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"I believe in...Jesus Christ...born of the Virgin Mary." A beautiful stained glass image, or a medical reality? This is the choice facing Christians today. Can we truly believe that two thousand years ago a young woman, a virgin named Mary, gave birth to the Son of God? The answer is simple: we can. The author says, "In these days many Christians want some sensible assurance that their faith makes sense, and in this book I want to show that it does."In this uplifting book from a pre...

Shadows of Troy is a mythic tale of hidden power, fractured love, and the last embers of a dying lineage. Selene, a phoenix shifter cloaked in human guise, is navigating her new life as the beloved second wife of Prince Hektor of Troy. But her soul is bound to another-Theron, a dragon shifter and leader of the united clans of Thera.Separated by distance and caught on opposite sides of the erupting war between Greece and Troy over Helena of Sparta, Selene must walk ...

One beast is bad enough... but three?Briar Rose always knew she would be married to the highest bidder. So it comes as no surprise when she finds herself at the altar with Cillian Blackwood, a notoriously beastly billionaire.No one mentioned anything about the other monsters, though.With his scarred face and hulking brawn, Dane is enough to scare most people out of their skin—literally. And when he isn't around? The clever, callous Rhys is all too h...

Plan Your Trip with AI is a practical, beginner-friendly guide to using artificial intelligence as a smarter travel-planning assistant. Written for ordinary travelers, it shows how to use clear prompts to research destinations, compare options, build personalized itineraries, estimate budgets, find ways to save, and organize every part of a trip from start to finish. Readers will learn how to ask better questions, refine weak answers, and turn scattered travel ideas into a realistic plan t...

This book explores the interests of British leaders, diplomats and consuls in the unifying of Italy. It is the first study to provide a comprehensive narrative of British policy on Italian affairs between the formation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861 and its consolidation as a new nation-state through the acquisitions of Venice in 1866 and Rome in 1870. Commencing with an investigation of the place of Italy within the context of mid-Victorian Britain’s global interests, the book investigat...

One of the central areas of concern in late twentieth-century philosophy is the debate between Realism and anti-Realism. But the precise nature of the issues that form the focus of the debate remains controversial. In Realism and Explanatory Priority a new way of viewing the debate is developed. The primary focus is not on the notions of existence, truth or reference, but rather on independence. A notion of independence is developed using concepts derived from the theory of explan...

Violet is a stupid young woman with a thing for older guys. When she meets a silver fox in a bar, she's determined to show how mature she is, even if it means drinking his piss!

What would you do if you drowned at your thirteenth birthday party while saving your girlfriend and woke up the next day to realize you got to live the day over? Filbert Doover does just that and continues to do it a half-dozen more times. He grows older with each attempt, even to the point of marrying Sophie, the girl he rescued the first time. Along the way he befriends Luke, a paraplegic his age who lives in a foster home. At his third death Fil and Luke both drown, which starts them on...

1894, Wigan. Miss Dorothea Gadsworth is interviewed for a teaching vacancy at George Street Elementary, but is ultimately dismissed as a candidate. The following Monday morning, her body is discovered in a locked classroom with a note by her side. DS Michael Brennan is called in to investigate what appears to be a straightforward suicide, but his instincts tell him there is more to this case than meets the eye. With the door locked from the inside, staff members with plenty to hide and a s...

Ashlie worked hard to make detective. She wasn't about to let some crackpot take it away from her. She knew she had to come clean with Skyler. Her past had come back to haunt her. The phone calls and now the bloody shirt.

AJ Wright's The River on our Hands is as much a historical account as it is a poetry collection. The book explores growing up in a small West Virginia town on the banks of the Ohio River: our poet faces encroaching floodwater on a trip to the store, constructs a makeshift airplane from leftover wood and rusted metal, and watches the river through the windows of old cars. The backdrop is the aftermath of tragedy, calcifying into the town's story: the collapse of the Pleasants Power Station ...

Alea is determined to prevent the elves from going extinct. With no males elves left, she seeks out an orc to breed her. He's a demanding taskmaster, who treats her like a slave and makes her drink piss. But Alea soon finds she enjoys her new role and is only all too eager to participate in a threesome with his other slave wife.