Mark James Estren Boeken

Set against the backdrop of 1960s and 1970s America, the narrative explores the lives of audacious social commentators who challenged societal norms. These individuals boldly expressed controversial ideas and depicted taboo subjects, often facing severe backlash, including arrest and societal disdain. Their fearless approach to commentary and art marks a significant, albeit tumultuous, chapter in cultural history, highlighting the struggles of those who dared to speak out in an era of repression.

Gabby stole Calvin's heart from the first moment that he saw her, without even speaking a word. He just knew. But he had no clue of how to truly become significant in her life. His antics left him out cold and out of a job. But now he is back. Now, he is ready. Meanwhile, Greta has married her man, is finally pregnant with their much anticipated first child and seemingly is on track to her happily ever after. Little does she know; devastation is lurking in the shadows. Me? Well, I think I am always okay. Sure, my superman is here. But I also know not to get too comfortable. My life has never been simple. But am I willing to fight for the best love I have ever known? And if I must fight for it, is it even worth it? My girls and I, "The Three Gs", continue to strive for our friendship, sisterhood, strength, independence and love. Yet each of us are facing a degree of difficulty that is exceedingly overwhelming.

"Life is difficult and sometimes just making it through can be daunting at best--especially when you are single. Giselle had finally gotten beyond all of the concerns that plagued her in single life and her life, as it was, was great. She had a fantastic job with a six-figure salary. She had three best friends and they were amazing. They all faced their own challenges, while depending upon and uplifting each other. Life was okay...Giselle was okay. Then he walked into her life. And everything changed."

Healing Hormones tackles a huge, attention-getting subject. TV and radio shows, websites telling people to take it easy, slow down, de-stress to feel better, live longer, be a better parent and more loving mate. But how? The prescriptions are disappointing: Yoga? Time-consuming and difficult for many. Prescription drugs? Costly, subject to abuse