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  The illegality of Lying and...

  Gregory Heary

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  What if the stories you love are secretly destroying your moral compass? Is your entertainment choice leading you away from divine truth? Discover the shocking reality behind fiction's spiritual warfare. 
  This book presents a compelling case against lying and the consumption of fictional narratives, drawing from divine revelation and prophetic teachings. Through careful analysis, the author exposes how fiction serves as a trojan horse for moral corruption, subtly reshaping perspectives, values and beliefs. From seemingly innocent children's tales to complex literary works, learn how fictional narratives systematically undermine religious principles and divine guidance. This extensive research reveals the dangerous psychological manipulation inherent in storytelling, showing how it leads people away from truth and righteousness, causing corruption throughout society. 
  This meticulous analysis exposes the hidden spiritual battle being waged through fictional narratives. By reading 'The illegality of Lying and Forbidden Fiction, ' you'll gain the knowledge and insight needed to protect yourself and your loved ones from lies and fiction's corrupting influence. This work stands as a crucial guide for anyone seeking to protect their spiritual well-being in today's fiction-dominated world. 
  Get your copy now and arm yourself with the truth about the harms of lying and the spiritual dangers of fiction.

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  Murder for the Mistletoe Market...

  Hoang Nguyen

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  🎄🕵️‍♀️ Holly Winterbottom's Mistletoe Market is the highlight of the holiday season in Pineville—until the town's beloved Christmas enthusiast and market organizer is found dead beneath the town's giant mistletoe bouquet. With a handcrafted ornament as the murder weapon and the entire town on the suspect list, Holly must clear her name after she becomes the prime suspect. Teaming up with her book club friends and the town's handsome new baker, she follows a trail of clues hidden in gingerbread houses, secret Santa gifts, and decades-old town rivalries. But as the snow falls and the suspects pile up, Holly realizes that in Pineville, some secrets are best left wrapped—and some gifts are deadly.

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  Red River

  William C. Dietz

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  In Red River, the seventh volume of the Winds of War series, WIII continues to rage as Lieutenant Commander Leo Baxter and his Riverines battle Axis forces in the Gulf of Oman, the Gulf of Aden, and finally—on the Niger River in Africa. Nigeria's rightful leader has been kidnapped by the Black Axe arm of the Neo Black Movement, and is being held for ransom. 
   
   
   
  The Allies want Abeo Kabir to be freed, but Nigeria's vice president doesn't. Nor does the leader of the terrorist organization called Boko Haram, or the Chinese diplomat, charged with putting a puppet government in place. 
   
   
   
  Should Baxter and his Riverines fail, China will establish a military foothold in Africa, and the people of Nigeria will suffer under the rule of a despot.

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  On the Attack

  Kerry J. Donovan

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  Ryan Kaine is on the attack . . .  
   
   
   
  When Angela Shafer's stalker threatens to kill her, she is forced to call upon the services of The 83 Trust. Ryan Kaine vows to deliver justice in the only way he knows how. 
   
   
   
  After reaching Angela's home too late to prevent a terrible atrocity, Kaine calls in reinforcements in the form of his most trusted men; Danny Pinkerton and William Rollason. But in order for Angela and her daughter to be truly safe, Kaine and his team need to dismantle an entire criminal organization. 
   
   
   
  As an underworld kingpin and his brutal thugs close in, Kaine will need all the help he can get . . .  
   
   
   
  If you like Lee Child, Mark Dawson, and Robert Ludlum, you're going to find the Ryan Kaine series compulsively addictive.

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  A History of Present Illness - A...

  Anna DeForest

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  This “brutal and brave” (Booklist) novel transmutes the practice of medicine into a larger exploration of humanity, the meaning of care, and the nature of annihilation—physical, spiritual, or both. A young woman puts on a white coat for her first day as a student doctor. So begins this powerful debut, which follows our unnamed narrator through cadaver dissection, surgical rotation, difficult births, sudden deaths, and a budding relationship with a seminarian.   In the troubled world of the hospital, where the language of blood tests and organ systems so often hides the heart of the matter, she works her way from one bed to another, from a man dying of substance use and tuberculosis, to a child in pain crisis, to a young woman, fading from confusion to aphasia to death. The long hours and heartrending work begin to blur the lines between her new life as a physician and the lifelong traumas she has fled.    In brilliant, wry, and biting prose, A History of Present Illness is a boldly honest meditation on the body, the hope of healing in the face of total loss, and what it means to be alive.  2023 Rosenthal Family Foundation Award, American Academy of Arts and Letters • A Lit Hub Most Anticipated Book of 2022 • A Publishers Weekly “Writer to Watch”  “A revelation.” –The New York Times

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  The Creatures That Time Forgot -...

  Ray Bradbury

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  The Creatures That Time Forgot by Ray Bradbury - Mad, impossible world! Sun-blasted by day, cold-wracked by night—and life condensed by radiation into eight days! Sim eyed the Ship—if he only dared reach it and escape! ... but it was more than half an hour distant—the limit of life itself! 
  During the night, Sim was born. He lay wailing upon the cold cave stones. His blood beat through him a thousand pulses each minute. He grew, steadily. 
  Into his mouth his mother with feverish hands put the food. The nightmare of living was begun. Almost instantly at birth his eyes grew alert, and then, without half understanding why, filled with bright, insistent terror. He gagged upon the food, choked and wailed. He looked about, blindly. 
  There was a thick fog. It cleared. The outlines of the cave appeared. And a man loomed up, insane and wild and terrible. A man with a dying face. Old, withered by winds, baked like adobe in the heat. The man was crouched in a far corner of the cave, his eyes whitening to one side of his face, listening to the far wind trumpeting up above on the frozen night planet. 
  Sim's mother, trembling, now and again, staring at the man, fed Sim pebble-fruits, valley-grasses and ice-nipples broken from the cavern entrances, and eating, eliminating, eating again, he grew larger, larger. 
  The man in the corner of the cave was his father! The man's eyes were all that was alive in his face. He held a crude stone dagger in his withered hands and his jaw hung loose and senseless. 
  Then, with a widening focus, Sim saw the old people sitting in the tunnel beyond this living quarter. And as he watched, they began to die.

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