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Serpihan Harapan Di Desa Pribumi
Keluarga tentu saja identik dengan hubungan darah, tapi bagaimana jika keluarga bisa terbentuk ketika seringnya bertemu, bersama dan satu jalan ? Kisah dimana kami bertemu orang-orang yang luar bisa, banyak cerita yang kami dapatkan bahkan harapan akan kebaikan untuk semuanya selalu tampak dijunjung tinggi oleh kami. Namun, banyak lika-liku yang harus mereka lalui. Ketika itu masalah bahkan datang disaat kami pertama kali tiba disana, sesuatu yang membuat sedih. Tapi, hal-hal itu tak menyurutkan harapan kami untuk mengabdi di masyarakat, memberikan ilmu dan juga tentu saja mengeratkan rasa kekeluargaan kami. Keseruan kami saat pengabdian masyarakat bukan hanya terjadi disaat kami mengerjakan...
Don't Blame the Devil
Hang on to your seat as Pat G'Orge-Walker spins a side-splitting novel of sin and salvation, heartache and love. . . Appearances mean everything to Delilah Dupree Jewel. So after hearing of her daughter-in-law's sudden death, Delilah decides that coming to the rescue of her long-estranged son, Jessie, and her granddaughter, Tamara, would be a good look. . .though Lord knows she'll have to dig hard to find her maternal instincts. But Delilah quickly discovers Jessie wants nothing to do with her. And Tamara, who's following in Delilah's musical footsteps, isn't interested in her career advice, especially since Delilah got ahead using the singing couch. And Delilah's old flame, Deacon Pillar, an ex-convict who's traded in his gangster ways for a Bible, is stirring up a past that's sure to shock... "Hilarious faith-based romp. . .Walker shines a little light on a wacky family reunion with her usual inspirational, knee-slapping style." --Publishers Weekly "A comic novel about mistakes and second chances." --Library Journal
Guardian: the Beginning
In the year 2017 most of mankind has become complacent and reckless, depending mainly on logic and finite wisdom. Psalmulus Grey, an emotionally scarred, fifteen-year-old participant of this world order, lives within its guidelines until one night when an angel of God appears before him and makes it clear that he is one of the Fathers chosen. Meanwhile a much more sinister plan is unfolding within the city of Neo Creek between Maxwell Steeleworthy, a wealthy capitalist, and Zegudalia, a demonic being from the Abyss. In an epic battle of divined proportions, Psalmulus manifests vast supernatural abilities as he struggles with the decision to fulfill Gods will for his life and become a Guardian of Light or succumb to his own vengeful desires. Many forces from the side of light as well as darkness rise to the occasion to see their goals met as Psalmulus is forced to do battle with humans and demons alike, but most of all--himself.
Magisterium : N° 2 - Le gant de cuivre
Depuis qu'il est petit, Call a appris qu'il valait mieux éviter la magie. Il fréquente maintenant le Magisterium et demeure convaincu que l'école ne peut lui causer que des ennuis. Cet endroit à la fois sinistre et sensationnel lui rappelle un passé trouble tout en le propulsant vers un avenir complexe qui promet de changer à jamais sa perception du bien et du mal.
Écaille Dorée
Une écaille de sirène dorée : c’est l’artéfact magique nécessaire à la réparation du dôme protecteur entourant l’île de Tao et Tamara. Les deux jeunes sorciers doivent rapidement partir en mission, car de jour en jour, l’écran de défense de leur cité cachée perd de sa puissance. La sécurité de leur peuple en dépend ! Mais dans cette quête, rien n’est facile. Le temps est contre eux et les sirènes dorées sont déjà la proie des braconniers impétueux. Entre les traqueurs de mages à affronter, la famine et le manque de repos, nos deux héros ne doivent pas perdre espoir. C’est une question de vie ou de mort...
(Counter-)Archive: Memorial Practices of the Soviet Underground
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