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DigiCat Publishing presents to you this special edition of "Warning Hill" by John P. Marquand. DigiCat Publishing considers every written word to be a legacy of humankind. Every DigiCat book has been carefully reproduced for republishing in a new modern format. The books are available in print, as well as ebooks. DigiCat hopes you will treat this work with the acknowledgment and passion it deserves as a classic of world literature.
EXCERPT: ""Hello."" [WAIT FOR ANSWER] ""Hello."" [PAUSE] I can wait here all day until you say ... ""Hello!"" [LAUGHTER] Raise your hand if you've ever heard Michael Gossett begin a concert or a speech or any kind of public speaking, with that little schtick? [PAUSE] For once, I'm not sorry. That was how I began the Eulogy for my beloved brother Michael Leon Gossett, for the audience seated at Christian Life Assembly church in Langley, British Columbia, Canada; on Thursday, August 15, 2019 - ten days after Michael suddenly experienced ""the happiest day of a Christian's Life"" (as our father always told us) by means of a unexpected massive heart attack at his home.
Tom Judd's past is clouded in awkward memories, unfulfilled dreams, and hate. For him, becoming a man is all about remembering the boy he was and learning why he wasn't the boy he should have been. As a teacher, his students are daily reminders of why he failed and why he, belatedly, has to learn to do it right. But it is the publication of a book capitalizing on a former teacher's scandalous past and mysterious disappearance that catalyzes Tom to "make it right." This young man's odyssey is not just painful, it is ugly, and raw, but his story is also humorous and sensitive, and, ultimately, strengthened with hope. Hope for all of us who have ever had to tell a lie, endure a parent, or grow up.
In this book, you will see that our life doesn't belong to us. It belongs to God. He is the potter, and we are the clay. When mistakes are made and we, as believers, stumble and fall, God wants us to get up and keep striving for greatness. We all learn through things that we suffer and come through our trials and tribulations. Making mistakes will build a path of righteousness for you and a pathway for others to see and know how God can truly work things out in their life. He can also put true love in your life along the way. So read and find out how God put Thomas T. Tucker's life back on his rightful path of purpose, for he was called and chosen to lead people to God and do his will. Experience the adventures and glory of God, when God sent an angel of peace to help a homeless guy (Thomas Tee Tucker) put on his rightful path. Restoration, deliverance, love, crooked places are made straight when Thomas stumble on a little lady that's been missing for a few weeks.
Appalachia, Under God, the latest novel from author D. Bruce Justice, is the sequel to his first novel, Once Upon a Night Season. Again set in the fictional Appalachian community of Middlefork in eastern Kentucky, it is now the summer of 1970. Two lengthy and difficult years have elapsed since Judson Meek's passing, leaving his family, but especially his eldest child, Thomas, even more exposed to the ills of a seemingly uncaring and unsympathetic world. Although the everyday hardships incurred by the Meek family since that time mercifully have gotten no worse, Thomas? cynicism toward life and the God who controls it has increased a hundredfold. That's why when a well-to-do stranger named Harry Justice enters his life and provides him a chance for a better life, Thomas decides to buck the odds, take destiny into his own hands, and translate that opportunity into certainty.
The typical story of the adolescent years of boy-meets-girl/teen troubles. Though it's a predictable but touching story, the characters come alive through emotional depth. Michael Marino had just moved to a small town in Pennsylvania. Dealing with the recent death of his mother and a hard core Marine Sergeant father, he finds it hard to make new friends. He soon hooks up with a couple of older boys and gets the reputation of a neighborhood trouble maker. Michael befriends a junkie, Rich, who sees Michael's future better than Michael sees it himself. Rich is a particularly powerful character who blurs the good boy/bad boy line. Eric is the well drawn best friend characters who's innocents gives support to Michael. Jane transcends the usual teen heroine with her unconditional love and support for Michael through her good sense. Michael's relationship with his father and their reconcile is perhaps the most touching of the story. {www.wix.com/tomjamesh/my-books} {www.wix.com/tomjamesh/my-scripts}