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by Barney O. Browne USA The Equip Your Mind with the Word of God book series is a window into the Bible--The inspired Word of God. Each book's chapters focus on a topic of interest and present Bible verses related to that topic. The chapter pages are formatted for excellent readability with ample space for personal notes. Volume 1: Foundational Truths for Living explores what the Bible says about the Word of God, the God of the Bible, and human beings.
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_________________________________________________________________ Flaherty's Crossing by Kaylin McFarren USA Publisher: Champagne Books Ebook The last grain of sand was about to drop in her father’s invisible hourglass and there was nothing Kate Flaherty could do to stop it. The realization launched a shudder up her spine.
She’d known this day was inevitable. Yet it still came as a shock when she’d learned only hours ago that his final days had arrived. She should have come back sooner.
No--it was his fault, not hers. She’d had every right to stay away after discovering the truth. So why did she feel remorse encroaching on her anger, his gurgling breaths draining strength from her limbs?
In his curtain-drawn bedroom, she perched on the edge of the mattress, a few inches away from what had become a mere sketch of a man. The lamp’s amber glow cast shadows across his features, accentuating how much he’d deteriorated in just under a month.
Surgery, chemo, radiation therapy. For two years, she’d watched his heavyset frame shrink with every trip to the hospital, his sixty-three year old body blast through a time warp. But never ravaged to this extent. She barely recognized the sheeted man beside her. Mussed strands of thin, ghost-white hair, matching jagged mustache, and stubbly chin were all that remained of the father she knew. He was more of a stranger than ever before.
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