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Valkyrie is my first offical album for my one (currently) one member band.
Lizzy had a wonderful life. Sure there had been problems, but they weren't as bad as when her mom, Jen, tried to get back with her Dad, Mark. Jen was a psycho. She tried to burn her children in their house, and was basically the worst mother ever. Literally. That was when mark took Lizzy and his children on a road trip. Jen wouldn't stop with that, though. Jen came up with a sad and pathetic sob story and sued Mark. That turned this happy getaway trip into a fugitive chase. FInally, LIzzy must
Find and accept the POWER greater than you...
Read this book, REALIZE, and ACCEPT the fact that we are all the same!!!!!!!!!!
This book is recommended for children (including adult children) who enjoy vampire stories and an inkling dark humor. Social and self-acceptance are among the central themes of the book.
A heartbreaking characterization of what can happen when one is diagnosed with a debilitating disease. Loss of marriage, family & career doesn’t keep Richard from depicting the brighter side of life with his funny anecdotes. His story will leave you with the feeling of satisfaction and resolved joy. The story begins with him contemplating suicide as he looks down the barrel of his gun.
Laurel Carter has lost everything.
Valkyrie is my first offical album for my one (currently) one member band.
Lizzy had a wonderful life. Sure there had been problems, but they weren't as bad as when her mom, Jen, tried to get back with her Dad, Mark. Jen was a psycho. She tried to burn her children in their house, and was basically the worst mother ever. Literally. That was when mark took Lizzy and his children on a road trip. Jen wouldn't stop with that, though. Jen came up with a sad and pathetic sob story and sued Mark. That turned this happy getaway trip into a fugitive chase. FInally, LIzzy must
Find and accept the POWER greater than you...
Read this book, REALIZE, and ACCEPT the fact that we are all the same!!!!!!!!!!
This book is recommended for children (including adult children) who enjoy vampire stories and an inkling dark humor. Social and self-acceptance are among the central themes of the book.
A heartbreaking characterization of what can happen when one is diagnosed with a debilitating disease. Loss of marriage, family & career doesn’t keep Richard from depicting the brighter side of life with his funny anecdotes. His story will leave you with the feeling of satisfaction and resolved joy. The story begins with him contemplating suicide as he looks down the barrel of his gun.
Laurel Carter has lost everything.