Lemons Are Sour

 

Lemons Are Sour

Ellie is a lemon, but she doesn’t know if she wants to be Sour. Join Ellie on her journey to discover exactly what kind of lemon she wants to be. This colourful children’s book is a story about breaking the mould and becoming whoever you want to be, no labels required.

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Andean Adventures: 

An Unexpected Search for Meaning, Purpose and Discovery Across Three Countries

Life is all about Lessons.

Shot at, arrested, threatened and endangered – Author, Allan J. Wind, survived incredible and unexpected dangers as a global humanitarian volunteer and lived to share the powerful lessons he learned on his travels.

If you’re struggling to find inspiration and motivation because of the challenging events going on in the world, this book is a reminder that there are many remarkable stories of people out there who do care and whose generosity is changing the world.

Service is a calling.

President Kennedy’s words in 1963 still have relevance for us today:  “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.”

Words have power.  Let the words of the Andean Adventures take you into a world beyond what you may have ever seen and experienced.

From Brooklyn New York to the Andes Mountains, you’ll get a front seat to the incredible stories as the author traveled and lived in Ecuador, Bolivia, and Peru.  “Doctor” Alonzo as he was nicknamed, found himself surrounded by indigenous peasant leaders and communities in raucous tribal celebrations, social movements for change, wonders of nature and marvels of human kindness and romance while hitchhiking to the very tip of South America and its glaciers and penguins.

Along the way, there were unexpected dangers – near-death illness in the jungle, getting shot at in a police-military crossfire, an arrest and detention behind bars by an anti-American colonel looking to jail some gringos, tear gas and police truncheons from Nazi-influenced fascists in Chile, terrorist car bombs in Peru and an expulsion order by a drugs & thugs U.S. Ambassador in Bolivia when he got in the way of illicit spying.

Doctor Alonzo candidly shares his story of discovery and adventure among the peoples of the Andes. With simple honesty, “Doctor” Alonzo tells the tale of his own enlightenment to inspire others to be of service and for the next generation to dedicate themselves to the principles of working to build a better tomorrow.

If you’d like to see life through Doctor Alonzo’s eyes, click the BUY NOW button and let’s begin our journey together.

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Dancing With Ghosts

 

Dancing with Ghosts by S.J. Holton

This debut poetry collection by S.J. Holton explores a mind as it wrestles with isolation, separation from loved ones, and feelings of inadequacy. The collection is a raw collection of poems highlighting how the poet's mind tackles questions that can so quickly become battles against depression and anxiety.

To get a glimpse of the poet's style and even a look at some of the poems included, check out S.J. Holton's Facebook page: @sjholtonauthor

The collection is available on Amazon in paperback and ebook formats!!

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The Lies We Were Promised

 

The Lies we were Promised

Three stolen children...A woman with a dark secret. Who can you trust when deception has so many faces?

Three stolen children....a woman with a deadly secret. Who can you trust when deception has so many faces? 

Kerensa Oldfield is shocked to find herself in the clutches of human traffickers, after a search for her missing father, Kaian Achari, leads her to a sleepy backwater town in Southern India. 

The Lies we were Promised is a gripping, unforgettable tale of social injustice, tragedy and hope against all the odds that will keep you at the edge of your seat, turning pages until its mind-blowing climax.

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Save Me From Tomorrow

 

Save Me From Tomorrow

A Tale of Generation X Abroad

Take a step back into yesterday to see what tomorrow may bring…

In a time before smartphones, email and the internet, a young writer decides to take off in search of inspiration, romance and, above all, a good story. It’s the early 1990s, and at the age of twenty-three, he gives up his job in Manhattan and plans to explore the highways and byways of America in the spirit of his literary hero, Jack Kerouac. But a chance meeting with an old friend and the appearance of a beautiful and intriguing girl named Val alters his plans and shifts his location to London.

Working in the seedy yet vibrant world of a London pub, he becomes entangled with a diverse array of Londoners and American expatriates, all with tales to tell and secrets to hide. While continuing his pursuit of Val, and still searching for that perfect story, his own life and the lives of his fellow travelers begin to converge. He may get his story in the end, but it won’t be anything he ever expected.

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From the Deepest Darkness to the Light of Hope

 

From the Deepest Darkness to the Light of HOPE: Strategies and Solutions To Build Resiliency While Fighting Anxiety, Depression & PTSD

A WOMAN IN SEARCH OF PURPOSE AFTER THE DEATH OF HER LOVED ONES--COURAGE WAS HER HEARTBEAT:

“HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED HOW SOMEONE CAN GO FROM BEING OK ONE DAY AND THEN GONE THE NEXT DAY?”

