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Black Sheep: A Manic Mike Autobiography -
​ Destroying The Monster Within
​by Mike Black

​If you or anyone you know has gone through anything close, or is currently going through anything close to what I've been through, I pray this helps you know and understand that it can and will get better over time.
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Never let the Devil steal your joy! He'll do his best to remind you of all the bad that has happened to you, but with Jesus on your side, that's all the Devil can ever do, is try! God gave you a purpose, and if you just believe and wait on his timing, in time you'll find your purpose, and joy will start to flood your mind, body, and soul! Never lose hope, and keep the Faith; In Jesus Name!
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​The memories may last forever, but the hurt, and anger for those who did you wrong will slowly but surely fade. I pray you never have to experience anything like this, nor have to witness anything like this in your life. I pray you do better than me, and learn from my mistakes, and walk away from all the evil temptations that come your way in life.
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Through my brother’s eyes

Jianina tellado


How do you honor the life of someone taken too soon?

People always think they have more time—that the little things which bog us down daily need fixing before we tackle broken hearts and mend fences. I was one of those people. I had time, or so I thought. Meanwhile, my brother, Arcelio, was so very broken, but he hid his pain behind work, the love of his family, and bodybuilding. What we couldn't have known was just how deep his suffering dug. The pain of "what-is" troubles me daily. For I lost Arcelio Tellado Jr., my brother, my best friend...

Through My Brother's Eyes is a heartfelt dedication and memoir of life and death. It drives us to reflect on our choices and their impact on those around us, especially those we love.
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@renesmeewolfe Through My Brother’s Eyes by Jianina Tellado ♬ Lunchtime Naps - Age of Departures

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Was Jesus Married?

Lee wilson


​Lee Wilson brings the historical Jesus into focus on a matter whose time has come with eye opening information that skeptics should consider before forming an opinion. -Vincent Mallozzi, The New York Times

Was Jesus Married? "No, of course not!" It’s one of those things you’ve always been told—that Jesus was unmarried and celibate, and “everybody” knows it. End of story and case closed. Or is it?
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My Life in the United States Navy

by Jesse Flood

"We are all ideal in the things we hope to accomplish
​when we go out in the world when we are young."
This book is self-published! 
WARNING: contains explicit content

​ I turned 17, the fall of my senior year and had enough credits to graduate early. I chose to join The United States Navy and it turned out worse than you could ever imagine, but will have the opportunity to read. We are all ideal in the things we hope to accomplish when we go out in the world when we are young. You can do the right thing and find yourself in the wrong situation, such as I did, with those appointed over me. There will be many people you'll read about, some who reappear and locations the world over within this book, some of which you'll have the opportunity to retrace my footsteps. One sailors journey; my life in the United States Navy.
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The Boy in the Barn

by James Kramer


​ This is an autobiography of James Kramer, who is The Boy In the Barn.

 Growing up in the 1960's, James was treated more like an animal than a child during a time when child abuse was not spoken of and many people looked the other way. A beautiful family on the outside, but no one knew what was going on behind closed doors. He and his siblings suffered tremendous emotional and physical abuse at the hands of a sadistic father and an absent mother. He lost his baby sister at the hands of his father and retains the horrific memories of her death.

 James lived in a barn for most of his childhood and learned to survive the isolation and neglect. James became a deeply spiritual person, but it was a challenging road. Throughout the years, he has had people in his life that were "bright lights at the end of his tunnel", and he kept moving forward, pushing on. He found that forgiveness was key.

​ James was compelled to write his story to make others aware of chronic toxic stress, domestic violence, and abuse and encourage people to avoid these relationships at all costs. He still suffers from symptoms created so many years ago. James continue to forge ahead with his life, but it was a hard road. Through may defeats, he pushed on with God's help and what he calls a few bright lights at the end of the tunnel of darkness. He was programmed by his father and still experiences flashbacks and trauma.
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