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An expressive book of poetry describing the thoughts and experiences of a woman on her sexual journey through life. The wonder of opening the door, fantasizing about the possibilities, exploring the gifts of seductions, revealing her secrets from within, sharing her unforgettable moments, and the after thoughts of it all.

(2nd edition - Now with new poems and a fresh look! Be sure to check out the reviews of my 1st edition to see why readers fell in love with the journey my poetry shared.)A heartfelt book of poetry describing the thoughts of a married woman's heart. The experiences of finding love, wedding planning, marriage, turning points, divorce and the growth that comes from starting over.

In this novel, retired Virginia General District Court Judge R. Morgan Armstrong tells about a murder of a rich Baltimore banker during the Depression. The murder occurs in the summer of 1932, Matthew Cubley, at age fourteen, goes to work for the hotel owner, his Uncle TJ. Soon after his arrival at the central Virginia resort hotel, the banker is fatally stabbed with the hotel chef's knife. Matt needs to find the real killer before his friend, the hotel chef, is sentenced to die by the court or killed by vigilantes. His life is further complicated when not one but two young girls his age vie for his affection. The plot twists and turns in this tale of consequences.--R. Morgan Armstrong

Debut Poetry Collection by Amanda Rabaduex.Amanda Rabaduex is a poet, writer, editor, and educator. She served in the Air Force and taught yoga prior to earning a BA and an MA in English and an MA in Poetry, and an MFA in Creative Writing from Wilkes University. Her poetry has been nominated for Best of the Net and a Pushcart Prize. Originally from Ohio, she lives near Knoxville, Tennessee.

A poetry cycle by J. Martin Daughtry / Erasure poems from Moby Dick

Poetry by Nick Roberts.Nick Roberts is a 25-year old poet, academic, and researcher from Boston, Massachusetts. His work has been previously featured in La Piccioletta Barca, Black Horse Review, and Iris. He studied at UMass Boston, where he received his BA and MA in English, focusing on Old English and the poetry of Charles Olson. He currently lives in Dorchester with his partner, dog, and many books.6.5 X 6.560 pages.

What is your dream job? Would you like to work from home, at the beach, or on a cruise ship? Remote work can make that dream a reality. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people became remote workers whether they wanted to or not. If you are going to be successful as a remote worker, you have to learn the skills and strategies it takes to be productive in spite of distractions. You have to be able to focus on what is important right now and learn how to ignore that which is not. In this book, you will get proven tips, tactics, and strategies that will help you work effectively and successfully from anywhere in the world!

The Rule of St. Benedict is one of the pillars of western civilization, providing the basis and plan for Western Monasticism. The Commentary on the Rule takes into account the long history of commentary on St. Benedict's rule and discusses this history at length in the introduction. Each chapter has a selection of the rule, following the divisions of dates on which sections of the rule are read in monasteries, then a commentary on that section, followed by an application, through 72 chapters completing the entire Rule. The commentary makes use of the very lengthy Monastic Tradition, works of the Church Fathers, Eastern Monasticism, the Scholastics and others, as well as commentary on text criticism in regards to the original Latin of the rule itself.This wonderful text, though it is intended for Benedictine Oblates, is a worthy resource for anyone that would like to know more about the rule of St. Benedict.This is book is the resource for those trying to learn more about monastic life.

A book of poetry.  Many of us have sacred places that we return to throughout our lives that serve as both anchors and crucibles. Some that exist physically and some that are forever etched in our minds. Sacred places, that both form our foundation of self while also helping us burn off the non-essential baggage we accumulate in life that may be holding us back, or is of limited or no value to us.

Looking for things to throw away to relieve the crowding, after pulling things aside and getting deeper into the dark, damp, cinder blocked room like an Egyptologist, I opened dusty, brown, cardboard boxes with faded writing from magic markers past; boxes unmoved and untouched for 39 years. I was stunned to find a treasure of letters and photographs; some over 100 years old. It was apparent that these boxes came with my grandmother on my mother's side (Matilda Loepp) from Sioux City, Iowa when she moved in with us in 1980; and they simply stayed there after she passed away in 1982, unchecked and forgotten. I realized that I was, at that moment, the only person who knew of the existence of these pictures; that my mother at 85 years of age and her sister at 88 years of age were the last two people who could solve the mystery of these photos, taken half a century to more than a century ago; I realized that Fate on behalf of the Loepps past, had bestowed on me the family duty of recovering these life stories and passing them on. "...our grandmother in Iowa, Mrs. Loepp, had kept this simple Christmas card with her for the rest of her life from 1964 to 1982. As my parent's house was her final residence, there were some boxes with her belongings stored in the basement. Only this year did I find this box and discover the things she saved and valued."