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Rated R Homerun is a psychological thriller that combines the struggles of a woman who was raised in a Domestic Violence and Alcohol and Substance Abuse home. This play began in a Psychology classroom to give a glimpse into the extremes that create the personality extremes of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Appropriately as such, it is commended to the psychological study of Dissociative Identity Disorder and to the tragedies in life that make a person uniquely a We. This book will make a lasting impression as a Psychology Case Vignette in the classroom. Let’s We an American Homerun. The book is under closed copyright. It is written by award winning writer Melissa A Garland. Other no ...

Set over the course of two years, a small town girl is forced to overcome struggles beyond her control. A sense of betrayal and guilt lead her search for real family, all the while hiding a dark secret from the one she loves.

When Drake Dobbs determines that his life should come to an end, fate intervenes on his behalf. Meanwhile, Zaira Montgomery takes a wrong turn, and ends up in a volatile situation. Love amongst turmoil. Tranquillity amongst violence. Experience the deep seeded family secrets of a rural Kentucky family inside this blissful tragedy.

“The apple shall damn you and curiosity kill you” is the lesson little girls are taught while boys are busy outside climbing trees and digging up worms…but Eleanor Adams simply could not help herself. The open-ended question was always there –alive and pulsating- Innocence or knowledge? And so Eleanor ate the apple and chased that white rabbit down into the depths of a dark world full of violence, drugs and madness. Emily Michael’s debut novel, the darkside of wonderland, is a detailed and often disturbing examination of the ravaging effects trauma can have on the mind. Eleanor Adams has been telling and retelling herself the story of her life in an attempt to heal and solidify its tr ...

When Tiffany Cohen walked into the widows' support group wearing black Lululemon leggings and large Jackie O sunglasses, the four older widows thought she might be lost. But Lori, Nancy Maria, and Jennifer were shocked when they learned that Tiffany's husband, Larry, who was 32 years her senior, had just died under mysterious circumstances, taking his secrets to the grave. The five women meet bimonthly to share their heartaches, challenges, and glasses of wine, each bemoaning what fate has dealt them. But it's young Tiffany's humor and ability to embrace change that helps the four other women let go of their grief, move forward, and finally thrive.

Melissa walked around each day with a false face on. She worked very hard to conceal the truth, so she forced a smile. She moves about her day as if everything is okay. When the truth is she only hopes to be herself, her true self. But instead she has forced truth and deception to co-exist so much that she too has been fooled by the mask. Will she ever discover it and have the courage to remove it?

Annie Laurie has been adopted by Ben Cartwright and his family, and is happily settling in as a member of the clan. However, the Daggetts come after her with a vengeance,and have a different plan for her life. But her loving family comes to rescue her and bring her home. Annie learns a lot about love in the process....

Through this great journey called “life”, we will experience mountains and valley soul experiences. There are different seasons and reasons why life lessons come to and through us. Unbreakable Souls gives a glimpse into one woman’s life. Her downfalls, her cyclical family trials that shaped her future, and the pain she must heal to become who she is really meant to be. Through earth-shaking circumstances, Tabitha Reynolds is ushered into a world of experiences that reminds her of her strength. Through it all, she builds on the strength of matriarchs from biblical times. And even though these women are centuries old, they are able to help Tabitha peel away all the layers of her life ...