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There is war in the mountains. War fueled by hatred and mistrust. War driven by vengeance and misunderstanding. War between two great peoples, the humans and the dragons. War that can only end with the absolute, utter destruction of one unless, of course, something can turn that disaster aside. Something or someone - the girl with brilliant, emerald-green eyes.

A man is murdered - shot dead outside the front gate of his own house, just after midnight. His killer is his own, 24-year-old daughter. The attack is rigorously planned and carefully executed. The police suspect, but can they and the piece of evidence that will actually link the killer to the crime - and even if they do, will justice have really been served?

This book lays the foundation of God's efforts to reconcile man to Himself and the wonderful new life in Christ Jesus.Every Christian should read and study this book. It is truly a present truth presentation from the heart and mind of a man of God.

It is amazing that two words from a father and numerous industrious actions of a mother to their minor daughter can mould the God given structure of a girl into a successful grown woman. Elizabeth Nhau had an early depressed elementary school going life when she involuntarily found herself growing up surrounded by bright siblings. It did not take long for the intelligent Silas Nhau Kadenge, Elizabeths father to notice that something was going wrong with his daughter and quickly rectify the problem before things gone wrong with his daughter. It was the routine of the school to award the top students with prices and also the family routine to award with presents those who earn prices at school. Somehow Elizabeth found herself growing in such environment where everyone was being awarded excerpt her. One day her father gave her a teaching through an analogy of dripping water from a faulty water tap which is situated above a concrete slab. He said if you visit the slab after a long time may be months or years, you will find the water would have caused a hole on the slab.

"A poem begins as a lump in the throat...A complete poem is one where an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found its words." -Robert Frost There are times, precious gracious times, when the world around me arouses the poet from her slumber; when the written word becomes manna for my day; when inspiration reminds me that I am not alone. All I can do is respond with an "alleluia" crowned with gratitude. All is invitation from that Power greater than myself whom I experience as God-PaPa, Brother, and Spirit-Companion.

The book gives an accurate representation about commonly held misconceptions with regards to women in Islam. The book cites actual sources that give an answer to those issues and does not use experiences of people who have suffered injustices in the name of the religion.

Johnny Bates is incarcerated in the minimum-security correctional facility fighting boredom. One day he learns about an injustice that is being visited upon certain convicts in the maximum-security prison by one of the prison guards. Johnny decides he must be the one to right the wrong. To do that, he must return to maximum-security, to the Walls.Inside the Walls, a lot has changed and Johnny finds himself violently thrust into the most recent problem confronting inmates as well as the prison administration, the problem of juveniles who've been sentenced as adults. The new trouble does serve to keep the attention of the security staff focused away from Johnny, so although it's a distraction, it's not as bad as it seems at first. As he told the warden, "I'm glad I ain't your biggest problem no more."The book illustrates that prison is not entirely a war between good (security staff) and bad (convicts), but a way of life with love and hate, fear and humor, and pleasure as well as hard knocks. In prison as well as on the outside, life is what you make of it with the cards you are dealt.

The fourth in a cycle of books, SECRET IV finds Michael James back in his work environment as a litigator and assigned a client who appears to be a victim of sexual abuse. It soon transpires that the girl (Annie) is unable to communicate in any known language and may well be an escaped kidnap victim. Michael sets out to find whom the perpetrator might be while trying to separate the ghoulish myths and legends of the area in which Annie was found. He is also faced with a life changing opportunity and begins to question his own mortality.