Seventeen-year-old Josephine is used to new towns, the same bullies, and being a loner.
Until they move to Lilith Falls, where her world gets turned upside-down. Here she suspects a creature that can not possibly exist, just might.

With nothing to lose, she begins her search. Along the way, she finds a few unexpected and unusual friendships. And for the first time in her young life; falls in love. But it’s a love that is not only utterly wrong, it also can not be returned.

Will Josephine finally be happy and find a place to call home? Or will the mysteries of Lilith Falls destroy her and leave her broken?

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Is “vague-blurbing” a thing? It is now.

Drug Squad 2 is accused of corruption. The police chief assigns Mariner to investigate. There are suspicions but no evidence. Worse, the drug dealers who have accused the squad are criminals. Even the chief has his own agenda.

Emphasis in the original.

You have in front of you an incredible book – evidence that reveals new clues to the assassination attempt on U.S. President John F. Kennedy. The world has never before seen these levels of revelations. Why the author chose to label this work a “novel”, we can only guess. Perhaps, and even likely, the author leaves a loophole — officially it is presented not as a documentary study that sheds light on the most powerful secrets of our time, but rather is published as an ordinary spy novel.

All the facts described in the book are true. All the quotations, references to reports, actual reports, memoirs, newspaper articles, details of the assassination attempt on President Kennedy, the names and positions of the persons mentioned . . . . These are easy to check on.

And the thoughtful reader shall inevitably be confronted by a big question: Was President Kennedy not actually killed on November 22, 1963, but instead lived happily until October 1985 when he was eliminated via a cooperative operation between the CIA and the KGB? Well, that is a powerful question indeed. Read, absorb, research, and contemplate . . . and then feel free to draw your own conclusions.

Trust me, I had drawn my own conclusion by the end of the first paragraph.

Its about the things that happens in our society at large which brings a lot of limitations to us but we are supposed to abide with because failure to do so will lead to dare consequences as we are told. Those who abide with them are regarded as hero’s in the society who are declared as morally upright while those who go against them are regarded as outcasts who are often depicted as a badomen to the whole society atlarge. Powerful spells are cast by the elders upon them which serve as curses rumoured to cause them experience dare consequences and this is emphasized by the elders in order for the affected to serve as a good example to the rest who might think of going against the set norms in future. People reach the end of the road and feel as if they can no longer take it any more they are determined to throw the towel and go against some norms and customs but the dare consequences rumored which are as a result of the tramaticizing cast spells leave them in a state of dilemma not knowing whether to abide or go against hence the title of the book abide or go against.Inshort Its about the present life. Here we see people in a certain community who hold to various misconceptions passed from one generation to another just like we do in our present life or times.Here the elders are very strict cause they see themselves responsible in passing this norms and customs to the next generation cause if they don’t no one else will. Failure to do so will give them a bad reputation and they feel their legacy will go down the drain so they are vicious to do what it takes with the rebels. They forget that time is changing as technology and way of life advance and this is not in their favor. They are in their own world and they don’t want to know what is happening to the external world for that does not concern them what concerns them is their reputation and their legacy not going down the drain for they are willing to pass the norms and customs to the coming generations without leaving a blemish and are vigorous to train the recruities to do the same.

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There’s a second paragraph on Amazon, but I think this is sufficient, don’t you?

Source of the description: Encyclopedia “Conservapedia” (article Athanasio Celia)

The publication (“God’s letters”)[68] is about a man who in 2001 recorded a vision, which contained 132 capital letters of the Greek alphabet that created a quadrangular shape 11 to 12. A study revealed that the text is readable in 115 different ways in the ancient Greek language and parallel it encloses depictions and symbols. Besides, it can be simultaneously deciphered mathematically. The whole process of the deciphering shows off an unbreakable mathematical, geometrical and theological coherence which in the end presents 10 big revealing texts. The vision-text, which has as its principal symbol the crucifix of Jesus Christ, turned out to be the Contemporary Revelation.

The German edition of that study (“Der Logos – Der Gottes Beweis”[69]), is published by the same Protestant publisher who also publishes the renowned “German biographical encyclopaedia covering persons related to the history of the Church”.[70] And it is broadly accepted by German Christian communities who also represent it through their bookstores.[71][72] Furthermore, the book is registered in the “Index Theologicus”[73] of the University of Tübingen and in other university libraries.[74][75]

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