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  Where Was God When I Needed Him...

  David R. Clark

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  This book follows the story of David R. Clark, a war veteran who has found the rest the 
  Lord promises to all who come unto Him and take upon themselves His yoke. A story 
  that will remind you of God’s divine presence and compassion — He is always there to 
  guide and protect you through the darkest hours; those moments when you might feel 
  lost, abandoned, and alone. He is there to listen and answer your prayers in due time! 
  After becoming completely disabled and bedridden over eight years ago because of 
  injuries David R. Clark suffered while in Iraq with the United States Army, he has found 
  out exactly where God is. Join him as he embarks on an inspiring journey to discovering 
  that God is much closer than any of us can imagine, especially when we need Him most. 
  In this book, you will learn: 
  • God hears and answers prayers. When we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we will 
  see His miraculous power in our lives, though it might not happen when or as we 
  expected. 
  • There is power in the name of Jesus — it is something that will provide strength 
  and comfort, especially during the toughest of times. 
  • When we come unto Christ and take upon us His yoke, He offers us His rest, so, 
  even during our darkest hour and most heart-wrenching trials, we can have His 
  presence with us and experience peace and joy through and because of Him. 
  • Jesus does not give up on us, nor will He ever abandon us!. 
  This is highly recommended for anyone who is looking for comfort in God’s 
  presence. Clark offers inspiration from his personal experiences in a journey, 
  which includes years of feeling abandoned by God, to discovering that He is always 
  there, especially when we need Him most. This book will guide you in finding 
  strength and hope through His grace. To find out more, get a copy now!

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  You Alright I'm Good Until...

  Terrance McDuffie

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  You alright? 
  “I’m good.” 
  That’s what we say. 
  That’s what we’ve been taught to say—no matter what’s really going on beneath the surface. 
  You Alright. I’m Good. Until You’re Not. is a powerful and unfiltered look at the illusion we live under—the belief that everything is fine… until it isn’t. 
  Through raw storytelling and real-life perspective, Terrance McDuffie takes you inside the moments we often ignore—the stress, the pressure, the silent battles, and the warning signs we overlook. 
  This isn’t just about what happens when life changes. 
  It’s about what comes after. 
  The fear. 
  The questions. 
  The shift in identity. 
  And the realization that everything can change in an instant—without warning. 
  Narrated by the author himself, this audiobook delivers an intimate and deeply personal experience that resonates far beyond the moment of crisis. 
  If you’ve ever said “I’m good” when you weren’t… 
  this story is for you.

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  Just one text

  Mr. Joseph Kaburu

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Have you ever thought that just one text yes, just one text could change everything forever? 
  One moment you’re in love, safe in promises, certain of forever. The next, a single message can unravel it all your faith, your trust, your heart. 
  That’s where Mr. Joseph Kaburu’s story begins. A love once sacred, built on prayer and dreams. A betrayal that slipped in quietly, tearing it all apart. But Just One Text is not just about heartbreak it’s about what happens after. The darkness of nights filled with unanswered questions. The weight of forgiveness that feels impossible. The faith tested when love fails. 
  This memoir is raw, true, and unforgettable. It will take you into the tenderness of love, the sting of betrayal, and the long, aching journey toward healing. Yet it is not a story of bitterness. It is not a book of shame. It is a testimony of rising again of scars that become strength, and wounds that begin to shine as wisdom. 
  And here’s the truth: this is not only Joseph’s story. It’s yours too if you have ever loved and lost, trusted and been broken, wondered whether peace could ever return… or if you are already in love, or planning to love. 
  Just One Text will lure you with the beauty of love, break you with its betrayal, and lift you with its redemption. It will pull you in until you feel every tear, every prayer, every heartbeat. 
  Dare to open these pages. Dare to feel what you’ve buried. Dare to discover that even after love fails, life and healing are waiting. 
  Because once you begin, you won’t be able to stop until the last word.

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  My friend bipolar

  Caroline Heejeon Gale

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  The audiobook of My Friend Bipolar, narrated by the author herself, Caroline Heejeon Gale, brings her heartfelt journey to life. Through her own voice, she connects deeply with listeners, sharing her emotions and experiences with genuine warmth.  
  My Friend Bipolar by Caroline Heejeon Gale is a deeply personal memoir that chronicles her journey with bipolar disorder, beginning with her lowest points, and leading to a place of peace, acceptance, and self-discovery. This book isn’t a clinical guide or a set of instructions; rather, it’s a heartfelt account of a young woman’s transformation from struggling to understand her disorder to finally befriending it. 
  Caroline’s unique blend of narrative and poetry provides an intimate look into her emotions and thoughts, capturing the highs and lows she experienced. Each poem reflects a specific moment, and her thoughtful narration in the audiobook explains the emotions behind her words, revealing the complexity of her struggles and the beauty of her resilience. Through this honest account, Caroline hopes to bring comfort to those on similar journeys, encouraging readers to find strength and understanding within themselves and in their connections with friends and family. With My Friend Bipolar, she aims to help others see that, even in life’s hardest trials, friendship with oneself is achievable.

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  King Arthur's Death - The...

  Michael Smith

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  King Arthur's Death, commonly referred to as the Alliterative Morte Arthure, is a Middle English poem written in Lincolnshire at the end of the 14th century. A source work for Malory's later Morte d'Arthur, it is an epic tale which documents the horrors of war, the loneliness of kingship and the terrible price paid for arrogance.
  The poem tells of the arrival of emissaries from Imperial Rome demanding that Arthur pay his dues as a subject. Arthur's refusal leads him on a quest to confront his foes and challenge them for command of his lands.
  His venture is not without cost. Although he defeats the Romans, his decision to leave Mordred at home to watch over his realm and guard Guinevere, his queen, proves to be a costly one. He must now face Mordred for control of his kingdom – a conflict ultimately fatal to the pair of them.
  Combining heroic action, insight into human frailty and great attention to contemporary detail, King Arthur's Death is not only a lesson in effective kingship, it is also an astonishing mirror on our own times, highlighting the folly of letting stubborn dogma drive political decisions.

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  Living Medicine - Don Thomas...

  Dr. Fred Appelbaum

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  A sweeping biography of the visionary behind bone marrow transplantation and the story of the diseases cured by Don Thomas's discovery. In the last half of the twentieth century, Thomas himself discovered a cure for every marrow-based disease—like leukemia, lymphoma, and sickle-cell anemia—forever changing treatment for some of the deadliest illnesses. His feats were extraordinary, earning him a Nobel Prize, and the cascade of treatments he inspired have reshaped and will continue to reshape the practice of clinical medicine. Yet no one has ever written Thomas’s courageous story. Dr. Frederick R. Appelbaum, a member of Thomas’s research team, does so for the first time in Living Medicine: Don Thomas, Marrow Transplantation, and the Cell Therapy Revolution. Bone marrow transplantation has now saved over a million lives, but when Thomas first had the idea, he was met with disbelief by the scientific community. Appelbaum, informed by decades in the field and personal connection with Thomas, tells us the secrets to Thomas’s success: his unique characteristics, how he created an effective team of researchers, and how he overcame the technical obstacles of marrow transplantation. Appelbaum tells a bigger story, too, of the scientific and societal implications of this achievement, which are critical for scientific and lay readers alike so that we all might be better informed of how far our medical progress has come and will go.

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