Mochie is an angel that lives in the stars. With the help of a powerful magnifying glass, she discovered planet earth and became interested in humans. During her explorations of the planet, she learned that love is a force that unites humans and motivates them to do extraordinary things. One day she decides to lose her wings to be able to feel the same love. But she is an angel and her path to the human world is almost impossible! However, Mochie’s curiosity and determination will lead her way to find the love she longs for.
"Transparency at its best!" Antwan's journey through self-exploration invites the reader on a ride that comes full circle to understand Pride, Love, Resentment, and Redemption. The book provides unfiltered language that many men can relate to even though they may not have served in the military but just trying to figure out one's purpose in general. After reading this book, you understand there is no perfect Man or Woman. Antwan reminds us that Love is not a state of being that is accomplished. Even when we feel accomplished, we are always working to become even better. - Paul E. Jones
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“Wow… just finished reading Split Seconds and it was so fast paced! The action in the story was breathtaking - I was taken on such a roller coaster…” Sue Ingram Twins… separated as toddlers, reunited as adults… Now they’re switching places, in a dangerous game to take on organized crime. Her sister is alive! Excited to discover her twin didn't die as a toddler, Tijan can’t wait to meet her other half. But why hasn’t her only sibling reached out in almost thirty years? Although the reunion is joyous, not everyone is excited to discover there are two of them. Using it to her advantage, Tijan is determined to take down the one man responsible for it all… their father. Her overbearing, billionaire, hotel magnate father. One who has gotten into bed with the wrong people. Those who have no conscience about destroying or killing anyone who gets in the way of their illegal business. Making a promise to his dying mom, August agrees to find out why his war vet father walked out on them twenty years before and to discover if he is still alive. What he thought would be a simple search, soon leads him to connect with Knight's Associates Private Investigators and into a much deadlier search than he could have imagined. One that could get him killed. The secrets and lies that have kept the twins apart, soon unravel but with deadly consequences. Split Seconds is the final novel in The Caspian Wine suspense/thriller/mystery Series. All books in this series can be read as standalone. This suspense/thriller will keep you guessing until the end. Enjoy! The Caspian Wine Series Captured Lies Deceitful Truths Split Seconds “A brilliant read from Maggie Thom. It's the first of her books I've read I loved it have already bought 2 others…” Gillian Petrie “Just when you think Maggie Thom is at the top of her game, she writes another suspense that takes her to yet another pinnacle…” P.M. Terrell (International Multi-Award-Winning Author)
Lilly and David share a passionate connection as teenagers, but when distance cleaves their relationship, Lilly is pressured to marry into the wealthy family of Mark Setona. As the years pass, Lilly accepts her loveless marriage until one day she’s struck with an urgency to leave. When she returns to her small Canadian hometown of Seavale to visit her aging grandmother, Lilly is reunited with her old flame David. Now, she’s caught between the pull of love and the dominance of a powerful husband. In this tale of societal pressure, yearning, and betrayal, Forbidden Whispers explores the complexity of relationships, the tension between morals and desires, and the dangerous side of passion.
