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Henri is restless. He never wanted to stay in his home village longer than necessary, he wanted to be gone a long time ago. But then he fell in love and she didn't want to leave. His girlfriend is affected by the Gift every year; Henri is not. The Gift, you see, is a darkness that haunts this little village, and no one knows what would happen if someone with the Gift left the village walls during the time when the Gift was manifested which is why Henri's girlfriend doesn't want to risk leaving. But what *did* happen if someone left the walls? Knowing could change everything. Henri's desire to find out-and to move out of the village with his girlfriend- hasn't gone unnoticed. Nefas, the darkness himself, knows what Henri wants. How far can Nefas take Henri before the consequences of his choices become irreversible?
We need to have another talk; this time, about yogurt. Specifically, the kind of yogurt with "fruit on the bottom", like that is some kind of selling point? Why am I having to work harder to get my food? This type of yogurt is usually in individual cups where presentation means nothing and the stakes are high. Spill some creamy dairy on your black work shirt? Can't go home and change it, nope! People will be staring at your chest all day wondering if that's the shadow of toothpaste or your 10am snack that's dried down your front. "Take me seriously!" is not happening today.
What you need to know about new changes to Instagram. There are two new updates IG has brought to your settings which will affect what you see and who sees what you post.
In "The Eve's End" Henri has a bit of a struggle (or two): he lost his job a few years ago and had to move back home with his parents until he could find another job (he's young enough to get away with it, don't worry for his social life). But then he fell in love with a girl who didn't want to move away. So now he's stuck loving a girl in a place he doesn't want to be, each Christmas passing another reminder that the life he wants is waiting for him in some city... some place that is anywhere but where he is. Can Henri find a way to convince his girlfriend to leave the dead-end village with him? Why is she so reluctant to leave anyway? It's not what you may think!
Hello, my name is ______, and my crazy quirk is______. Would life be less interesting if we just laid these odd quirks about ourselves out in the open early on? Or are they best discovered in their own good time?
The Dog Days of Summer Bookapalooza begins NOW!! 🤩 Three days, 25 writers, 41 stories, SO MUCH SAVINGS!! "The Eve's End" has never been so cheap, and don't forget "The Gift", the story that began it all! Filling up your summer reading list has never been easier or cheaper! Find the full listings of stories and the purchase links with the link in my bio, or just copy & paste the link below. ⬇️ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zNk75F_i5xU62ULQ38ZFozrjjrcp-1Gn9IWcuxVaYHQ/edit?usp=sharing

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If the thrill of Ted Dekker’s writing gets you excited, and you love novels that push the boundaries, then “The Gift” is your story of choice. Edited by Stephen Parolini who has worked on many of New York Times bestseller Tosca Lee’s gripping novels, “The Gift” is an unpredictable Christmas adventure telling a story that holds nothing back.

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