The author’s style of writing engages all the reader's senses
This evocative, descriptive micro-read will trigger memories
Author, you got me believing in the bogeyman again!

     As a reward, two fourteen-year-old boys are offered a great first-time opportunity to sit up front in the open and watch a movie at a local drive-in theater. Little did they know the movie would affect them in ways neither had imagined nor would ever forget.
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At the end of his Grand Tour, somewhere between Athens and Constantinople, Christian Selwyn, the young Earl of Hazelmere, vanished - seemingly without trace.

His startling re-appearance at a grand ball, takes society by storm and fuels endless speculation. Where has he been during these three missing years? What happened to him? 

And more importantly, how did it happen? 

Only one thing is clear.  The earl who left England five years ago, has returned a changed man.  A man with secrets.

A neobaroque novel that immerses the reader in a bedazzling and surrealistic vortex where a search for an idealized goal often turns into a mirage. The four protagonists, Li-Tzu, Candy Slice, Dhalia Meanor and Adela Carroza anxiously await the arrival of Mr. Ioso, the Greek who will fulfill their dreams. It is during this anxious wait that they recount the story of their turbulent lives which are often distorted by desire, ambition and revenge. (Spanish)

The most mysterious question in existence is simple: Does God exist or not? I've studied A Course in Miracles every day for over 15 years, and after publishing 23 manuscripts on its teachings, one truth stands unshaken: This 1,333‑page masterpiece was written by one woman, never re‑interpreted, and nothing in it contradicts logic. The Bible begins with, "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." But consider this instead, "In the beginning God created Christ." And who is Christ? You. The one who forgot and is now remembering. Bob

In the beginning, Christ was God's first Creation, and we remain that radiant Oneness. We dreamed of separation, and the ego was born, but the Holy Spirit still whispers that Love is all that's real. Every act of forgiveness dissolves a layer of the dream, awakening us to what never changed. Jesus taught forgiveness because it ends fear. When the final layer falls, we'll awaken in Heaven, the Home we never left. Bob

I asked artificial intelligence if everyone I've ever met could awaken in Heaven when I do, after I've achieved perfection in forgiveness. The answer surprised me: in "A Course In Miracles" by Helen Schuman, we're all Christ Beings dreaming in Heaven. When one mind truly forgives, it ripples through the whole dream. Awakening isn't solitary. It's shared. And forgiveness is the key. Life outside Heaven is impossible, Hell does not exist and it is impossible to sin against God. Bob