History of the Town of Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, from Its First Settlement in 1657 to 1861; With a Brief Sketch of the Town of ... and an Account of the Celebration of the T

History of the Town of Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, From its First Settlement in 1657 to 1861; With a Brief Sketch of the Town of ... and an Account of the Celebration of the T

Joseph Allen

Charles., Hudson

Franklin Classics Trade Press

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<p>A scholar publishes his secret translation of ten scrolls found hidden under a 5000 year old South American Temple. The scrolls tell the story of Ammon, a young man killed in a surprise bombing. When Ammon's friends go to bury him they find him not dead, but alive. Ammon's friend Tanzin leads him on a quest to discover the reason for his strange recovery and his increasing number of amazing new abilities. The journey takes Ammon to a distant mountain sanctuary, where he meets a hidden race of mystical beings. When war breaks out between Ammon's people and their enemies, the battleground gradually moves toward the sanctuary, threatening to destroy the Mystics and free their dangerous, powerful prisoners. Ammon must choose between the past and the future, between hatred and forgiveness, between fear and faith. between war and peace, and finally, between his own life and death.</p>

The Phoenix: Firestorm

Phoenix_Press

The Orthodox Church prohibits widowed clergy to remarry. The author, a widowed priest, did remarry and was allowed by his bishop to continue as a priest. He recounts his spiritual journey through the dilemmas created: moral, pastoral and political as well as the gossip and accusations.

Widowed Priest

Light & Life Publishing Company

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Metropolitan Philip

Holy Cross Orthodox Press

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