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Golgotha
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Facebook Love
Facebook Love By: Angela R. Swann Follow the ups, downs, faith, and doubts of an online romance in Facebook Love. With nearly 3 billion active monthly users, there are many people who can relate to making a significant connection on Facebook—but where that connection may lead is anybody’s guess.
A Short Holiday
Nelson Tremaine arrived in Georgetown exactly two weeks after he had asked Mrs. Fountain whether he could visit her sometime in the future for a short holiday. At the time of the request, Nelson and Mrs. Fountain had been attending a church convention in Rose Hall, St. Vincent. Mrs. Fountain's response -- that it was all right for him to visit for a short while provided that he gave her a reasonable amount of notice -- had been uttered quite absent-mindedly and innocently. After all, she was in church at the time, where all things muttered offhand or in jest or without real seriousness are forgiven -- or should be, in any event, she had assumed that 'sometime in the future' was at least six months away. You could therefore imagine her consternation when, two weeks later, as she was taking some dirty clothing downstairs to wash, she found Nelson Tremaine puffing and panting his way up the moss-blackened steps with a huge cardboard box on his head and a tiny suitcase in one hand.
Silent Scream
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Withering Rose, Bloom Again ...
A woman is suddenly diagnosed with a debilitating chronic disease, shortly after the death of her father. Unable to cope with her reality, she finds herself separated from her children and living on the streets while grappling with a fierce addiction to methamphetamine. Forced to make the ultimate decision, she must choose to live or die. This is the uncensored account of her journey to recovery.
Icarus Is Burning
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Six Graves
It’s a typical teenage bedroom with posters covering the walls and clothes littering the floor. But the girl lying on her bed, wearing a delicate chain around her neck, is lifeless. A circle of red stains her white vest top. How had the girl’s mother looked down at her sleeping child and pulled the trigger? When Detective Kim Stone rushes to the scene of a house fire, she’s shocked to discover it’s claimed the lives of two teenage children and their parents. But this tragedy is not quite as it seems. Each body is marked by a gunshot wound and the mother, Helen Daynes, is holding the gun. The case sparks painful childhood memories for Kim who suffered at the hands of her own abusive m...
Social Register, Summer
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