The narrator arrives in Berlin, a place famed for its hedonism, to find peace and maybe love; only to discover that the problems which have long haunted him have arrived there too, and are more present than ever. As he approaches his fortieth birthday, nearing the age where his father was killed in a brutal revolution, he drifts through this endlessly addictive and sometimes mystical city, through its slow days and bottomless nights, wondering whether he will ever escape the damage left by his father's death. With the world as a whole more uncertain, as both the far-right and global temperatures rise at frightening speed, he finds himself fighting a fierce inner battle against his turbulent past, for a future free of his fear of failure, of persecution, and of intimacy. In The End, It Was All About Love is a journey of loss and self-acceptance that takes its nameless narrator all the way through bustling Berlin to his roots, a quiet village on the Uganda-Sudan border. It is a bracingly honest story of love, sexuality and spirituality, of racism, dating, and alienation; of fleeing the greatest possible pain, and of the hopeful road home.

“It was love, even if it was not forever.” The book, ‘It was love,’ is a work of fiction but some co-authors have shared their feelings, from their current situation and past experience. It is full of crispy articles, sweet poems and a bunch of emotions poured by amazing writers, across the country. Students, teachers and people who are lost in love have shared their definition of love in their own way. They have shown what happens when two people are deep in love, how they walk together, eat together and later on can’t stay without each other. Having said that, there also comes a time when they don’t want to face each other. Oh! What else I would say, you have hand-picked a garland of words, weaved with love. Just turn the pages to experience many different worlds of affection.

♡Today's love doesn't always have to look like yesterday's love ♡Book 1 in a set of 2.Falling in love with your best friend is so cliché and old as time.I'm just a southern girl in New York.I never imagined I'd meet my soulmate.And not a big deal like Noah Fierro. He's the classic type A personality with a side order of brusqueness. Far too handsome and a magnetism I was swept up in.And ... we're both into guys.Curve ball, right? Tell me about it. I was crushed.But he's my person. My bestie.And I need to ditch my enormous crush for good.What if a friendship is so consuming it supersedes conventionality?We have love. But will my heart be broken?I'm Sena Black and is he ... Straight-for-me?Disclaimer: Due to this book being part of a duet series the story does have one of those big ole stonking TO BE CONTINUED endings. Bonus Disclaimer: Intended for audiences 18+ because of the hot things two friends do together

He told me I was a penguin: "tiny, adorable, and loved by everyone." TALES FROM THE BEGINNING OF LOVE It may be after three days together, or after three months-it's that moment when it all falls together. From heartfelt declarations to all-knowing smiles, It Was Love When .. captures that moment when love is just beginning. I thought to myself, "I love him more than Spider-Man loves Mary Jane." I was looking through his iTunes when I realized that our playlists were nearly identical. Suddenly he turned off the lights and told me to look up at the ceiling. Glow-in-the-dark stars covered the entire ceiling, spelling out "I love you." Both addictive and heartwarming, It Was Love When... is a freeze frame of that moment when you realize that you're truly, completely in love.

A young black female who thought she had find the love of her life; but the relationship derailed her to a victim of the justice system. Deliah was giving a prison number and sent to the Federal Penitentiary; where she was left to die. After all the abuse, physically, mentally, verbally and emotionally; Deliah still managed to find a deep inner peace that gave her the courage to live and not die. Deliah began soul searching to discover life is all about the choices you make. Deliah knew she had to do something, if she had a plan on ever being free again; but she didn’t know what – Deliah was giving the vision to tell her story... So Deliah began writing this book in prison; without knowledge of her release date; but she knew; Deliah had to share her story. Although, Deliah wasn’t physically killed by the police, Deliah experience with the police, killed her deep within her soul. Deliah’s family, like many other African Americans who are faced with encounters with the police and justice system are too poor to retain an attorney to fight the injustice. Deliah says the time has come, no more injustice, no more average, no more mediocrity; it’s time to GO GET OUR POWER BACK. People are hurting and Deliah can’t and won’t continue to be silenced by the enemy within or the enemy that can be seen; but she must let others know as we heal together... We can overcome any and all obstacles that come our way!! Be Blessed and find that inner peace...

Irene Gutierrez wants you to know that it is not impossible to come out of a difficult situation. It may seem as if it is, but setting your mind on changing things will make things easier. It may also take some time, because starting over sometimes means taking baby steps again. She also wants you to know that baby steps arent a bad thing. Its showing you have the strength to want to go on.

♡Today's love doesn't always have to look like yesterday's love ♡Book 2 in a set of 2. Love is blind.And the universe hates me.Serious fricking hate.To catch you up; Southern girl falls for extremely wealthy and gorgeous gay.We became besties.Then in an epic plot twist my gay... caught feelings for me.Unbelievable, right? I should have known I was deluding myself.Now I'm left broken.Only, Noah tells me it wasn't a lie.Can I believe the happily ever after he promises?It's not only me to convince ... but everyone else. I'm Sena Black and is he still .... Straight-for-me?