Download or read book Honey Beaumont written by Sara Bushway and published by 5310 Publishing. This book was released on 2022-08-02 with total page 358 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: On Honey Beaumont's sixteenth birthday, he heard about a group of adventurers who had stopped a crime ring of highway robbers in New Texas. After sixteen years in an abusive home and then getting adopted just to become a "house-boy," Honey decided to leave his past behind and join The Adventurer's Guild. The Guild is a group of people who stand for justice and serve the commoner, as long as they can pay. Honey wanted nothing more but to travel around the world helping people. Illiterate and ill-prepared for a war-torn world, Honey embarks on the journey of a lifetime with the Guild. With newfound skills and friends in tow, he needs to find the strength and courage to return to his abusive home and save the love of his life. Embarking on a journey of a lifetime, being a hero is harder than Honey ever imagined, but at least he has his friends by his side to help him save the day. ------ Once upon a time, an unlikely hero was born out of servitude. Honey Beaumont, our hero, strived to do right by everyone and see justice prevail no matter the consequence. He dreamt of the intrepid Adventurer's Guild and helping those who can't help themselves. Every day our hero persevered the wrath of Byron, his owner. Helping those around him doesn't fill Byron's pockets, bringing out anger in his boss. One day, Byron brutally attacks Honey after a wealthy client offers to help Honey leave the life of servitude and be free. After the attack, Honey was scarred, disfigured, and with a grudge. He begrudgingly left his home and the love of his life behind to move into a new and luxurious home. Honey mingles amongst those in the new house and learns about the world's inequalities, especially between the nobodies and humans. But with his new owner forbidding him from being independent, Honey has no other choice but to leave this new luxurious life behind. Freedom for Honey meant joining the Adventure's Guild, becoming a hero, and helping his family leave the horrible place he used to call home. Will Honey be strong enough to take on Byron? Only time will tell. —— "The combination of dystopian pre-war chaos with the familiarity of the Old West creates an adventurous and threatening backdrop for the plot. Overall, an enjoyable read!" -Rachel Le Mesurier, author of Artie's Courage and The Musician's Promise Series "A wonderful read with an engaging, sweet protagonist in Honey Beaumont. Wonderful, evocative writing. It was a pleasure to get to know Honey, this fascinating world the author created, and ride along for all of the adventures." -Starred Review 5/5 "Reading this was amazing! Following the main character, Honey, throughout this book and watching him grow and change was so wonderful. I only wish I could read it for the first time again. I guess I'll have to reread it" -Starred Review 5/5 "A great read... several well-developed characters set in a world that has changed dramatically... will keep you turning pages. Highly recommend to people who like action." -Starred Review 5/5 "An exciting tale in a unique world featuring Honey Beaumont's magical journey from who he was when he was born to the hero he was meant to be. A fast and exciting read. I couldn't put it down!" -Starred Review 5/5

Download or read book The Furies written by Mandy Beaumont and published by Hachette UK. This book was released on 2022-01-26 with total page 210 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: 'beautiful and lyrical' The Conversation Cynthia was just about to turn sixteen when the unthinkable happened. Her mother was taken away by the police, and her father left without a word three months later. After that night, Cynthia began to walk in slow circles outside the family home looking for traces of her sister Mallory - she's sure that she must be somewhere else now, wherever that is. Cynthia knows that she doesn't belong here. Her mother never belonged here either. This is the place of violence. Despair. The long dry. Blood caked under the nails. Desperate men. Long silences. The place where mothers go mad in locked bedrooms, where women like Cynthia imagine better futures. As a threatening wind begins to dry-whirl around her, seldom seen black clouds form above, roll over the golden-brown land - is that Mallory she can hear in the growling mass? In the harsh drought-stricken landscape of outback Queensland a woman can be lost in so many ways. The question is, will Cynthia be one of them? Defiant, ferocious and unyielding - The Furies is a debut novel by Mandy Beaumont that explores the isolation felt by so many women, and how powerful we can be when we join together. It puts her firmly on the literary map, blazing forth from the terrain of Charlotte Wood, Margaret Atwood and Carmen Maria Machado, with a unique and breathtaking power. 'Expect this debut novel to collect a swag of awards' Courier Mail 'a rallying cry . . . vivid, visceral, ferocious' Carmel Bird, The Age 'stays with you . . . Beaumont's prose shines' The Saturday Paper 'The Furies is unapologetically feminist in its preoccupations' The Conversation 'Mandy Beaumont . . . firmly places herself in the same league as Australian contemporaries such as Charlotte Wood, Sophie Laguna and Hannah Kent. As beautiful as it is gut-wrenching, this is a debut that pulls no punches' Newcastle Herald

