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Isaac is an 18-year-old Jew who lives in a Jewish Ghetto who has a plan. His goal: to create an insurgency that could awaken the attention of the world. He knows he is outnumbered and outgunned. He has the troops, the minds, and the firepower to even try to pull it off. But does he have the guts?

What happens when you finally come face to face with your biggest fear only to discover there is something beyond it that you fear even more? Unfortunately, it's too late to go back.

I'm bullied. A lot. But I guess that's what you get for being named Wednesday. Sure, I have friends. Quite a few, in fact. There's Lily, Josh, Alice... Sorry, I'm getting off topic, here. Ever since my dad left, my mom and I have been short on money. I can no longer afford the nicely put together outfits that I used to wear, so that creates another reason for me to get picked on. This book is about the last two years of my life, and they were pretty interesting (or at least Lily says so) So, I

Atypical angels come to the aid of Clark Hern after an emotionally devastating divorce. They show him the right track to love. Passion, desire, and spirituality are noted in this novel. Boston Lee has studied the religions of the world, practiced several and holds a PhD in Theology from a seminary in India.