Have you ever wondered what people who are suicidal think?

Have you ever truly thought about the courage it takes to...

Admit that you need help

Talk to someone about your troubles

Seek assistance when you fear the consequences

It takes incredible courage to reach out for help when the tools and resources you have are no longer working.

Walk with Jennifer as she holds nothing back and takes you inside the mind of suicide, grief, depression, and pain. She'll inspire you to think differently as she shares how her two-year battle with suicide actually PREPARED her to know how to fight for herself and her surviving daughters when her husband and daughter were killed in a car crash.

This book is packed with the powerful lessons she found buried beneath decades of pain. Jennifer will light the way with Hope for those who are still seemingly trapped within the dark maze of depression or facing the fury of the storm.

Throughout this book, I will walk you through the most valuable lessons I have learned that may benefit your life as well.

Here is just a fraction of what’s inside:

What did I learn from psychology 101 at the age of 19? (My life changing way to stay focused)

What should you do when depression hits you from the back? (My personal battle explained in detail)

Important self-discovery questions after each chapter (Put the book aside and think about each answer, this may completely rewire your mind)

The Accident- “that day a part of me died…” (How to survive your darkest life moments)

How to recognize your problems? (“Check Engine Light” approach discovery revealed)

Lessons from a rich man who had it all (Thoughts to ponder on money and happiness)

How to open up and find a person you would like to talk to? (This is one of the most important lessons and also very hard to do)

Your Personal “I am an Action Taker Workbook” (Get crystal clear on where you are now and what steps you need to take to get your life back until you become happy and fulfilled)

8 Life Areas you have to take care of and how to do that without stress and anxiety and live a well-balanced life?

Much much more…

Keep in mind that if you find yourself in this story, don’t get scared, you are not alone. Read On and enjoy the journey!

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God Has A Sense of Humor

 

God Has A Sense of Humor

A woman's life is full of emotions and God Has a Sense of Humor written by Ebi Akpeti touches all of them. The 186 page book is a collection of 7 short, funny, heartfelt true-to-life stories with powerful messages and cuts across tribes and religions making this a great book for women and for the men who love them.

‘A Prison with Golden Gates’ paints a powerful portrait of the torments experienced by women with cheating husbands. ‘The Gong That Should Have Deafened Me’ expresses the danger of trying to manipulate love. ‘God Has a Sense of Humor’ the story that gives the book its name shows the benefits of seeking solutions in prayers and a wife’s total triumph through submission. In ‘Death is no longer a Rumour,’ the reader is faced with the brevity of life through the eyes of a woman living with HIV. ‘Singlelaria’ explores the insensitivity of society to the plight of the single lady, ‘The Woman that Marries for Money’ is a rude awakening to the evils of tasting a fruit that belongs to someone else. The last tale, ‘Life Can Only Be Understood backwards reveals a message for humanity, the healing power of love and the peace that comes when we do not allow offences rule us. 

 

Excerpt of the Book 

I miss my husband’s girlfriends. 

Whenever he was having an affair, he became a new man; more witty, more talkative, and friendlier. He shaved daily and traded his frayed underwear for snug boxer briefs. Whenever they broke up with him, I suffered with him as he would always, somehow, take it out on me and turn my life and our home into a living hell. Even our dismal sex life was affected. Call it the guilty husband syndrome, but a few years ago, I discovered that whenever we were intimate, it meant he was going to be intimate with someone else the very next day. But even that stopped over 3 years ago. 

My marriage had come to a point where I was happier when he was happy in his extramarital affairs. I know it sounds weird. I used to see it that way, but I don’t see it that way anymore. If you are the type of wife that I am who believes in the traditional value of marriage that women should be the weaker vessels, you get to a point where the only thing you want is peace. If other women make your husband happy enough to make him leave you alone, not call you names or beat you up, you no longer see the situation as weird. In fact, you even begin to thank those women for it. 

This Saturday, as I watched my husband, Akin mope around the house, looking like the weight of the world was on his shoulders, I suspected that some errant girlfriend had caused his current malady. Perhaps, she had found out he was married with kids, or had grown bored with him and decided to look for some other lover, maybe even someone younger. I would have told him it served him right, but I knew the consequences. All I could do was feel sorry for him and for myself, and hope that I could find a way to placate him before things got worse. 

I summoned up courage—yes, it is funny that to go near my husband, I had to summon courage and even plead the blood of Jesus— went over to him and placed a hand gently on his shoulder. “Are you all right?” I asked in a gentle voice, desperate not to annoy him. 

He turned slowly and looked at me as if a filthy, homeless person had touched him. He stared in disbelief at the hand I placed on his shoulder, and I quickly snatched it away.

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