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Twelve-year-old Frankie used to go out to the clearing in the forest behind her house and sit by the beautiful linden tree in the middle of it. Frankie used to laugh and read and play there with her older sister Susan and their friends, sisters Lindsey and Miranda. She used to feel God there, and be happy with all of the good things in her life. But that was before her mother killed herself. Before Lindsey stopped talking and Miranda started lying to them and dating around. It was before Susan stopped eating and put her romance novels in a moldy box in the attic. Before Frankie started acting out in class. And before her father started doing things to Frankie that's nothing like what's in those romance novels. In this novel that explores emotional, physical, and sexual abuse, Frankie struggles to make sense of the violence in her life and struggles to get her friends to open up about their abuse so that they can try to once again find that place of peace in their lives. Somewhere Only We Know shows that despite the pain, silence, and scars of abuse, there is still hope, and a new story can be told.

When a ruler of a land gets so brutal by denying young women even the opportunity of getting married, he leaves everywhere littered with aging spinsters whose bride prices are way through the roof for almost all bachelors to afford. Spinsters, bachelors and everyone in the land are desperate for change to happen. Silenced by fear, and unsure of where and how to start, they resign to a doomed fate, until the return of the one who falls in love, and even has no idea he can liberate women and the entire land that await what it is he can do.

Olivia's life seems to have more drama than ever. Newly married and newly pregnant, Olivia cannot help but feel pulled in every direction within her crazy love triangle. After pushing everyone away, Olivia finally realized that avoiding her husband, friends, and family solves nothing. However, that doesn't stop Olivia from feeling insecure, Victor from feeling unwanted, and Brandon from feeling used.E.A. Stripling does it again in Change and finishes the Internal Conflict series seamlessly. With the twists and turns and the heartache and happiness, this novel will have everyone rooting for Olivia's happily ever after, which she certainly deserves.

In Sherri Schwartz's book, 8 Steps to Gluten Free, the reader is invited to join Schwartz and her family's journey, as they struggle to navigate the tribulations from a new diagnosis of someone close to them. This is done by meticulously chronicling the changes one must make to everyday life meal preparations when living with Celiac disease. Not only does Schwartz aide those attempting to lead a gluten-free lifestyle through revealing the many mistakes she has made in her own journey, but she also dissolves misconceptions and snap judgments others make towards people who cannot consume gluten by educating readers of the severe impact of the disease to one's everyday life.

In 'Tales of a Receding Hairline, ' K.W. Peery writes about his personal life experiences through poetry, as he grapples with morality and mortality. His unvarnished truth is breathtakingly obvious. It bleeds from his pen onto the page of each poem in this collection, while his unapologetic vulnerability is neatly embedded within each work of this impactful poetry collection. ABOUT K.W. PEERYK.W. Peery is a prolific Americana songwriter and poet. He is most well known as a founding member of the Marshall/Peery Project. This collaboration produced four critically acclaimed studio album from 2005 to present. The Marshall/Peery Project frequently appear on the Roots Music Report and Americana Charts. Their songs are in regular rotation in the United States, Germany, Serbia, Belgium, Norway, France, Ireland, Australia, Japan, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.Peery is also credited as a lyricist and producer for more than a dozen studio albums over the past decade

We are the new generation of writing, eager to present our ever-evolving language to the world. This guide will help you share your voice, because your voice will shape the future. It covers the fundamentals of having your writing stand out in a modern, technologically-driven world. Writing has changed...a lot. As humanity evolves through technology, media, and culture, so does language. This handy guide covers everything from grammar rules, to phrasing, to the steps of promoting your writing and more. It also includes many resources, tips from established writers, and tools to help readers turned writers succeed.Whether you've written a book and are looking for extra tips to make it shine, have writer's block and are searching for some new ways to stay creative, or are ready to finally write your masterpiece, this book is for you.ABOUT MORISSA SCHWARTZAs 'The Voice of Generation Z, ' Morissa advocates for the new generation through hosting the GenZ Podcast, her writing, and her publishing company: GenZ Publishing. A literary prodigy, Morissa's first national article was published in Discovery Girls Magazine at age 12, landed her first job as an adviser to Junior Scholastic Magazine at age 13, had her first book published at age 17, earned the position of top-rated editor on Fiverr by the time she graduated high school, gained dozens of writing and editing credits through college, and became a bestselling author the same week she started grad school.Morissa founded GenZ Publishing after many peers asked her how to publish a book following her success in the industry. She recognized the need for a publisher that focuses on releasing the works of young and innovative writers. Discover GenZ Publishing at GenZPublishing.org.Learn more about Morissa and her work at MorissaSchwartz.com.