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A mother gives up her child knowing that it's the best thing she can do for him, because there are people who invested time and money to create a new race of humans. A group of people wanting to take over control of the world by genetically grafting human DNA with that of the most ancient alien life form. A mother who finds out of this evil and vile plot takes it upon herself to free the child she has carried as a surragate mother to a controlled life of anguish. There are ten other children like him that he frees from their life of bondage and abuse. One other child has these abilities and he is the personification of evil, but a mother love wins in the end
In the early morning hours a light mist of rain falls on the streets of Boston. A lone figure of a woman in a dark gray raincoat and black floppy hat walks down South Hunnington Avenue. In her arms she is carrying a wicker basket stuffed with blankets to keeps it occupant dry from the morning rain. Finally reaching her destination she stops in front of a driveway of an old red brick building with a white signs that reads, Home for
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Brett Hicks: It is nice to see a writer who is willing to write a story form the perspective of a married couple. I felt like this story kept it's own pace and did a great job of showing the day-to-day insecurities and struggles of marriage and raising children. I like the way she seems to be unaware of what s...
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matrixmark: From what I have read so far, this book is turning out to be a real gem of a find. Your writing skills really shine and I love the story so far. It had me totally engaged from the beginning and unfortunately for I had to go out whilst reading the piece. But what I have seen so far: You have a really...
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LMDietrich: Ddander possesses a unique writing style that not only beckons you to read on, but it also causes you to fall in love with the book’s flawed but relatable characters. In a very humble way the author demonstrates the major elements of the Christian faith, but is never overbearing or over-authoritativ...
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Portia Cassim: Simply amazing, it broke my heart all the pain she experienced. Great story absolutely loved it.
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Cecily: I thoroughly enjoyed this story! I think it was wonderful that you developed your characters and made them well-rounded. I kept thinking you were going to wrap things up, but the story just continued! You kept the story progressively moving forward while still maintaining the interest of your reader...
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sashispossible: Haven't gotten far, but it is an interesting read
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saint: It's a story about hope when everything in life is at its lowest. Written in such a way that human nature is exposed with simplicity and depth. This story is definitely created with "outside of the box" thinking. It is always a treasure to read a unique story. I will never enter the halls of the...
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