Fiction & Literature > Literary Fiction

Dr. Amanerinas Adelson D.D.S., a.k.a. Rena, is an accomplished woman who has been gifted since childhood. After the abandonment of her mother, she became resentful and focused on becoming the best in her field and accomplishing a beautiful life for herself. Owning two flourishing dental practices and having a handsome, top flight lawyer for a boyfriend, she felt somewhat complete. That is until she meets Cassius. A mysterious man who seems to not be of this world and also brings back a past Rena thought was lost forever. Join this epic journey of one’s ultimate self-discovery.

Imagine yourself driving down a backroad across northern New Mexico. You stop at a little roadside cafe. Aletta brings you coffee and a green chile cheese burger. You buy her book. Your life will never be the same.

The Love of Loyalty 2

This Book titled "GODS AND ALIENS: MYTHOLOGY, FOLKLORE AND FICTION" is a quasi fictional work where the facts and fiction are seamlessly integrated. The contents of the book mainly cover the mythological narratives and the fictional aspects of of purported UFO sightings and ALIEN VISITS. This book is both educative and entertaining; comprising various inter-related subjects such as Mythology, Astronomy, Evolution of the Universe, History of the Earth, Evolution of Humans, Alien Life Forms and the like.Several illustrative and fascinating pictures are incorporated in this book to keep up the readers' interest. This book is an unputdownable page=turner. Printed in colour.

David Palone is hurt and alone. Abandoned by his parents at a young age and having spent much of his childhood in the foster care system, he now lives on his own and trusts no one. Now, living on the streets in Youngstown, Ohio, David's past catches up to him, and he must figure out two things: how to reconcile with his parents' past actions and the cold, unforgiving, isolated life it has given him, and whether or not he can begin to trust again.

We expect people to accept things that they don’t feel worthy of. Trying to love them hurts us. Yet, we have the nerve to look down on them in disgust. Judging them for not loving themselves but if we are the example of what love is and we continue to hurt ourselves and call it love, how appealing do we make love look to them?