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Reaction Wednesday: "Gods in the hands of men are dangerous." This was something FB memories popped up for me a couple days ago, something I wrote many years ago, though the context is lost now. Knowing me it was, no doubt, a reflection upon the collective history of the human race, but I'm curious: what is your initial reaction to this statement? There is no wrong answer.

"The Eve's End" is hanging out at Ottawa's tulip festival! The tulip festival in the nation's capital is more than just flowers flowering, it is also a celebration of the Canadian liberation of Holland in WWII. Every year, the Netherlands sends to Canada thousands of their iconic symbol of their country, the tulip, to thank Canada for liberating them from the Nazis. Displayed in Ottawa on behalf of all Canadians, the Netherlands' beautiful floral colors are displayed as a reminder of the bond that ties our two countries together which is greater than a single generation.

When you're trying to be discreet but there's that one person who just doesn't catch the tone of the room... Speaking the name of Nefas has always been a bit taboo in the village he haunts, and Fae is the least keen of all to bring any attention to him by speaking his name out loud. But the village's priest has always rubbed Fae the wrong way.

Let's reminisce! In honour of my recent emancipation from my arm cast yesterday, let's swap war stories: what's your worst injury to date? Mine is definitely this break 🤪

UPDATED: ICYMI: I've just added Twitter to my social profile (I'll still be here on IG, don't worry) and I'm doing a mass follow back for anyone who wants to see what kind of trouble I can get into with 140 characters or less... And by "mass follow back" I really mean it's lonely over there right now, please follow me, I'd be happy to return the pleasantry! Find me @ s_m_matthews

Hell breaks loose one night a year. Twenty-eight years ago Fae witnessed it, survived it. This year, Fae knows what to expect, and like Ripley going back in to face the Alien again, Fae has to steel herself against what's coming. There's a little basilica in the village that offers the calm against the storm, the oasis in the turmoil, and she soaks in as much of the calm as she can before she is again tested against Hell, against Nefas.

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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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