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August 21, 2018
| Website | A dedicated CIA analyst lives the easy life, until he is dumped in war torn Libya. He must locate WMD’s and assassinate the tyrant whose goal is US annihilation beginning with Washington, DC in one week. He struggles through the Sahara and becomes wedged between the Agency who believes he went rogue wanting him eliminated and the Tyrant who learns of his mission.
August 20, 2018
"Protect the Seed" by Erosa Knowles
(Protect the Seed is Book one in the Seed Trilogy and is in Kindle Unlimited.)
Former Marketing Executive Imani Randall moved back home to avoid going to jail. After a painful divorce two-years ago, her ex refuses to believe they’re done and fights for a reconciliation he’s convinced she wants no matter what she says. When he arrives unexpectantly at her job, she latches on to a stranger and pretends he’s the new man in her life to get her ex to leave.
Entrepreneur Theodore Barnes recently learned that his mother was murdered 19 years ago and is searching for the truth. Imani’s name comes up during the investigation and he chooses to meet the beautiful woman personally to ask questions. When she uses him to escape her ex, he’s more than willing to go along with the ruse.
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"For the Love of Luke: Our commitment to life in the midst of certain loss" by Michelle Lynn Forester
What do you do when God calls you to walk through an unthinkable tragedy? When I was twelve weeks pregnant with our son, Luke was diagnosed with a terminal neurological condition. We were assured that he would not live. My husband and I had a choice to make - did we follow the advice of our doctors and proceed with a medical termination, or did we follow our convictions and continue the pregnancy no matter the cost? We chose the latter. We were committed to the life of our son, even in the midst of certain loss. The pregnancy, birth, and death of our son was the most heart-wrenching time in our lives, but we'd do it all over again. Luke was worth it.
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