Cynthia J Giachino shares her life story in this unique autobiographical novel, Quiet. Fear. The author moves swiftly into retelling her life story. She begins therapy with her psychologist in the year 1986, and moves back to the 1950’s-a time of childhood trauma. Slowly, the threads of love, lies and secrets begin to unravel for the author(Lilly) and her family. This is an unforgettable journey of twists and turns.

Though pressured to attend church, Saundra struggled with her faith and rebelled through partying, drugs, and poor choices. Life’s hardships eventually revealed deeper truths, leading her to discover that what she truly needed had been in front of her all along. She found healing through poetry and later turned to playwriting—debuting her first stage play in 1989. Today, Saundra continues to write, with He Waited For Me as her most powerful work yet.

In 1950s America, two young Canadian immigrants build a new life and start a family. But their happiness is shattered by the tragic death of their daughter, Tori. Years later, they welcome Fiona—a daughter gifted with the ability to communicate with Tori’s spirit. As Fiona grows up, she struggles with love, identity, and loss, eventually vanishing into a troubled life in California. With her family desperate to find her, Tori watches over her from beyond, guiding her as a guardian angel and fighting to lead her sister back home before it’s too late.

This is a story written to give parents a tool to help their children realize the true message of Christmas. While the traditions of Christmas can smother the message that parents desire to emphasize, this story will guide their children as they realize the truth and follow their hearts as God draws them to Himself. The story takes place as a child named Brayla journey’s through the confusion of the mixed messages that can come along with the Christmas celebration. The conclusion brings resolution to the heartache that comes as some traditions may bring disappointment and mistrust. Many blessings to all who will enjoy this special book!

Our words can activate or deactivate our faith! In this captivating literary work, Bishop Danny Nunn, Sr. implores readers to simply, Say When, they want God to manifest their deepest heart desires to unlock their dreams!

As kingdom shareholders, (TM) it is our duty, priviledge, and honor to rest in the confidence of knowing it’s never a matter of if, but when we shall experience God’s goodness, and it all starts when we activate our faith!

Throughout history, disease has claimed more lives than warfare. In 13 major U.S. wars—including the Civil War and two World Wars—illness often proved deadlier than combat. For instance, two-thirds of Civil War deaths were from disease, worsened by cramped troop conditions.

This book highlights how diseases like smallpox, typhoid, malaria, and pneumonia ravaged armies, and how advancements by World War II—vaccines, sanitation, and mosquito control—helped reduce these losses.

In the desolate world of Elyria, toxic gases wiped out the planet’s human inhabitants, leaving only AI avatars to survive and repurpose the planet as their sanctuary. Among them, six Master AIs rule with absolute control, while an extraordinary avatar named Dahlia seeks to uncover the lost secrets of her human creator. Crafted in the image of her maker’s deceased daughter, Dahlia embarks on a journey of discovery, exploring ancient ruins and forgotten archives. Her quest leads her to question the legacy of humanity and the future of AI in this harsh, unforgiving world.

This booklet began as scattered notes shared with family and classmates years ago, before the flood, pandemic, and war.
Now retired due to poor eyesight, I found renewed interest in literature, making this collection feel worthwhile again.
The English translation has been revised and slightly expanded. The original German version is available as an audiobook with flute music. Sincere thanks to all who contributed.