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Great Life Account:
Part One & Part Two
Harrison Ngulube
Great Life Account is a fearless pursuit to open the layers of life deep into the unknown horizons to the powerful benefit of the reader. Great Life Account is a story told with detail and passion. It places key events of life in the open and highlights the pillars that tell of the deep fundamen¬tals of life. The concepts and ideas held herein create surgical permeation and curative reasoning into one’s dreams, burdens, thoughts, guilt, shame and pain.
Covid-19:
First In Line
Iris Lê
"Covid-19: First In Line" has been published in Vietnamese as well as English and has been cherished by many readers. This novels dives into the traumatizing experience of our front line workers without any dramatizations or exaggeration; it is a raw reality. Following the true events of Lê, this novel perfectly depicts the obstacles, chaos and tragedy faced by a society engulfed in a deadly pandemic.
Can't See For Looking:
How Becoming Blind Changed My Life
Dom Musial
"During my teenage years, I was diagnosed with an treatable nerve condition that tragically made me lose my sight within a speck of time. Since then I had to adapt to my new way of living - as a young blind adult. Finishing school, moving onto university, and doing things I love most. Difficult, yet I learned to manage. I experienced many a moment where I thought I could not cope anymore, I could not do it. But I rose again and tried my hardest. The blind journey took me through an unknown path as I learn ways of living a life unlike the one of an average person, but it also gave me a new perspective on the world. Now, all that I can hope for is that the blurry future ahead of me is a joyful one. Experience my adventure with me and see my story through my eyes.
Outback
Stephen W. Chesire
Officer Lewis Jackson begins his duty with Officer Bob Hudson in Sydney, Australia. After a call about a disgruntled individual Jackson and Hudson are sent to investigate. Officer Hudson is killed by a bite to the neck. All throughout the morning, random acts of violence appear across Australia. Victims are apparently eaten. The prime minister Tony Brown orders a curfew and deploys the military to the streets, but this fails to contain the infection. Can Officer Jackson make it to Melbourne where there is one last-ditch attempt in getting out of the country? But more to the point what caused this outbreak?
Family, Love and Betrayal
E. A. Gordanier
Family Love and Betrayal is set in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam. Helga is a young Dutch woman who can speak many languages including Yiddish. She is forced by the Nazis to work at the Amsterdam Central Registry. All Dutch residents, excluding refugees, must register their personal information including name, ethnicity, and religion on census cards for each family member. These cards must be updated with any changes in their lives: this is mandatory as per the Nazis. The information on the census card is to be used as identification.
In the registry is a sinister secret room where specially selected workers are housed. Helga desperately wants to work in that room.
Her father is a doctor and her mother is a high-end dressmaker. Helga is befriended by one of her doctor's colleagues. There is danger lurking as friends and colleagues want to join one of their resistance groups. Her best friend is a lesbian and must be aware of collaborators and roundups. Every day Helga witnesses Nazi atrocities. She has had enough before she compromises her morals and values and further.
