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Keep The Faith

Author: Stacey Chillemi
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ISBN: 1411628454
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A person does not survive by bread alone. Life requires other things, and Faith and Love are amongst them. For many, perhaps for all, they are the only important things we have that keep us going each morning as we awake and each night as the sun sets. "Keep the Faith", brings inspiration to peoples lives and a direction to follow. This poetry will show you that there is a reason to follow the words of Christ. Love yourself as Christ loves you. Life is meaningless unless you can love, be happy and bring your happiness to others. As you read this poetry, you will see a completely new meaning of life. Faith wil once again be apart of your life.

Henry And The Ogress In

Author: A. K. Okechukwu
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ISBN: 9781463778033
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A book that unveils the parts of the ancient masters and their charged words.When Henry came to Bembo, he met an empire that has been plagued with demons that roam in broad day light. The bloods of the innocent citizens were shed through barbaric culture and ruthless traditions. Human sacrifice and Idolatry was the norm. Everything went hay-wire until the monstrous revolution that swept through the empire evolved. The revolution was brought about by Rev. Ajayi Crowther; a slave captured from western Anglastan and sold to slavery into a foreign land but was opportune to be sent to school by his master. After many years, he became a priest and was sent back to Bembo to redeem his people from colonialism, slavery and idolatry. He triggered the beginning of the end of evil times and changed the history of Bembo forever. There was rumble in the jungle as heads rolled when the clash of cultures set in. At the beginning it was as if nothing would happen but it was soon obvious that Bembo has been irreversibly set into a trajectory to everlasting freedom from the angry gods. At the climax of the clash, Bembo was colonized and there was chaos as the people revolted. There was a damsel named Omalinze that lived in the empire. She was an epitome of black beauty. Henry was the son of the governor general Ruling Bembo. He was enchanted towoo Omalinze despite the fact that the conditions were inimical. With a botched attempt from Henry and coupled with resistance from his father, he was left counting the midnight stars in sheer fantasies. Omalinze was caught up with the wind of disaster when she committed sacrilege together with her fiancée, Obi, the son of the king. They broke a major tradition of the land and while they tried to run away from the consequences, ran into the evil forest where no one ever goes in and comes out alive except they are initiated. Henry, oblivious of the consequences, chased Omalinze into the danger to fulfill his clandestine desire. As a means of shielding Bembo from the consequences of their action, the Ezenmuo, the idol chief priest, was sent into the evil forest to meet with the goddess face to face. The outcome was fatal for it was dicey for a man to meet with a goddess. As the events unfold, Henry and Oma both passed through hell in the forest. In the mist of the hell, they met an avatar who gave them five powerfully charged words. By chanting these words, they could do anything deemed impossible. With the words, they got to the heavens above and saw many strange beings there and in some planets not yet discovered by man. They came back to earth then back to Bembo from where they traveled to Nondon. At Nondon, Henry was joined with Omalinze in a holy matrimony amidst criticism from skeptics and racists as racial prejudice has been an anathema to him. Set in the 1700s, in the colourful highland of Anglastan is a breath seizing novel every one no matter the age limit would love to read. It is a 53,000 words book of intrigue, suspense,romance, adventure and humour. The author, though a graduate of mechanical engineering, is a talented prolific writer.

The Heavens Above

Author: John Benson Sidgwick
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