Books with author Aaron Walter

Kimberly Walkins...She`s your everyday,average college student.But she`s also the newest,most electrifying superheroine of them all...Lightning Woman!Struck by lightning during a thunderstorm,Kimberly should have died.Instead,she had gained the ability to run at super speeds,lift objects no matter how much they outweigh her,and control lightning.With these new powers at her disposal,the rookie superheroine now faces the fight of her life as she battles the nefarious crime boss Andrew Volkmore,who seeks to take over Metro City with his army of genetically-enchaned super criminals.Can Lightning Woman put an end to Volkmore`s sinister scheme and save Metro City?Read and find out!

This book is a collection of twenty-four letters written with tender warmth and compassion from one gay Christian to another. At the heart of each letter is an invitation to follow Jesus along the path of love. You can peruse the book cover-to-cover or flip to whatever message is relevant on any given day. The chapters of this book are split into five sections. First, the Letters of Encouragement address experiences specifically related to being LGBTQ, such as wondering if you might be gay or coming out. Next, the Letters of Healing provide comfort and advice around specific emotional struggles, such as feeling unlovable or alone. Next, the Letters of Wisdom discuss ways to live out Christian values in the context of relationships. Next, the Letters of Hope and Strength provide guidance and support around some of life's greatest challenges. Finally, the Letters of Inspiration motivate readers to let go of despair and embrace their unique strengths, passions, and missions in life. Throughout this book, readers are encouraged to embrace their intrinsic human dignity, embark on a journey of healing, serve others, advocate for justice, and seek guidance from a loving God.

In November of 1863, after the Battle of Gettysburg, President Lincoln arrives to dedicate the battlefield as a national cemetery to the fallen soldiers. For Ted and Julie Banks, who go to the dedication ceremony with their father, a veteran of the battle, it is an opportunity to see the president and travel with their father, whom they have not seen lately. However, for Ted, sneaking into the presidential train car and finding a top hat with pieces of paper inside offers him a chance to influence a historic event.

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