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Seducing Her Fake Husband by Kinky Karibbean
 

Targeted Age Group:: 18+

It is totally her fault…
Now Kristina’s ‘husband’ is standing in the middle of her living room asking her to do the unthinkable. This wasn’t part of the arrangement.
But it is the only way to ensure that he remains in the country.
And what starts out as payback has turned into seduction.

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What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
I wanted to write short stories set on a small Caribbean island

How Did You Come up With Your Characters?
They were people I've come across who made choices that others might feel are wrong but it's really a murky situation.

Author Bio:
Kinky Karibbean is a collection of bite size erotica set on a small island in the Caribbean. They are written by Kimolisa Mings, a writer born and raised on the small island of Antigua where she still resides

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Are You Ready For Heaven? The Best Is Yet To Come! by T.E. Bird
 

Targeted Age Group:: 18+

Want to live forever with new purpose and meaning? Ready for God to work in miraculous ways in your life?

Are You Ready For Heaven will: reveal the amazing depth of God’s love and how He can be trusted, present scholarly archaeological evidence that corroborates the truth in the Bible and show you how to have the abundant life that God promises.

I pray that you are blessed by turning each page.

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What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
Are You Ready For Heaven was written after discussions with a nice young man called James, who was apathetic to Christianity. With plenty of easily understandable illustrations and personal stories, the Gospel message is presented in a concise, thoughtful and engaging quick-read format. It was written for unbelievers and those that still have questions about faith in Jesus.

How Did You Come up With Your Characters?
Personal illustrations are used throughout the book to show ways in which I have seen God's handiwork in my life and in this magnificent world that He created. A combination of Biblical and secular references allow you to make your own determination regarding the archaeological evidence that exists to substantiate the authenticity of the Bible. It contrasts Christianity with other religions so you can understand the differences.

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In March 1981, Carl McCunn paid a pilot to take him to a remote lake 225 miles northeast of Fairbanks, Alaska. He had meticulously planned every detail of what was going to be an eight-month adventure of camping and capturing wildlife on film. The 35-year-old carefully packed 500 rolls of film, 1400 pounds of provisions, two rifles and a shotgun. McCunn had sent three maps with his campsite marked to some friends and his father, but he was not clear about his exact itinerary or when he would return.

McCunn had told his father not to be concerned if he did not return at the end of the summer because he might stay later in the season. Although McCunn thought he had arranged for the pilot to return for him in August, he had apparently never confirmed this departure. In January 1982, when he did not return, McCunn’s friends and family became concerned enough to ask the authorities to begin a search for him. On February 2, 1982, State Troopers landed at the lake to find McCunn’s campsite. They found his body next to a 100-page diary detailing his hope someone would arrive in time.

None of us gets to choose whether we slip away peacefully in the night, ravaged by a disease that we neither wanted nor deserved or taken by an accident we never saw coming. We must be ready for the eventuality of death. Given that we will never know the time of our death or the circumstances, we need to be confident we will go to heaven when we die. If not, then time is of the essence to make this decision because life can be unpredictable. Let’s look at someone who, unfortunately, waited too late.

In the Bible, there is a parable in Luke 16:19-31, about a rich man and a beggar named Lazarus, who waited outside of the rich man’s gate for any scraps of food. This is the only parable where our Lord gives us a contrast between this world and the next. It is also unusual since this is the only parable to use a name for the character, Lazarus, but all references related to the rich man are generic descriptions of someone being self-indulgent. This is likely presented this way because Jesus knew many others in this world would be self-absorbed by wealth and material possessions.

When they both died, the rich man went to hell, but the poor beggar, Lazarus, went to heaven. The rich man asked Abraham, an early patriarch in the Bible, if he would send Lazarus to go warn his family about the torment of hell. Abraham replied they had Moses and all the rest of the prophets to warn them. If they would not listen to Moses and the prophets, they would not be persuaded if someone rose from the dead and told them. Therefore, the request for Lazarus to go back was denied.

What do we learn from this passage? Unless you make the decision to follow Jesus Christ, you are at risk of having the same fate as the rich man, which was to spend eternity in hell in a constant state of torment. Secondly, the choice to follow Jesus must be made on this side of heaven. Otherwise, like the rich man, you will not be given an opportunity to go back to warn others or to reverse your own eternal destination. It also clearly teaches us that the dead cannot communicate with the living or be allowed to change their minds. And finally, it teaches that we must prioritise helping the poor and love our neighbours.

With this parable in mind, have you considered your own departure, i.e. death? What do you believe will happen after you die? Unfortunately, Carl McCunn never returned from the Alaskan wilderness. Tragically, he had done everything else except plan his departure……

You see, death does not discriminate based upon whether we are young, old, rich or poor. It can be fast and immediate or a slow decline over months or years. Before you experience physical death, I pray you encounter Jesus in a way you are convinced of who He is and what He has done………

Author Bio:
T.E. Bird lives in England and attends the International Community Church (ICC) in Surrey (www.icc-uk.org). She moved to England with her husband, Kevin, from Houston, Texas in 2004, along with their two children, Brian and Katherine. They are dual citizens – British and American. Having made the decision to follow Christ at 9 years of age, T.E. has been a lifelong Christian. T.E. wrote "Are You Ready For Heaven? The Best Is Yet To Come!", after retiring from a 32-year business career and seeing God's magnificent work across forty-three countries.

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A Widow for the Marquess by Patricia Lyn Bradt
 

Targeted Age Group:: General Audience

The Marquess of Boxwood needs an heir, and therefore a wife. After his first attempt at marriage ends before he ever sets foot in a church, what he needs more than anything is a respite. He craves time away from matchmaking mamas, giggling debutantes, and society in general. When his mother invites him to accompany her to a house party, Boxwood decides that a country house filled with silver-haired peers and dowagers sounds like the perfect place to hide in plain sight.

Everything is going according to plan, until he is introduced to a young widow with captivating eyes and a quick wit.

Grace Hayward, the Dowager Lady Fillmore, has no desire for another husband. Truth be told, she never wanted the first one. As far as she is concerned, being a widow is the best thing to ever happen to her. She would rather live in poverty than tie herself to a man. Or, worse, rejoin the ranks of the nobility.

When her aunt convinces her to come out of hiding to join a house party, Grace expects to find nothing but abject boredom. Little does she know that a marquess is about to make her question everything she thinks she knows about the nobility, and men…

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What Inspired You to Write Your Book?
As I was writing my previous novella, Promised to a Marquess, I knew the Marquess of Boxwood needed his own happy ending. So I thought about his needs and created his perfect match.

How Did You Come up With Your Characters?
I created the hero as a foil for the hero in a previous book. I knew his match needed a little sass and attitude and so the heroine was born.

Author Bio:
Patricia prefers theaters to movies, jazz to pop, and books to just about anything else (besides her family, of course).

She spent her younger years water skiing, scuba diving, and exploring more than a dozen different countries. Now she is on an even greater adventure with her husband and three children; all of whom are masters at making sure that life is never dull.

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