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Two babies. Two fathers. One white. One black."She knew that one of the babies wasn't Mr. Meyer's child, and it was really difficult for her to expose it. She knew that her husband was a nice man, sent from above, but this process had started nine months ago when she'd met an African named Daniel in a course she'd joined to improve her IT knowledge. She remembered that Daniel wasn't a shy man; he was always around the ladies, and he had that charming, courageous look. All the ladies in the course really liked him because of his brilliance, coupled with his handsomeness. She remembered when he'd approached her and asked her to have a drink with him."Rapstar, the story of a woman who birthed twins after being with two men, one white and the other black. One of the baby boys was an albino, the other was white. Her husband hated the albino child, because he knew his wife cheated.The albino grew up to become a rap star. He fell in love with the girlfriend of his friend, who gave him hell and punished him. Later he fought back …Aliyo Momot grew up in Nigeria and got married in Germany. Her professional interests are writing and music production.

The historical novel The Temple Wall: Against All Odds covers three generations of a Jewish family living in the Ruhr area of Germany during the first and second crusades. It was known at the time as a pilgrimage to conquer Jerusalem from the Muslim infidels during the 12th century and to recapture Edessa from the Muslims in the 13th century.A son of both the first and third generation of a Jewish family joined each crusade despite the danger involved. Their aim was to reach the remains of the Holy Temple that once stood in Jerusalem. Pilgrims of the crusades suffered hardships and endured fierce battles on their long journey.Both participants reached their goal. The son on the first crusade died on his return trip back home, while the second crusader made it back to Germany. The man accompanying the son on the first crusade came back and married the widow of that son.Born in Germany, Alex Bloch lived many years in the U.S., where he received a BS from MIT and an MS from Columbia. His Ph.D. is in history from Tel-Aviv University. Now retired, the author settled in Israel some years ago. This is his ninth novel.

Four children find each other in a strange, magical way and figure out that they have more in common with one another than they would've ever thought. They join together and embark on a journey to rejuvenate the magical enchantments of the Fairy Ring Global World. Along the way they figure out that family members have been keeping secrets from them about many things. They also find that there's more magic within the real world and the Fairy Ring world than they could've ever imagined and that there are dark forces at work to overtake both of them.For the Darkness Will Stop at Nothing to Get Whatever it WantsAbout the Author: O.L. Morgan enjoys spending as much time as needed for writing the Global Seasons book series to give his readers the same joy and fulfillment as they read them. Living in Hawaii, he writes while looking out on endless ocean views, for that's where most of the wonders and magic of writing fills his mind with the hope that some of that imagination will pass to others.Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/olmorgan/

It's Fun to Never Ever Give UpThis is the second children's book in the "Fun to Be" series written by Joseph N. DeLuca, MD, PhD, a retired clinical psychologist and primary care physician. The first book, It's Fun to be Kind, focused on the need for compassion toward others. This book, It's Fun to Never Ever Give Up, focuses on the need to persevere through failures, hardships, and disappointments to accomplish a worthwhile goal. Dr. DeLuca has also written five books for adults on how to enhance their psychological health.His books are available on Amazon.com.

Everyone can be bullied. Even dogs!Max the dog is very smart, but Max has anxiety because he's being bullied. It all started at the local dog park when Max was attending training classes. Other dogs bullied poor Max, but his friends Helen and Greg helped him get through it and put a stop to Max's anxiety.Children will learn from reading Four-Legged Friends in the Bark Park that being nervous has nothing to do with how smart someone is. Whether it's dogs or humans, bullying is a bad thing.It's been said that "Strong people stand up for themselves. But the strongest people stand up for others."Author Bio: Natalia G. Toreeva is an award-winning artist whose works are shown in museums in Chicago and Russia. She received her master's degree in art and design in St. Petersburg, Russia, and her master's in computer science from DePaul University, Chicago. The author is a member of the Artists Trade Union of Russia, the Society of Children's Books Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), and the DuPage Writer's Group in Illinois. She has illustrated novels, poetry, and children's books, and has also contributed written works to a number of literary journals. Her books are in the collection of the State Museum "Tsarskoselskaya Collection" in St. Petersburg, Russia. This is her fourth children's novel.

An obscure medical researcher develops the "miracle enzyme" Bevvinase, thus enabling the direct conversion of carbon dioxide to oxygen within mammalian organisms, a major aid in the opening of Mars' hostile environment to permanent human residence.Decades later, a pair of deported, convicted felons, ex-intelligence officer and alpinist Jesperson, and his assigned work-partner, Barnes, are among several hundred carbon dioxide-breathing "Marsrats" dwelling in Burroughs Enclave, an enclosed, pressurized crater housing the denizens in the long shadow of the immense Olympus Mons shield volcano and its vast aqueduct system, the only available source of quintessential water on frigid, arid Mars.The enclave teeters on the brink of becoming a "lost colony" due to a major quake that causes unknown damage to the aqueduct system, and water flow stoppage. With time to avoid doomsday and uncontaminated water running out at a semi-equivalent rate, and home world help unavailable due to insufficient months for effecting a remote rescue, Jesperson and Barnes struggle against opposition from the residents' council and a derisive expert who believes climbing the volcano a total impossibility, and favors searching for deeply buried water ice.Jesperson and Barnes lead a last-resort, semi-suicidal trek up the six-kilometer-high escarpment, and onward to the rugged lower middle slopes of by far the largest volcano in the Solar System to effect repairs and assure the survival of Burroughs Enclave's denizens.About the Author: William Walling is a retired aerospace engineer who designed mechanical systems hardware at Lockheed Missiles & Space Company.