A dark psychological book about madness between two people through dystopian conspiracy theories, life stories that give inspiring lessons, every little funny thing twisting into darker turns you could not expect for such unique plot twists (which are just more than 5 of them), from the little city of Metro Manila, into the cyberpunk fiction world of Euphorium, then back to reality, then back to delusion, then going through stages of dreams than to the real world where you no longer know what is real or not. If you are mentally unstable, read at your own risk. Being mentally stable is not going to save you anyway. Even an army man can't take such madness.

A pilot book about a story between a narcissistic sociopathic young adult boy named Klei, a Filipino descendant that went through a traumatic past of bullying that gave him the insight of how society plays its game. And a young adult girl named Sakura. A lass with borderline personality disorder. It's a toxic relationship, but Klei having a superiority complex gave him the mentality of "Only I can take care of you, no one can handle you but me. Only I love you this way.". With Sakura, the half-Filipina half-Japanese descent who recently moved into the most wonderful province of delightful foods and the greatest cooks amongst the country, where Klei live. They began dating as soon as they slowly fell in love with one another. Turning out to be a toxic relationship, because Sakura is extremely manipulative and is emotionally immature that not even the mind-bending, seductive, and charming Klei of being a "nice guy" can tame. They began their relationship, and the rest is history.

She’s doesn’t want any trouble… Former soldier Veronica “Ronnie” Morales isn’t going to let her kid brother, Tiago, get pulled into the gangs of Minneapolis, so, seeking safety and a fresh start, she heads to sleepy Deep Haven on the north shore of Minnesota. She’s hoping to put down roots as the paramedic for the new Crisis Response Team, but it’s not easy to be the outsider. He can’t seem to escape it… It’s also not easy being the guy related to everyone in town. Especially when you’re the holdout vote for a landmark project. Fire Chief Peter Dahlquist might be the loneliest guy in town when both sides of his massive family—the Hatfields and McCoys of Deep Haven—demand that he pick sides. The only one who seems to understand is the newcomer in town…his new, albeit street-tough paramedic. Can trouble bring them together? When Tiago finds himself caught up in small town shenanigans and the town blames Ronnie for tragedy, Peter is forced to pick sides. But this choice just might cost him the home—and the woman—he loves. Want more of Deep Haven? Deep Haven Collection Book 1: Still the One Book 2: Can’t Buy Me Love Book 3: Crazy for You Book 4: Then Came You Book 5: Hangin' by a Moment Book 6: Right Here Waiting Book 7: Once Upon a Winter Wonderland

Its Just Crazy is prayerfully written to wake up the sleeping public of America before it really is too late. It is rather late to start planning your "get to safety" strategy when a tornado is already formed and heading in your direction. You only have enough time to seek shelter immediately and pray for the best. America, start praying; the tornado has already formed, and is heading our way! Let me advise you, this book is not for: the faint-hearted, those who choose not to hear the truth, or for individuals who do not care to accept the reality of life in America today. I do, however, encourage all who do read this book to think, pray, and start dialoging with others. Maybe by working together, Americans can come up with ideas and beneficial contributions that will create solutions to help us all out of the mess we find ourselves in today. The truth is designed to make you and others free. Evil and immorality will win if good people continue to do nothing

This page turner really brought me back to the time when I craved the summer heat, the beach and relished in all its adventures of friendship, love and lust, Tiffany Wilson, Writer/Editor, Port Elgin beach Tori has spent every summer of her life in Port Drift, the Lake Huron beach town where her parents tiny cottage sits, inherited from her grandparents a generation before. Every summer there was always Marc, right across the street from her, in his grand white house. He was always her biggest competitor, her closest childhood friend. But this summer they are sixteen and Tori sees the differences immediately. There are new attractions now, feelings you arent allowed to have when you are one friend of four. When there is Aidan and Sophia who have also grown up with Tori and Marc, who represent a childhood of traditions and unspoken rules. Can Tori really cross into the new world of thrilling first loves and still make it back to the safety of her childhood? Join the four friends in Heartsand, the debut young adult novel by Christy Howitt, as they cross that invisible line between childhood and adolescence, as they come face to face with exciting new love, family secrets, heartbreak and betrayal, things that will make them question how strong their friendships really are and what exactly is worth protecting.

Gamaliel Friedman is only a child when his family flees Czechoslovakia in 1939 for the relative safety of Hungary. For him, it will be the beginning of a life of rootlessness, disguise, and longing. Five years later, in desperation, Gamaliel’s parents entrust him to a young Christian cabaret singer named Ilonka. With his Jewish identity hidden, Gamaliel survives the war. But in 1956, to escape the stranglehold of communism, he leaves Budapest after painfully parting from Ilonka. Gamaliel tries, unsuccessfully, to find a place for himself in Europe. After a failed marriage, he moves to New York, where he works as a ghostwriter, living through the lives of others. Eventually he falls in with a group of exiles, including a rabbi––a mystic whose belief in the potential for grace in everyday life powerfully counters Gamaliel’s feelings of loss and dispossession. When Gamaliel is asked to help draw out an elderly, disfigured Hungarian woman who may be his beloved Ilonka, he begins to understand that a real life in the present is possible only if he will reconcile with his past.