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Lipstick Leadership reminds all of us that lipstick is a serious business. By 2025, the lipstick industry will be worth $10 billion. In that industry and others, women are taking big, important steps forward. Now is the time for you to lean in and step up. In this book, you'll learn from women who have taken those big steps, and from Susanne's own experience with egalité, fraternité (sisterhood), and liberté. It's about equality, about sisterhood; that will get us all to liberté, freedom, and it will make the world a better place. Now is the time; if not now, then when? Those three words (equality, sisterhood, liberty) are also at the heart of so many of the ideas around you. Without equality, there is no liberty, and there will be no sisterhood (note that I chose to use the word sisterhood, as "fraternity" sounds too "male" to me). Women have to unite and form a stronger bond. All are included: all human beings of any gender; all men, too, and, in particular, men who understand women. After all, the word women has the word men inside of it, too. Working together towards common ground is also a much better strategy - and it's what this time in history requires. You can all learn from history, but now is the time to allow yourself to be different, unique, phenomenal, disruptive, and more. "You may be the first, don't be the last." - Kamala Harris

Caroline Steele and Detective Hutchinson solve a priest's murder.

It's not everyday a religious leader changes their religion.In 2009 he was attending a Catholic Seminary training to become a priest.In 2010 he founded a Christian Record label and released 3 of his own evangelical rap albums.In 2011 he became a Muslim Fundamentalist.How did that happen and why?Learn inside information on what priests in training are taught.Discover what the life of a Christian Rapper is like.What are the similarities and differences between Islam and Christianity?Find out exactly what a Muslim Fundamentalist believes.Written before his death this auto-biography gives insight as to what caused an American Christian, who had dedicated his life to Christianity, to abandon the faith he spent so much of his life promoting and become a Muslim Fundamentalist.

"The writing is sharp and unpretentiously thoughtful, and since each of the main characters finds solace in companionship, this is an affecting literary depiction of the comforting power of friendship. Each of the stories can be read on its own, but taken together, they make a coherent, thematic whole, skillfully produced. An endearing collection that deftly captures the need for youthful fellowship." - Kirkus Reviews"Verdict: With nary a dull moment, Scott Semegran's BOYS features short stories filled with unexpected nuances that draws readers right into the heart of his well-developed characters." - IndieReader. 5 Stars. IR Approved.These are the stories of three boys living in Texas: one growing up, one dreaming, and one fighting to stay alive in the face of destitution and adversity. There's second-grader William, a shy yet imaginative boy who schemes about how to get back at his school-yard bully, Randy. Then there's Sam, a 15-year-old boy who dreams of getting a 1980 Mazda RX-7 for his sixteenth birthday but has to work at a Greek restaurant to fund his dream. Finally, there's Seff, a 21-year-old on the brink of manhood, trying to survive along with his roommate, working as waiters and barely making ends meet. These three stories are told with heart, humor, and an uncompromising look at what it meant to grow up in Texas during the 1980s and 1990s."Semegran's work is evocative and replete with relatable, recognizable characters... who find comfort in friendship. With its descriptive flair and flashes of humor, Boys offers an engaging read-one short fiction fans are sure to enjoy." - BlueInk Review

"Christ is revealed in a fuller extent than in any other book of the bible."-Witness Lee"The design of this whole Epistle is this, that all hope of human salvation is to be reposed in Christ..."-John Davenant"Spirit in meHeavens keyUnlock meTo see Thee and knowYour head like snowYour eyes that glowBring me lowTo Your feet belowOh! Woe to allWho do not fallAt this gospel callAnd extol HimWho makes the sun dim."-Eric Gilmour