Loving Choices: A Growing Experience

Hart, Nina

FISHER, BRUCE

Family Relations Learning Ctr

Young beautiful girl, snatched from a warm Christian family to start a life of abuse and control at nineteen years old. By the time she was twenty nine she was the mother of six, with every pregnancy the abuse became more intense. You have got to read what six innocent little ones had to endure, told by their father that they would not amount to anything, drop out of school and end up on drugs. Was that the fate of these six children or did something miraculous happen?

Crosses To Bear Love To Share: A Dedication To Single Mothers

Self-Help

Abuse

Six Hearts Incorporated

Like Ray Gordon there are thousands of individuals who have lost their jobs, like Mr. Sinclair people have died from stress and the fear of the unknown, like JR, a few individual have a plan B.     This book will equip you with the tools you need to succeed during any recession

The Recession Won't Last But Salvation Will

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Id rather be guided on the topic of Domestic Violence by someone who has encountered it instead of someone who has merely read about it. For fourteen gruesome years Nina Hart and her children lived a life of abuse and torment. The build-up that led to the scene that made her end the cycle was traumatizing, but God showed up and Goodness and Mercy had their daggers drawn. The gun that was held at her temple with her six young children lined up next to her to kill them one by one could not go off. God intervened She is on a mission to help free victims of domestic violence

A Guide From Domestic Violence to Freedom

This is the COLOR Version of this Book! Jamaica, one of the most beautiful and serene places in the entire world...  'Test Your Jamaica IQ,' is intended to educate Jamaicans and lovers of Jamaica about its people, rich heritage and culture.  It's definitely a brain teaser that will require your thinking cap. No cheating allowed, don't rush to the back of the book to get the answers. Get a blank paper and pencil and see how much you really know about this great country. And by the way, don't get side-tracked with the beauty shots, stay focused and aim to pass the test.  Shoot us an email and let us know you scored, I mean the true honest score, remember it's not an open book test. Prep for the test and then, test your Jamaica IQ... sixheartspublishing@gmail.com

Test Your Jamaica IQ: COLOR Version

History

Americas

Test Your Jamaica IQ: BLACK & WHITE Version

Six Hearts Publishing

Pleased to announce that Somewhere in a Town You Never Knew Existed Somewhere has been selected as a Short Stories (Adult Fiction) category finalist in Foreword Reviews' prestigious 2014 #INDIEFABBook of the Year Awards. In a competition with over 1500 other entrants, it's pretty great to have made it this far. Stay tuned for the winner announcements at the end of June.Somewhere in a Town You Never Knew Existed Somewhere is a book that speaks directly to society's "elephants in the living room," through kooky hooliganism and satire. Five year-old Bonanza's mother tells her to "keep digging" as she buries her dolls, and ultimately, herself. The dead poet Robert Lowell reappears as a high school student. Meanwhile, at a Butterfly Farm, the protagonist dishes up some unconventional environmental justice. Even the ones who kill with oil spills have a voice in this bizarre primer of the exquisite, the mundane, and the insane. Written in an improvisatory manner, characters in Somewhere In A Town You Never Knew Existed Somewhere skid apart and reunite, stories connect and disconnect. The stories are raw and dreamlike, breaking time/space reality rules, committing literary misdemeanors and requiring the reader not only have an imagination but to be willing to stretch it beyond normal fictional boundaries. Somewhere In A Town You Never Knew Existed Somewhere not only pushes the edges of writing, but also is willing to go to the dark and often taboo topics that haunt us in our dreams and waking life, breathing vitality back into the suffocation we as a collective experience around the issues of ecology, education, childhood, play, and animal rights. An important dialogue written with political overtones, the book manages to be intimate, deeply vulnerable, and very funny.

Somewhere in a Town You Never Knew Existed Somewhere

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Ms. Nina Hart

Beneath the Trees

Beneath the Trees is a story of unbreakable strength and constant faith. It is about individuals who chose to believe in something better than what life had set before them. Lark, a runaway slave girl knows she must venture into an unknown world. Haunted by terrible memories, the death of her baby sister, the disappearance of her beloved brother, orphaned and alone, she leaves the only home she has ever known. Believing she is guided by those who have died or disappeared from her life she is determined to find safety. Tired, hungry, knowing she is constantly surrounded by danger, she rests only when she must. She is discovered by Carrie and Faith who take her home to Twelve Forties, a secluded safe haven. Though isolated and difficult to access, Twelve Forties is not unknown to the locals. Eliza, a former slave and now respected elder, takes Lark under her wing, teaches her the arts of healing herbs and midwifery. To Lark it is all a dream. Slaves and former slave owners living together as equals, a community working to create something more than the mere sum of their talents and skills. When slavery ends, give freedom, most inhabitants of Twelve Forties choose to stay. They are given land. They build a church and create a township. They name the community New Hope. A story filled with danger, loss, anger, great sorrow, but always laced with hope, faith, and love, Beneath the Trees invites us to aspire to our own better angels.

Outskirts Press

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