Blue Dragonfly
by W. Joy Robelen


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Maria Zannini and Touch of Fire
by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz
Romance
 
I’ll have to admit that I was quite surprised to find myself engaged by Leda and Grey’s story.  Set in a future where the technology we’re familiar with has given way to the rule of magic and the elementals, Touch of Fire broke the stereotyped image stamped on my brain from reading paperback romances back in highschool.
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Extraction: Eritrea
by D.I. Telbat
Fiction - Contemporary
 
Kiflu lay on his belly overlooking the boxcars in a prison compound in Eritrea. He knows that his uncle, who ran the underground printing press, is being held in one of them. Suddenly, an extraction team with non-lethal weapons comes on the scene. Can this small team rescue hundreds of prisoners under the watchful eyes of armed guards? See how the persecuted church suffers yet how God raises up special servants to help in desperate times.
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A Pilgrim's Song
by Joshua Gage
Poetry - Literary
 
The fog gathers its robe at my knees.
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My Name
by Skye Kinkade
Flash Fiction - Literary
 
Growing up with a grandmother suffering from Alzheimer's Disease was difficult.  My grandma didn't always call me by my name, but when she did, it was startling---a crystal-clear memory seared into my soul with love.
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What's in a name
by Keith Wallis
Poetry
 
a nose by any other name
would surely sound so sweet......
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Before the Dawn
by Anna Somers
Fiction - Contemporary
 
I had only been asleep for ten minutes. But there it was–my son’s angry protests that would soon turn into a blood-curdling scream.
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