Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist in Regional Fiction, Religious Fiction, and Best Cover Design Named by BuzzFeed as one of Winter 2021's Most Anticipated Historical Fiction Books and Top 10 New Books To Add To Your Reading List! It’s hot, Texas, and the year 1977. Jimmy Carter is in office. The Walters are a good, churchgoing family who stand for holiness, purity, grace, and Christian love. Except when they don't. Family patriarch and fanatic preacher, Victor Black, knows many things for sure, including the fact that abortion is murder and should be punishable by death--a position he defends live in a televised debate. Black’s youngest granddaughter, Stephanie Walters, sits in the front row wearing her frilly Sunday dress, listening carefully to every word. But it doesn't take long for cracks to appear in the Walters upstanding family facade. Stephanie's mother, Lily, begins telling unsettling stories about having a baby who died, and her story keeps changing. It’s clear Lily has a secret--one that righteous Victor Black would kill her for if he knew. This family secret burns more than the lies . . . From the Moon I WatchedHer is a coming-of-age tale about the skeletons that lurk under church pews and the little girl who goes looking for and finds them. Amid the dark and quirky terrain of camp revivals, burning crosses, and public shunnings, one child from the Southern Churches of Christ cries out.

Medley, as the title suggests, is a collection of entertaining short fiction. The stories were written over a period of some fourteen years, and range in genre from romance to the supernatural and science fiction. It is a kaleidoscopic miscellany, with no attempt made to organize them into their various categories.

Take a tattooed bad boy and an adorkable rookie, put them on the same Olympic medley relay team, and watch the heart-eyes fly in this friends to lovers MM sports romance. Jacob is drowning. Nineteen and a first-time Olympian, he’s in over his head. And the water’s only rising as he crushes harder on his tattooed teammate. Sebastian cost his team the medley relay gold four years ago. He won’t make the same mistakes at this summer’s Olympics. Mistakes like falling for another swimmer at the Games. Jacob needs all the help he can get. His mentor Sebastian can provide it. But when the irresistible rookie asks for his heart, Sebastian is the one left treading water. He wants the gold. He wants Jacob. If he can’t find a way to win both, he’ll sink. And take Jacob and the rest of the team with him. Medley is the second novel in the Changing Lanes series, and while it can be read as a standalone, is best enjoyed after book one of the series, Relay. For fans of Lauren Blakely, Sarina Bowen, and Kandi Steiner, Medley will have you cheering for the swoony sports romance heroes you can’t help but love.

A mix of subjects and moods, hence, ‘Medley’. Think great comedians and humourists; think hard hitting, no nonsense, inspirational speakers. And he has a clear take on solutions. This is poetry like you have never read before. Passionate and compassionate on personal and world affairs. Lyrical and emotional, he takes it all on. You may take a fresh look at things. It may arouse talking points. Some poems are short stories. They contain a variety of windows into the imagination.

This is a children's reading book, written in America. It has several short descriptions of objects with which the readers would be familiar, like an anchor and a windmill. The language is simple but there are some subject-specific words that would enhance the children's vocabulary.

"The Real Housewives of New York City alumna Dorinda Medley takes fans inside her roller coaster life and iconic Blue Stone Manor to share how they, too, can Make It Nice"--

This book is a collection of Quotes and Articles based on the heavenly pouring of different thoughts. The writer has tried to come up with the heart touching writings based on an open theme.

"Sicilian Medley" (popular songs: "Vitti 'na crozza" , "Ciuri Ciuri", "E vui durmiti ancora!", "Luna mezz'o mare") arranged for Clarinet Quintet/Choir by Francesco Leone (intermediate level). Score and Parts (6) : Eb piccolo, Bb Clarinet 1, Bb Clarinet 2, Eb Alto and Bb bass clarinet, optional part included for Bb Clarinet (instead Alto).