“Conscience and Temptation are Good and Bad, Right and Wrong, Light and Dark. They are what make us feel.” Said Errion, choosing his words judiciously.
A global vote breaks humanities’ link to Conscience, no longer can the adults feel good for choosing to do what is right. The whole world begins to suffer. On his mission to fix the link, Jack will leave the safety of the orphanage and journey on the backs of diamond dragons, to the top of icy mountains and into grassy hillsides, all the while racing Carsicus, a feared leader of the maniacal Kaofrelsi.
He will discover not only much about the magic land of Arcane but also something more important, the power of his newfound friendships with Mo and Ember.

Wait — there’s no conscience left in the Humanities? Or maybe that wasn’t what he meant…

Small astronauts are interesting because they are so special.
Who are they, and who is their leader?

About several unusual UFO encounters, and the scientific theories which can go with that,.

Yup, that’s the entire description.

What is this book exactly about? It’s about my mind and my soul despite feeling they have been empty, hollow and blank at times.

Although this book rests between my hands, concrete and solid but I still can’t believe how it came into existence. How I forged this wilderness into a metropolis. The body of this book.

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I do not think this book is anything that people other than yourself should ever read.

When 13-year-old Gary Crockett hypnotizes Earl Lancaster and Earl begins to stand from his wheelchair everything changes for both of them. Gary suspects Earl of lying about his paralysis and Gary’s mom has newfound feelings for Earl. His sexy disposition and business genius seem irresistible to her.
Before long all three need to leave town in a hurry. This coming of age tale is full of surprises and quirky characters, twisted circumstances and weird resolutions.

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I can’t tell if what comes next in the blurb is laudatory pullquotes or not.

Ramona, a battered wife, plans to kill her husband and make it look like an accident. After his death, while going through his belongings, she finds papers he has written that make no sense. When her mama commits suicide, she finds her mama’s diaries. The diaries begin just before Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. Ramona is amazed at what she learns about her mama, the sheriff, and the whole town of Addison, Georgia, where she lives.
Ramona is falling in love with the sheriff, but is terrified he will discover that her husband’s death wasn’t an accident. The town’s wealthiest man wants to buy the shack that Ramona and her husband, Jake, lived in, and is willing to pay double what it’s worth. The doctor that Ramona works for is trying to get her to leave town. Her landlord is found snooping in Ramona’s apartment. She doesn’t know who she can trust.

Focus. Focus!