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Dr. Mark Karris' The Diabolical Trinity is a thought-provoking manifesto and practical guide for those seeking healing from the harm caused by the toxic beliefs of Hell indoctrination—the unholy trinity of traumatizing beliefs in a tormenting Hell, a wrathful God, and human depravity.

When I pulled into Frozen Falls, there was nothing about it that made me want to stay. It’s a beautiful small town, but if you stop running, your problems have a way of catching up with you. I have a lot of problems. But that doesn’t mean that when tragedy strikes, I’m not going to stay and help.

Hil always felt out of place in her powerful wolf shifter pack. Not only was she curvy amongst beautiful wolves, but at 20-years-old, she couldn’t shift. That meant that her alpha father had to protect her, or overly protect her. And in the dangerous underworld of New York City wolf packs, that meant that she was a prisoner in her Manhattan penthouse.

When I pulled into Snowy Falls, there was nothing about it that made me want to stay. It’s a beautiful small town, but if you stop running, your problems have a way of catching up with you. I have a lot of problems. But that doesn’t mean that when tragedy strikes, I’m not going to stay and help. And my staying now has nothing to do with the person needing help being a chiseled football player with brooding eyes, dimples, and an endless desire to protect me…and that one of the purposes of my trip is to rid this way too curvy girl of her v-card.

When I pulled into Snow Tip Falls, there was nothing about it that made me want to stay. It’s a beautiful small town, but if you stop running, your problems have a way of catching up with you. However, when tragedy strikes, it’s hard not to help. And when the person needing help is a chiseled football player with brooding eyes, dimples, and an endless desire to protect me, I’m reminded of the other purpose of my trip, to have a one night stand that finally rids me of my gay v-card.

In War in the Hearts of Men, Eli Coberly details his lifelong quest to understand the Maya culture and its impact on the present. The author shares his discovery of the artistry of stone-carved symbols on the heels of his extensive travels to both Central and South America.