened state and beg you to save me.” I prayed silently.”
| |  | | Soldier With A Backpack Living And Dying Simultaneously
If you want to have an increased hope in yourself and mankind, this book is for you.
This book is a wake up call to human renewal of love, hope and peace of mind. Individually, we must go within ourselves and get more in touch with our true selves and come back out better and more equipped to love and make a positive difference in this world if we want to exist in a better presence among our fellowman.
Soldier With A Backpack Living And Dying is more than just a book, it is a way back to what is most important as a human being. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is the reality that greater is that within me than the world.
Life is beautiful, you will remembe | |  | | Unfathomable Love the second book of the Love and Redemption Series
Love is something we want and need. Who has the best love for you?
“Charge of an Angel”, the first of the “Love and Redemption Series”, continues as Leona Tillard, the survivor of an uncensored childhood love, begins her journey into the heart of “Unfathomable Love”.
When Leona graduated from high school, she joined the United States Army. It was then she learned there was plenty of love to go around; after all, the Army is one place men outnumbered the women. Her only dilemma was figuring out which love was the best love for her to embrace.
Hearing the words ‘I love you’ heals our souls. The ironic thing about it, very seldom do two people sha |
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