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Timothy and Rachel have been through so much in their lives. Pain, anguish, struggle, personal issues, family issues but they’re at a place of uncertainty and their purpose. Their lives have gone on a path they never thought they would go and they’re at a place of giving up. Until they find out the day they’re going to die. Upon realizing that, they go to great lengths to make their last days the most memorable. If you found out the day you were going to die, how would you live it? How would it impact you? Sometimes we take life for granted, this is Timothy and Rachel’s stories, hopefully it makes you realize how precious life really is….

The Ohioans is a collection of short stories about people who live in Ohio, or are from Ohio, or who go there sometimes. Subjects include getting lost in the woods, vacationing in Spain, eating ice cream, death, hope, youth, old age, spooky houses and caves, and cats. There are 16 stories, and the book is 129 pages long.

Harry was a promising young man destined for a great future. One night changed his whole life as he made the decision to drive drunk. Having done this numerous times in the past, Harry had no idea that this one night would change his perspective on life as he barrels into a car and kills 3 people. This story chronicles his journey being in prison and how he ended up there. The question now becomes, will he be the man who spends his years rotting behind prison walls or will he find a way to rehabilitate himself and make sure that other people don’t make the same mistakes he’s made in his life. This book tackles issues dealing with alcoholism, drunk driving and taking the necessary measure ...

Our dissolute hero remains nameless, with no direct lines or action. Rather he comes to life through his interactions across time and place with two dozen narrators who cross his path.

SOMETIMES WE FORGET HOW DANGEROUS THE "F" WORD IS. KNOWING SOMEONE A LONG TIME DOES NOT MAKE THEM YOUR FRIEND.

"Graham Mitchell is a photographer cast into the shadows of a world that no longer makes sense to him. Photograph by photograph he reveals his voice. The frozen images of times past are the only means of communication he knows, until one day, an image so enchanting crosses his path that it ignites his movement once again. Anna Semenova, Prima Ballerina of the New York City Ballet, becomes his new obsession. Shadows of the Crowd follows the dance between movement and stillness, and the communication between artists who experience the world in different ways. It is a reflection of love, compromise, and the battle between pride and humility."