Contemporary Urban Web Novels & Teenager Campus Stories

I had a caring, loving, and steady boyfriend and we were so much in love but our breakup was one I didn't see coming and I fell into an endless maze of twists which left me broken and lost. . . Mary, daughter to Mr. Nyomvi was given out to a husband at a crucial time in her life. Desperate to save his company from debt, he merged with a stronger company. A good deal. How far will he go to save his company? What price does Mary pay due to her father's actions? A tale of family lies and secrets, hidden behind closed doors and disguised by money. A touching story of the one chain that binds one to another... Family.

Adventures to some and fantasies to others. Sex is delicious. No one in their perverted mind will claim otherwise. So when a chance for a too good to be a true moment of one's life knocks at its door or when what happened a while ago was something you would never think it would have happened, some people grab these chances, while some regret it for a lifetime not indulging.

Behind the Amen Grace Williams grows up believing that faith means prayer, obedience, and trusting God without question. Raised in a loving Christian home, she learns about kindness, integrity, forgiveness, and perseverance from her family, teachers, friendships, and the people who shape her life. As she grows from a curious child into a young woman, Grace begins to discover that faith is more than the words spoken in church or the prayers that end with “Amen.” Life brings difficult choices, unexpected relationships, painful lessons, and moments that challenge everything she believes about love, trust, obedience, and God. As Grace searches for answers, she must learn to distinguish between faith and fear, love and control, truth and manipulation. When the people she trusts most begin influencing the choices that shape her future, Grace must decide whether to remain silent or finally listen to the voice within her. Because sometimes, the greatest battles do not begin during the prayer. They begin after the “Amen.”