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From a Boy to a Man
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Somewhere Beyond Here
Meet Gray Taylor. At 32, he's compassionate and sweet, curious and funny, yet extremely depressed and terribly lonely. After tragically losing two family members in a horrific car accident and immediately getting his heart broken by his one true love, Gray finds himself trapped. Through guilt and remorse he stays in his hometown of High Point, North Carolina and transforms into a young boy whose only ability is to depend on the one lady who'll always be there for him: his mother. While Gray feels abandoned by his friends, his fiancee, and mostly God, he knows that his relationship with his mother is as strong as oak. Forgetting his faith, his friends, and his fiancée, Gray lets go of it all...
When Angels Fall from Heaven
What would happen should one of God's creations decide to rebel against Him and lead others into rebellion
The Buskind Stage of the Suitors
The Buskin'd Stage of the Suitors combined the imagist's ideas with highly natural variations to create a traditional African atmosphere. It is a traditional story that is being conventionally crafted mainly in post-romantic verse. It is, indeed, a drama that is made out of the fairy facts of existence and nonexistence, which normal senses cannot provide.
The Comedy of Ijimere, President of Niger Area
On becoming the interim president, Ijimere arranged a loan with the Global Bank to run the general election. Will he be able to make a positive influence on the general election? His only hope lies in seeking a fortune-teller. What will it cost him to consult the sisters of the sacred river? It does require a lot of money to win an election in Niger Area and might be lost if one is not determined to fetch the whole sea with a black pot.
My Fair Child
A Child born with albinism hears her mother lovingly speak the words, "Mirror, mirror reflecting from the wall, I am seeing the fairest child of all. Smiling warmly like the rays of the sun, you bring much happiness to everyone." The child falls asleep feeling a true sense of security. She dreams of magnificent pale creatures like herself and contentedly sees herself playing amongst her fair-haired friends. The reader feels her child-like innocence as she is later approached by a bully. She appears fearful but not defeated. There is no tolerance for this inappropriate behavior as "The creatures form a circle to protect these fair children from any disrespect." She awakens and shares her dream with her mother and is compassionately reminded of her unique beauty. "Be proud of who you are, let your love shine and hold your head up high fair child of mine." This book was inspired by the author's personal experiences and her strong desire to write a book for children with albinism and their families, as well as for all children. My Fair Child gently speaks to our hearts as it is reminiscent of a child's innocence and the infinite beauty of human diversity.
Islamic Law and Transnational Diplomatic Law
This book, in its effort to formulate compatibility between Islamic law and the principles of international diplomatic law, argues that the need to harmonize the two legal systems and have a thorough cross-cultural understanding amongst nations generally with a view to enhancing unfettered diplomatic cooperation should be of paramount priority.
