Reclamation Stories

My Dad, & his Dad both worked at the Atlantic Steel Mill throughout the Great Depression LOOK WHAT THEY'VE DONE TO THE PLACE NOW!

Before Eve, there was Lilith. She was made from the same dust as Adam - equal, whole, sovereign. But when asked to bow, she fled Eden rather than fracture herself. Branded demon, lover of serpents, mother of monsters - the world forgot what she truly was. But Lilith has not forgotten. Now, in the Age of Collapse, where gender is a battlefield and myth is currency, she returns - not to rule, not to revenge - but to offer a new Genesis. One born not from ribs, but from flame. And the first to hear her call? A runaway nun named Aurelia, haunted by dreams of a serpent speaking her true name.

A warrior prince fallen from grace, stripped of his rights as a prince due to the invasions, reclaims his honor and gets his life back from the trauma.

**Winner: Licking River Writers Contest** After five years away, Jacks returns to reclaim his life- only to find a lush accountant with curves that fill out her clothes living in the apartment over his folks' pool house. Oh, the attraction is there- but Jacks doesn't believe in love anymore and Sophie can't trust her heart. Amidst murder, deception, mafia threats and a final race to claim the object that could redeem one of their lives- just one, not both- Sophia and Jacks struggle to define what love is, who they can trust and, in the end, exactly the price they may or may not be willing to pay for it all. Jawdrop2012 xii.Life's a Game We're Meant to Lose part 2 pg 2-4

​"I have shown my body more times than I have ever received flowers." ​In this raw and unflinching collection of poetry, Mabel explores the jagged landscape of a stolen girlhood. The Girl Who Tried to Be a Woman Too Soon is a journey through the quiet violence of grooming, the exhaustion of jumping from one hollow relationship to the next, and the desperate search for self-worth in the eyes of older men. ​Through evocative imagery of wilted blooms and digital ghosts, these poems capture the performance of maturity-wearing a woman's face while carrying a child's heart. It is a reckoning with the mirror, a mourning for the softness that was never allowed to take root, and ultimately, a brave reclamation of a voice that was silenced before it could fully speak. ​This book is for anyone who has ever traded their peace for a moment of being "chosen," and for the girls who are finally learning how to buy their own flowers.

A Sequel to Heart of Darkness

The Prince is arrogant at first look, intolerable when closer and impossible at the closest. The peaceful North has its peace shaken by the South. Disagreements grow bigger and battles are on the horizon. Guardians have been hired for the ruling family of the North. One of them is not what they expected. Fiore is a skilled magic practitioner that is suddenly bound to the Prince with a twist of fate. Now that they're somewhat forced to be together, how will they fare?

In a Paris atelier at the height of the 19th century, Clemence poses for an artist who insists he understands the women he paints. As he transforms her likeness into a vision of idealized beauty, Clemence comes to see how art can distort as much as it reveals.

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A Christian Reflection on Love, Sacrifice, and Freedom based on Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin.

An African reclamation of King Solomon's Mines written by H. Rider Haggard.

BUY NOW ON AMAZON https://a.co/d/bWCKnQ3 The Therapy of Us What if the person meant to heal you was the one who shattered you? Adrian Cole seeks therapy to untangle his doubts about love. But his sessions with Dr. Evelyn Hart blur the lines between confession and desire-until one forbidden kiss ignites a secret affair. There's only one problem: Evelyn is the mother of Maya, Adrian's devoted partner of five years. As lies deepen and loyalties fracture, Maya begins to sense the truth lurking in the silences between them. What follows is a devastating unraveling of love, family, and identity-where every choice carries betrayal, and every betrayal leaves scars. Taut, intimate, and emotionally explosive, The Therapy of Us is a psychological drama about hunger disguised as love, silence mistaken for safety, and one woman's journey to reclaim her voice.