Lily, a seventeen year old girl on the cusp of her eighteenth birthday, discovers horrifying secrets about her past, all connected with a repeating dream, and the curse of seeing the dreary world of the undead, demons and all.

Can a broken sex addict find healing and redemption? Kim's uncontrollable appetite has led to estrangement from her daughter and husband. Despite her bubbly and loving personality, her attempts at finding healing seem to fail until she is introduced to Jesus. Kim has not only committed adultery with multiple men but has also let her only child suffer due to her uncontrollable cravings. Will her daughter's trauma prevent her from living a peaceful life? Will Kim's situation be transferred onto her child? This deeply dysfunctional novel aims to showcase the unwavering goodness of God and how He can transform even the most hopeless situations and mend the most broken individuals. You will also see how both sin and redemption can be contagious and why it is crucial to stand firm in faith to avoid its pitfalls. With twists, turns, and unexpected outcomes, prepare for a wild ride. Fasten your seatbelt-we're landing safely, in Jesus' name. Amen. Originally published: 2017 Rewritten version published: August 7, 2024 Rankings 1 in #jesusisking 1 in #savedbygrace 51 in #church

In 1998, Evangeline found an old, dusty book in her school library-a book that shouldn't have been there. Inside, she discovered a list of names, including her own, and a date: the 22nd. What was even more unsettling? Read it and find out.

𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲 𝐠𝐢𝐫𝐥 𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐚𝐮𝐧𝐭 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐟. · · ♱ · · In 2007 Canaan Creek, Alabama, Sarah Willingham begins to rebel as her mother's faith becomes a weapon and her father falls back into addiction. Then there's Henry Carter, the outcast with cigarette smoke in his lungs and blood already staining his hands. He draws Sarah toward something buried beneath her broken faith. Something hungry. Something honest. But rot spreads fast in a town built on shame, and one terrible moment leaves both of them standing at the edge of something they can't come back from. · · ♱ · · 𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝟏 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐓𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐃𝐮𝐞𝐭: Genesis Lament a southern gothic, slow burn, religion deconstruction story with a hint of dark romance some may get upset over the contents please read trigger warnings 18+ #1 in 2000s #1 in alabama #3 in southern gothic © All Rights Reserved - @RayneDrafts 2025

They say soulmates are bound together by a red string, isn't it? How lovely does that sound... a perfect tie that could bind together two souls forever. Though, how far would someone act in the name of love, when the only tie that binds them... requires a knot that can never be undone?

She had a broken family. Yet she was happy. She didn't have a whole, but she was grateful for the half she had. All Talia has ever known is her life with her mother. The four-year-old only understood that she didn't have a father, unlike her other friends. Then suddenly a tragic accident changes her life and she finds herself being shipped to New York to her older brothers and father. There was a reason they didn't know about her. A reason her mother died protecting. Will it all be for nought? Note: None of the images belong to me.

They say some villages in Africa do not appear on maps for a reason. In 1975, a young girl from Yaoundé travels to her ancestral village for her first time, for her mother's funeral, a mother she has never seen. believing she will stay only a day then go back to the city. But the roads refuses to let her leave. No matter the means of transportation, road, air, water. It brings her back to departure point. A loop she has never experienced. In Banka, people do not panic when a loop happens, they are use to it. But she is not. It's her first time experiencing a loop. As fear slowly tightens around her, she discovers the village hides ancient women who hunt the stars people are born with... and somewhere inside this darkness lives Santana, a feared seer protecting the youth from evil forces, This is the only person who can help mutera leave this cursed village ruled by evil mothers. Welcome to BANKA. The Village of No Return. 🌑 SANTANA 1975 by The Moghos

What if you could relive the apocalypse... every damn day? Ethan Reyes: 20-year-old coder in steamy Florida, nursing a crush on sketch artist Lila, surviving roommate Jake's antics, and haunted by his dad's cosmic vanishing act. Until 10 a.m. glitches reality. The sky tears. Reaper Light blasts down, torching cities, dissolving flesh, silencing screams. Ethan incinerates-then jolts awake, 24 hours back. Same buzz. Same brew. Doom clock reset. Nightmare? Curse. He tests it: lotto wins, frozen watch at doomsday hour. Now he's hacking shadows-a rogue NASA quantum lab, alien signals hunting loopers. Allies emerge: Lila's prophetic art igniting sparks (and romance); Jake's grins cracking under pressure; Prof. Voss, her gaze hiding world-shattering code. Loops choke tighter. Truth drops: Not chaos-a vengeful cosmic invite, sparked by human arrogance. Screw up, and it's permanent endgame. Pals perish for keeps. Love chars away. World fades in infinite what ifs. Ethan races his echo: shatter the cycle, shield his circle, stare down the Reaper in the glass. Tick-tock. 24 hours. Game over-again.

This is a story about a woman who did not disappear. She was taken, yes, but disappearing suggests absence, and she was never truly gone. She remained, piece by piece, in the places she was kept, in the rules she learned, in the silences that followed her voice. This is a story about what happens when survival begins to look like devotion, and devotion begins to feel like love. It is not a story about monsters hiding in the dark. It is about the ones who believe they are right. The ones who build homes instead of cages, who call control protection, who mistake fear for loyalty. The kind of men who do not see themselves as cruel, only necessary. And it is about a woman who wanted a life that was gentle. What follows is not meant to shock you. It is meant to stay with you. To linger in the spaces between thoughts, in the moments where choice becomes unclear and escape no longer feels like freedom. Read it slowly.