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a real life memoir, written with the prose of a linguist, to confront life after a failed death leads into the throes of a lover. a true coming-of-age story that confronts the self... as well as those that would harm it.
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This is the story of Diamond Grace Jones. In her sleep, a neurological chip was implanted in her mind against her will. Her thoughts and actions are broadcast to anyone who knows where to look. Her will can be taken over through a transfer of consciousness. She can communicate with what can only be referred to as aliens. Her very senses can be altered by outside sources.
Her story is one of abuse, but it is also one of redemption and self-sacrifice. It is the story of what it means to be a mother and a lover; and how to recreate your identity when those things go missing.
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Note: This book contains school violence. Reader discretion advised.
Most people's first instinct when they screw up is to justify why it is not their fault. Our protagonist is no exception to this standard. As you follow this ordinary teenager's journey, you will walk in his shoes, find him relatable while questioning his reliability, discover the atrocious incident he claims is not his fault, and wonder if you would do the same.
by Charles Hugh Brown & Colton Tyrel Bigham
Blessed with free land from the King of England, Hugh Brown-along with his family-move near the town of Ninety-Six to start a new life. As their family grows, so does their success; but a sudden act of violence leaves the household devastated.
As they try to pull their broken family together, a storm looms in the future. As the Revolutionary War grows ever closer to their land, Hugh must make the decision whether he will fight for his king, or for the country he calls home. As friends become enemies, moral lines become skewed in the fires of war.
Based off historical documents Hugh Brown wrote towards the end of his life; this book tells the true story of a generational epic that asks the question: What is worth fighting for?
Matt Rushing invites readers into quiet neighborhoods and garages, empty highways, corporate offices and city parks. His stories begin with the familiar-a road trip, heartbreak, retirement-and spiral into the unbearable. With haunting and lyrical prose, Rushing explores the spaces where dread lives: love, dreams, a neighborhood pond, your flower bed. Unsettling, intimate and relentless, The Only Thing We Have to Fear is a chilling collection about the terrors we must endure.
When Katie Doffer takes a trip to a carnival behind her house, she is surprised to find acts of depravity taking a place inside what is known as Bune’s Freak Tent. What first appears to be an archaic freak show from a century passed, proves to be a demonic, dark-web torture show based around their performers’ addictions. The brutality leads Katie to believe that it is her responsibility to burn it to the ground. But other’s would prefer for her to be the next act…
This hardcover, second-edition includes interior expansion, further editing, as well as an epilogue.
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by Charles Hugh Brown & Colton Tyrel Bigham
Blessed with free land from the King of England, Hugh Brown-along with his family-move near the town of Ninety-Six to start a new life. As their family grows, so does their success; but a sudden act of violence leaves the household devastated.
As they try to pull their broken family together, a storm looms in the future. As the Revolutionary War grows ever closer to their land, Hugh must make the decision whether he will fight for his king, or for the country he calls home. As friends become enemies, moral lines become skewed in the fires of war.
Based off historical documents Hugh Brown wrote towards the end of his life; this book tells the true story of a generational epic that asks the question: What is worth fighting for?
On a Thursday night Katie goes on a family outing with her parents and they find themselves at a run-of-the-mill carnival with three looming tents. One tent is for the kids, one tent is an animal show, and the final tent is a freak show. They decide to go to the freak show, unsure if the opportunity would arise again due to its questioned legality. What they find inside are not the expected anomalies that would be in the traveling circuses of the 1920s, but instead performers pushing the boundaries of what the human body is capable of surviving.
Each performer's act reflects the different addictions that had destroyed their lives. The Eternal Drunk, an alcoholic, must keep his blood-alcohol content above a certain level for the remainder of his life. The Wheeling Contortionist, a sex addict, lives her life nude inside a glass wheel. The Sword-Eater, a masochist, has a sword as a permanent ball-gag.
To Katie's surprise, the carnival is much more than just a dark glance into the criminal underworld, but also the literal underworld. The show is the lovechild of Bune Lusus, A Duke of Hell. What he offers is the opposite of selling your soul to the devil. By offering to experience a lifetime of hell, the performers are granted a boon to spend an eternity in heaven. Or at least that's what they're led to believe.
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