Истории Liberia

Book 2 of the Crack Black series Black and Tony have always lived on opposite sides of the track. Three years later, they still don't belong in each other's world - and maybe, just maybe, what they wanted was never meant to be. Pushing toward his dream of becoming an investigator, Tony returns to the place where his mother was murdered. It's a town filled with grief, secrets, and the man he tried so hard to erase from his memory. But everything has changed now. His new assignment forces him to face the one person he's been running from: Black. Black never imagined the day Tony would stand across from him as an enemy. When Tony walks into his auto shop in a police uniform, it's not the badge that stuns him, it's the realization that Tony moved on so easily after breaking him open. Still, Black has a duty: protect his crew from rival gangs and from the law... even if the law is Tony. With a new level of high-voltage danger lurking, will they find the way back to each other's heart through the chaos? Or is this just another tragedy waiting on the final page? Rankings: 🥇Liberia 🥇wildsex 🥇boyslovesboys 🥇thugs

Here lies the story of Tore who has been through enough with his father.... Everything you need to read is embedded with in!

Partecipa al contest del compleanno della Libreria del Cappellaio Matto, nella fazione di Liberia

My third travel log. During the summer of 2019, my family and I went to Costa Rica for our big trip of the year! We traveled to Liberia, then to the Monteverde in the cloud forest, then to Sámara on the Pacific coast. August 2019 #1 in Costa Rica

Just take a Glimpse into Mackenzie Drells Davis life

Her smile worths more than all the wealth of this whole world to me.

What I see before my eye blinks

This is my submission for newpoet Ebola challenge "Beat the Drum." Based on Christmas carols.

After her heart broken mother falls far too deep into her drunken depression and her lover goes awol, Paloma Laventi leaves Italy to seek refuge in Canada hoping to create a better life for her unborn child. When opportunities don't come her way, she turns to the boarders of the United States of America. All she wants is a happy life for her Canadian born baby girl. Little does she know, she is just the beginning of an epic tale. Join Dea as she discovers herself, her past, and what could be the future her mother - Paloma - created without knowing she had.

"Unveiling Independence: Beyond the Surface" is a powerful poem that explores the true meaning of Liberia's independence. It addresses critical issues such as corruption, education, justice, food security, economic control, healthcare, and the digital divide. Through vivid imagery and thought-provoking verses, the poem challenges readers to look beyond celebrations and confront the nation's ongoing struggles. It is both a reflection and a call to action for genuine freedom and progress in Liberia.

"You are a spoiled brat. You think wealth is all there is to life?" Unique wailed with anger. "What can poverty buy?" Trocon cracked a joke. TROCON MILLER Spoiled, authoritative, charismatic and intelligent. Trocon graduated from the London Business School. His parents sent him to study law abroad but that wasn't what he desired to be. He switched his major without informing his parents. He was the son of a well-off Lawyer and owner of MILLER LAW FIRM. He got everything he yearned for including all the girls. UNIQUE WOODS Unique was as extraordinary as her name. Smart, visionary, god-fearing, a singer, dream-chaser and a girl with high standards and morals. She graduated from a Law School in Liberia. Her parents weren't very wealthy so she had to strive to improve her life. She got chosen by her university to intern at the Miller's Law Firm, the most prestigious law firm in Liberia. After several years Trocon returned to Liberia to work at his dad's law firm knowing very well he didn't study law. He met Unique who refused to fall at his feet like every other girl. Would he lower his high standards for her? Would she shrink her principles for him?

Abigail meets a friend named Precious in college. The developed a huge bond that made them inseparable no matter what. They stood by each other in al circumstances but Precious took advantage of Abigail's trust, loyalty and love on many occasions. She used Abigail because of hate she developed over the years on grounds that Abigail was chosen over her by someone she really wanted. She began setting Abigail up with several guys and even with someone who had AIDS. When she was caught in the midst of one of her mischievous act, she couldn't bare facing Abigail or her boyfriend Marcus. She killed herself and Abigail and Marcus live happily ever after.

The Grebo tribe of Liberia, sometimes referred to as 'Krou', are one of the most secretive and dangerous tribes in West Africa. Very little is known about their culture, ceremonies or even utilitarian implements. One of the few tribes in their region, not to belong to the 'Poro society', and hence their beliefs, social order and behaviour was not controlled by the rules and guidelines of their neighbouring tribes. Steve Thanni, is one of the few 'tribal hunters' in recent history, who has been given unfettered access to 'all' areas of their villages and customs. With close ties to several 'Bodios' (spiritual chiefs), he has gained a unique insight into this most feared of warring tribes - hitherto misunderstood by much of the Western world. The book will contain many pictures of unique tribal art, taken in the villages, and 'unseen' before, in any Museums or private collections!

Issues of Liberians

A Random Tale

This is totally random but hey it's fun and I have no life. And to me this stuff can be scary true. Some of it is related to tv shows or movies some are related to attitudes to each other. It's zodiac stuff just read the title. And the book thing.

abnormal confessions of how I got these detrimental wounds. they are not healing. instead, they grow larger.

Monrovia, Liberia in the year 2300. For almost 150 years now, eating meat has been illegal per government decree to stop the rise of new epidemics. Food technology has made plant-based substitutes safe and plentiful for all. But for some, the lure of the forbidden can be too much. . .

Being destroyed by the occurrence of a lengthy civil war, my country Liberia has been through so much. However, I do believe that some day we will rise again as a nation

The national Flag of Liberia is the unmistakable impression of the country's legacy. They look very similar to the flag of the US of America, which is where most of Liberia's unique pioneers were conceived. https://flagsworld.org/liberia-flag.html