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A look into the reality of childhood trauma and narcissistic abuse.

Making money online is a tricky business. It seems like everyone and their mother has a blog or a course or some other way of making money on the internet, so it can be tough to find your place in the fray. But what if there was a way to make money online without all of that competition? This book explores the tried-and-true methods of history’s best hustlers and even has your back with ideas about what to do if things go sideways. So what are you waiting for? It's time to Fake It Til You Break It!

The antique shop is a historical landmark discovered by Tom, Mark, and Melinda in the small town of Greenville Valley in upstate New York, tormented by demonic historical paintings, possessed porcelain dolls, and wicked ancient artifacts. The Whitfields owned the antique shop in the early 1800s and lived in the Shadow Heart Castle Mansion estate, which was built on desolate American Civil War battlegrounds located in upstate New York with dimensions of American Civil War soldiers' apparitions.

Have you ever wondered how to move from casual dating to a more serious relationship? Do you want to make sure you do everything right and build a successful relationship that lasts? Or are you already in a relationship but want to make sure you are making the best choices and taking the right steps? Inside From Dating to a Relationship, you'll find actionable advice and tips that will help you create a relationship that lasts, and help you build a love that will last a lifetime. This book is everything you need to make sure you build a relationship that will make you happy.

Anastacia "Ana" Gregory has never had a crush on anyone—except for a fictional vampire, Logan Lawson. Ana confesses her love to her parents, who are not best pleased. Ana wonders why she is different from everyone else. With nowhere to turn to, Ana does some research online. When Ana’s secret gets out at school, she is ostracized by the entire school. Only her best friend, Lewis Marsh, sticks by her. But Lewis is fighting with feelings of his own. In Ana’s mind, no one compares to Logan. Ana does more research, and finds terms that fit her just right—asexual fictoromantic.