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Not an amount. Just how long is forever? What happens when time ends never? What will we do without watching a clock? What will we do after eternity has lost its lock? Will we use it learning to use our new wings? Or will we stand around praising the King? Will we spend it holding the family we had missed? Or use it to learn the names of the angels in our midst? Forever is ticks of time we will never have to count. Forever is a gathering of moments and not an amount.

I waited for perfection but it never came. I waited for honor but received his brother shame. I waited for belief but confusion reigned supreme. I waited for clear vision but I couldn't find my dream. So instead of waiting until I died a thousand deaths. I pulled up my bootstraps and breathed a thousand breaths.

Even though it has been over a year since Alexander’s mother had murdered him, Lady Ann is still grieving for her deceased fiancé. So, when Lord Bright (Patrick) makes a simple request for aid in chaperoning his sister during the upcoming season, Ann decides some time in London might be what she needs to overcome her sorrow.

Angel Collection - three short inspirational tales. "If Love Were Enough" - On the day of her husband's burial, April questions whether God heard any of the prayers in which she begged God to bring Adam safely back home to her and their unborn baby. "Balloon Wishes" - Jacob pleads for God to tell him whether or not he should keep the promise he made to a dying, fellow soldier. "Under the Cover of Wings" - Even though Zachary is uncertain whether God exists, Zachary asks God to save his baby sister and mother from his abusive stepfather.

When Lady Margaret unexpectedly inherits her great aunt’s vast estates and servants, this gives her direct power over Mayfield's land steward, Mr. Colin Caswell, the very man who broke her heart years earlier. Margaret knows it would solve both their problems if she could find a way to hate him, but how can she? Not when she vividly remembers the sensation of his lips pressed against hers. Of course, with that memory also comes the recollection of the heart-wrenching pain she suffered at Colin's rebuff of her hasty proposal of marriage.

Humble hearts reach out. Without hesitation or doubt. They give before they take. Even if it means they break. Big hearts grow and grow. It's the only way they know. They never stumble or fall. Over hate or temptation's wall. Glad hearts smile in spite of pain. They run like children in the rain. They share sunshine through smiles. They hold our hands during our trials. Pure hearts only want the best for us. They offer us hope and untainted trust. We run to them when the monsters come. Each beat booms from our heart's drum.

Only I hear the air kisses and giggles I missedWhen I was too busy marking off my checklist Only I hear the words he might have saidAs my father fought for life on his death bedOnly I hear time laughing as it slips awayAdding wrinkles and gray hair into the fray

Dreams are a nightly conveying A soundless movie wistfully playing Dreams are our hopes and wants A memory that hangs on and haunts Dreams make us smile and often cry But when morning comes, we say goodbye.

A book of poetry.

Even though Lady Grace only knows a few vulgar phrases in French, once taught to her by a mischievous childhood friend, she somehow pulls off pretending to be a seamstress from France to The Dowager Duchess of Greystone. Fortunately for Mademoiselle Blancher, as she styles herself, the Dowager doesn't speak a word of the language. So Grace is able to hide her true identity until her dear cousin Beatrice sends her a message, begging her to return to London.

The last thing the Duke of Greystone wants is a wife, until the Lady Jane Blackmore seeks out his quiet corner of Earl Braxton's ballroom. But there she stands, attempting to shut out the rest of the world by simply closing her eyes, but the duke understands better than most that life is never that simple.

What do you get when you add a messy divorce, a room filled with creepy dolls, and a six year old? You get two days of living in hell.

Sherry wakes up in the middle of the night to the feel of icy fingers inching up her legs. What she doesn't know is that the intruders aren't going to leave until she agrees to play a game with them.

There's nothing unusual about Jeremy waking up late for school, but on this particular morning something feels different. When he goes downstairs to face the music, he finds his grandmother waiting for him but no one else appears to be at home. Jeremy believes he's caught a lucky break and his mother and father won't get to know, but he soon discovers that not everything is as it seems. He finds he'll have to face up to his mistakes, though, and maybe even suffer a little payback himself.

Pamela loves playing games, as do both her partners, just not together. There's nothing like an exhilarating night of hide-and-seek or catch-me-if-you-can before a long evening of sex with one or the other. The problem? There's a demon-possessed serial killer on the loose who loves playing sex games as much as Pamela does.

Plucked and Tasted. Every day, so I don't flounder and drown. I plant another daydream into the ground. I stand back and wait for them to take root. Every fantasy a delicate, sprouted shoot. They climb until they become entwined.

Sandy loves her new boyfriend, but ever since they moved in together, Donald won't get off her back about how much she eats. When he offers her a new miracle diet pill, she decides to try one just to shut him up. Unfortunately, there are unexpected side effects that take them both by terrifying surprise.

Why does everyone across the university campus call the Medieval Literature lecturer, Dr. Alec Knight, a brute and a beast, when Holly Day insists there has to be a better man hidden deep within him? Is there really a concealed beauty in the beast, or is Alec just as terrible as the rest of the world believes him to be? One snowy day, out on a cold stone wall at the center of the university when everyone else has left for the Christmas break, Holly finds out the truth, after which neither she nor Alec will ever be the same again.

The Great War had decimated the world, killing millions and wiping out all the modern technologies of that time. After many of the survivors had died from starvation and thirst, the few remaining figured out by trial and error that if they were going to survive, they needed rules.

The year is 2836: 800 years since the great war. Liberty has grown up in this postapocalyptic climate. Her home is an airship built by her adopted father. It has been five years since his death, and each day is just another day of trying to survive in a hostile environment. That is until a dying friend of her father asks if she'll take custody of a small, childlike robot.