Download or read book Finding Our Story written by Larry A. Golemon and published by Rowman & Littlefield. This book was released on 2010-01-31 with total page 137 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Helping a community of faith 're-vision' its personal and collective narratives is one of the greatest leadership challenges of the age. In Finding Our Story, Larry Golemon, lead researcher of the Alban Institute's Narrative Leadership in Ministry project, has assembled essays by congregational consultants who use the power of story to help congregations heal, strengthen, and reinvent themselves. These consultants describe how narrative therapy works, explore its promise and its challenges, and share the practical wisdom of their own experiences along with their favorite models of narrative change to show how congregations can be transformed by reauthoring the operative stories they live by

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Download or read book Magic of Lies written by Joyce Gee and published by 5310 Publishing. This book was released on 2023-02-07 with total page 504 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Princess Eirian Altira has always walked on a knife’s edge with flowers chasing her footsteps. Born with magic, she struggles to balance her ability to give life with the desire to kill. Raised by mages, the day comes when she must return home to a kingdom she left as a child, and a father she has not seen in 20 years. Surrounded by a strange court with expectations she was not prepared for, Eirian hides her magic until she’s faced with the choice between becoming queen or returning to the mages. With secrets around every corner and war with a neighboring kingdom on the horizon, Eirian discovers her power means more than she realized. As does her long-standing friendship with the crown prince of the elven nation they’ve been allied with for generations. But the whispers in her mind and the rumors spreading through her court threaten everything Eirian holds dear, and she will do anything to protect the ones she loves. With assassination attempts and rumors of war, Eirian proves to those around her that she is not one to hide from confrontation. Even when it risks her life. PRAISE & REVIEWS "A compelling, well thought out story which leaves you wanting more." —Early Reader Review "Magic of Lies is fast-paced, witty, and was instantly my new favorite fantasy series. Joyce Gee built a beautifully rich and diverse world. The Altira Series deserves a home on any fantasy lovers' bookshelf alongside George R.R. Martin, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Sarah J. Maas. With so many enchanting characters, you'll be rooting for them all. I highly recommend reading it!" —Alex Williams, editor

Download or read book Dirty Laundry written by Cori Nevruz and published by 5310 Publishing. This book was released on 2021-07-13 with total page 285 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: When a suburban housewife battles anxiety, jealousy, and a controlling husband, something has to give... and it just may be someone's life. Samantha had grown accustomed to the high expectations of her husband; a clean house, nice meals, and a fit and nicely presented wife, to name a few. But with children came more responsibilities. A move brings them to a new home in a perfect neighborhood where she meets a friend she can finally confide in. But her envy and insecurities send her in a downward spiral of depression. Will airing her dirty laundry to a friend put them both in danger from Samantha's very private and controlling husband? What is she willing to risk to keep the white picket fence life she's dreamed of? A fast-moving and suspenseful look into the mind of a mom on the edge. Not everything is what it seems.

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Download or read book Monty Beaumont s Mis Adventure written by Brian Robinson and published by Lulu.com. This book was released on 2015-01-13 with total page 366 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: With only the very best of intentions, Monty Beaumont - Championship Afghan Hound - steals an Ancient Egyptian amulet that transforms him magically into a man and lands him in more bother than is good for anyone. He finds his comfortable world thrown into turmoil when his actions lead him on a cosmic treasure hunt, pitting him against a deadly, supernatural foe. To survive (and return himself to his true form) Monty must first solve a series of riddles that would baffle even the brightest of minds. With the help of several friends (including an enigmatic cat called Caligula) Monty embarks on an adventure that will take him from his sleepy little village to the big city, where more than just his own future will be decided.

Download or read book Lost in Fantasia written by Chelsea Caslie and published by 5310 Publishing. This book was released on 2023-02-21 with total page 369 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: When virtual reality takes over, it’s hard to tell the difference between what is real and what is a part of a game. Having all memories of life before The Game erased, Tack’s experience is altered when a glitch infiltrates her world. After her partner disappears, infected by the glitch, she is forced to find answers to the mysterious Game malfunction to determine if he is dead or alive. Her home, partner, and game are seemingly destroyed. Glitched herself, Tack embarks on an adventure to unfamiliar and new worlds, including the largest Fantasy role-playing game, Fantasia. However, this glitch isn’t like anything else the Gaming world has experienced. With no one respawning and the Game’s Production team in a communication blackout, the lines between what is virtual and what is real are blurred even further. If Tack can’t stop the glitch, she risks more than just losing her partner forever—everything she knows and loves might disappear. —————— Henry Fudders created the largest virtual reality game in the world, one that everyone experiences, whether they want to or not. The Game is praised for its adventure, creativity, and ability to blur the lines between reality and virtual reality. In less than one hundred years, the Game took over real life and built an experience indistinguishable from imagination—until a glitch began eating away at the core of Fudders’ creation. Fudders is dead, and those who know what to do to stop the malfunction are not doing anything to fix it. Struggling to survive in a world outside her own, she uses her battle tactics to make allies and progress in her quest to protect the world from the glitch. However, when confronted with the answers she’s looking for, Tack is forced to choose between either saving the game or her newfound allies and partner.

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