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Mallory Knight knows all too well how perfect lives can be illusions. Her best friend, Leigh, seemed to have it all. But then she's found dead. Suicide, or so they say. Mallory isn't convinced, and decides to put her investigative journalist skills to use in a whole new way. To the rest of the world, superstar athlete Christian Graham seems perfect - he is kind, honorable, and easy on the eyes. But after discovering his name in Leigh's journal, Mallory wonders if there are secrets behind his megawatt smile.

It's Not About Me, It's About Them leaves little for the imagination when something needs to be said. It's not about the deceased. It's about those who remain. It's about leaving a blueprint for them to follow in the short timeframe they have to publicly celebrate the life of the deceased and continue to carry on as the departed one would want.

Bossy bank executive Senalda breaks down men from business to bed no holds barred. Hip hop PR guru Jarena praises the Lord and pursues married men with equal persistence. Famous and infamous radio personality Mimi fights with her fans and for the love of her on-and-off-again boyfriend. But when an ABC News Nightline report, "Single, Black, Female - and Plenty of Company" asks why can't a successful Black woman find a man, the friends are suddenly hyper-aware of their inclusion in the sad statistic: 42 percent of Black women who have never been married.  

Meet Ella, a seemingly ordinary girl who doesn't wear a real superhero cape. But in this empowering children's book, available in both English and Simplified Chinese, Ella discovers something far more powerful: true courage, unwavering kindness, and the quiet strength of standing up for others. This inspiring story shows young listeners that being a real hero isn't about magical powers, but about the everyday acts of bravery and compassion that make a huge difference.

Through the Veil is a transformative journey of faith, spiritual battles, and the overwhelming power of God’s presence. It recounts the true experiences of the author as she navigates the supernatural challenges in her life, particularly in an apartment filled with unsettling spiritual activity. From unexplained phenomena and visions to encounters with spirits and a demon, the author’s journey unveils the reality of the unseen realm and the strength found in God’s Word and promises.

This book will entertain, inform, and emotionally move its listener and provide healing. It certainly is not a lecture but a look at a survivor’s struggle with certain areas in life that are not so easy for an abuse victim. It is a look at a person’s career in a very competitive job and spiritual growth. This is a troubling subject treated with sensitivity along with down-to-earth humour along the way. It would clear some of our jails and make a safer world, for our children.

Papa the Popular Printer is an extraordinary nonfiction story about protagonist James Henry Forniss. He amazingly evolves from a young man as a shoe shiner to a successful Professional Printer.