What's the most important thing in life? It's fellowship with the Father. The major solution to stress is Worship; you have to raise your hands up when faced with difficult situations. You must look beyond your problems & acknowledge that you are a son or daughter of a Father, God in Heaven, who cares for you and who knows how to make you come out of that situation. In this little Worship Devotional, Tarupiwa helps you, the reader, to pray & Worship, as he shares his own personal testimonies of how he raised his hands up & worship when he was faced with hard situations. God wants to show his Glory through you, so find time to devote yourself to prayer & worship through this devotional, and see your life take a whole new meaning, be blessed.

What's the most important thing in life? It's fellowship with the Father. The major solution to stress is Worship; you have to raise your hands up when faced with difficult situations. You must look beyond your problems & acknowledge that you are a son or daughter of a Father, God in Heaven, who cares for you and who knows how to make you come out of that situation. In this little Worship Devotional, Tarupiwa helps you, the reader, to pray & Worship, as he shares his own personal testimonies of how he raised his hands up & worship when he was faced with hard situations. God wants to show his Glory through you, so find time to devote yourself to prayer & worship through this devotional, and see your life take a whole new meaning, be blessed.

Private Pleasures describes the three-day sex, drink, and drug binge of a thirty-something newsreader in the back streets and crumbling apartments of his native Giza, that pullulating mass of humanity that, like an ugly sister, sits opposite Cairo on the Nile's west bank. Pursued by an unshakable sense of impending doom, the narrator observes, with fascinated horror, his own stumbling progress through a world of menace and wonder inhabited by philosophical prostitutes, nightmarish butchers, serene Quran-readers, pious family members, religious con-men, autistic tissue-sellers, and others.

Andrea Hoffpauir can’t do anything right. But she’s ready to prove to everyone that she’s up to any challenge. She’s never been good enough for her father. Her trophy-wife mother is so self-centered that she often forgets Andrea exists. And her best friend Vicky hasn’t forgiven her for the monumental mistake she made. Life keeps kicking her down, and quite frankly, she’s over it. When her older brother Brendan backs out of the father son golf tournament at the club, Andrea volunteers to take his place. She’s determined to show her dad that she’s not as useless as he thinks, and that she’s an excellent golfer. Even if her father doesn’t want to be seen with her on the links or off. During a round at the club, Erik Perday, Vicky’s mortal enemy, acts like a normal human being, and Andrea wonders if all is not what it seems. He’s not the jerk she’s always believed him to be, at least not around her. Is there more to Erik Perday? Andrea feels like her life is spinning, but she’s not sure if it’s spinning out of control or if she's headed in the right direction. She’s determined to prove to everyone that she’s good enough ... including herself. On Par is the final book in the Girls of Summer series, a young adult sports romance. If you love sports, strong female characters, and coming of age stories, then you’ll love this fast-paced series about girls who defy the stereotypes. Each book can be read as a standalone. One-click this young adult coming of age romance today.

When it comes to an individual some can be define as a statistics while others are made to stand out backing up the definition of unique. statistics says I should have died, statistics says i was supposed to suffer from down syndrome. Statistics says i wouldnt be able to walk or talk, statistics told my mom to prepare to bury a child but our GOD said otherwise. Every statistics that was thrown at me never prospered instead, the exact opposite happened and what the doctors didnt expect to happen had fortunately actually happened. However i struggled with a disability but not how others assumed Id struggle for it was more of a mental struggle then a physical struggle. although Im labeled as a disabled person my appearance may, will, shall fool you and throughout this book (and more to come) it will tell you why you should never judge a book by its cover regardless of who or what a person may appear to be for looks can, will be deceiving.

Being madly in love with Luke Mark the (Rich handsome man) Bianca Blue didn't know going to met and attend Luke's parents anniversary...would be the end of her due to Luke's proud mother. What's going to happen to the love birds?