Mother telling daughter how people hiding their beliefs about God out in public but only to realize that her mother was the only one hiding her beliefs and saying No More Hiding No More Secrets.

No More Secrets takes you inside the mind and life of a former full-blown sex addict, as well as the history of sex addiction from its origins in biblical history to the present, highlighting its prevalence in every institution of modern society with vivid narrative accounts. The accounts are followed by practical lessons in which the reader sharpens his or her understanding of the life-saving principles depicted by the accompanying autobiographical narratives. Jarius Douglas is devoted to debunking the commonly held romantic notions of unbridled sexual impulse by exposing to the church and to the world the inconspicuous symptoms and imminent spiritual dangers of being sexually addicted. He believes the secret of sex addiction has spiritually infected the lives of many for far too long, but now this spiritual ailment and long-held secret must face its demise. No More Secrets lists all the commonly and uncommonly known forms of sex addiction and divinely instructs the reader through eight biblical principles that guide the reader to a well-tried and proven antidote: Jesus Christ!

It's a mafia book and it has heartbreaking moments, just as well as hilarious. It's about a guy name Miles, who gets mixed up into a business with some Mafia bosses delivering brief cases. The entire time he thinks he's working for the government. Until an agent by the name of Julia informs him other wise, about him being fangled by the Mafia boss. She sends him a letter that states, life or death is in your hand just take a look. After a while of wrecking his brain trying to figure out who sent the letter and what it meant. One day while he was out on an assignment it finally came to him, life or death is in your hand just take a look, as he fumbled with the brief case until he got it open.

This is a collection of short stories, all with hidden secrets.

Accompanied by her brother's friend, Tyler, sixteen-year-old Rachel ventures through San Diego and nearby areas seeking her brother, eighteen-year-old Micah, a methamphetamine addict who ran away from home.

Despite all the pain I caused, Gleb risked his life to save me. Again. This time from the infatuation of a madman. To deter the Irish mafia from hunting me down my dark knight did the only thing that could stop Vincent Kelly from making me his bride. Gleb married me. But my prince in disguise can’t forgive what I’ve done. Which makes telling him my secrets terrifying. Still, I can’t keep running from these two twisted truths: I’m hopelessly in love with Gleb. And he’s the father of my child. It would seem I’m not the only one with something to hide, however. Gleb’s talent as a lethal hunter, a ruthless killer makes far more sense… Once his history with the Kellys comes to light. When their hitmen find us, I’m faced with a terrible choice— Stand by and watch Gleb die. Or tell the man I love one last unforgivable lie. Can this twisted princess survive the consequences of her sacrifice? Or will her tangled truths destroy them all this time? This is the final book in the Twisted Kingdom Duo.

American spirituality—with its focus on individual meaning, experience, and exploration—is usually thought to be a product of the postmodern era. But, as The New Metaphysicals makes clear, contemporary American spirituality has historic roots in the nineteenth century and a great deal in common with traditional religious movements. To explore this world, Courtney Bender combines research into the history of the movement with fieldwork in Cambridge, Massachusetts—a key site of alternative religious inquiry from Emerson and William James to today. Through her ethnographic analysis, Bender discovers that a focus on the new, on progress, and on the way spiritual beliefs intersect with science obscures the historical roots of spirituality from its practitioners and those who study it alike—and shape an enduring set of modern religious possibilities in the process.