Books with title Winter Is Not Forever

[Read by Marguerite Gavin] Though life seems to be moving others ahead, Josh appears to have come to a dead standstill. Should he continue his studies and become a pastor? Is he to help his aging grandpa and uncle on the farm? What does the future hold? Life was full of choices. The only problem was figuring out what to do! ''What do you plan to do -- after graduation? Are you gonna be a minister -- or what?'' Or what, my mind echoed in frustration. What? I had been asking myself the same question over and over. And I still didn't have an answer. Graduation was only a month away, and it seemed that I was the only one in our small town school who didn't know what to do with life after the big day. It wasn't that I hadn't given it a thought. In fact, I thought about it most of the time. I prayed about it too. But I still didn't have an answer except to say honestly, ''No -- I don't know yet.'' And I'd been saying that for a long, long time.

In the wake of a high school massacre, a copycat shooter begins to stalk otherwise sleepy Franklin, Missouri, further traumatizing the community. Disturbed by these crimes, logistics manager, Jackson Warner, finds his way into an illicit chatroom ‘happydayz,’ dedicated to glorifying the killers. Jackson fixates on the young men’s disregard for life and suspects the copycat is among them. In his frenzy, will he mistake a troubled youth for one of possibly many shooters? “Great plot…really well done…” Thomas Jones, British author of GAME THEORY

Everyone you love is dead. Everything you knew is gone. You were not supposed to wake up. The Forever Winter series stars Raven Winter, a woman frozen in time from a freak accident, who is awakened over one hundred years in the future. The world has fallen through plague and nuclear war and she must learn to survive in a harsh winter dystopian landscape filled with peril. Using her own steadfast determination to persevere, and with the help of characters along the way, this ultimate women’s adventure emphasizes the message that if you believe in yourself good can prevail. If you like a story with intrigue and adventure, mixed with conflict and heroism, then you will love KM Fortune’s page-turning books. Explore the world of Forever Winter. Buy it today! Note: This contains four stories previously published: Awakening, Survival, Discovery, and Judgement

Going from foster home to foster home from the ages of 10 to 14 I can't even imagine the pain a young girl had to endure, her father 's murder, mother on drugs, losing friends to the streets, and one killing himself right in front of her. After all of that she made it out to share her story with the world to let young girls know to stay true to themselves no matter how people treat you. There is always a light shining at the end of the tunnel.

This is the true story about a young African-American girl’s journey who grew up in the hood. She was taken away from her family and went from foster home to foster home from the ages of 10 to 14. You can’t imagine the pain she had to endure; her father’s murder, her mother on drugs, losing friends to the streets, and one killing himself right in front of her. Then she went to live with a relative who didn’t love her, but only wanted the welfare check each month from the government. Once she was 18 and went back to her family, her brothers and sisters resented her because they’d never gotten to know her, and her mother rejected her, even though she had spent those growing-up years away from home missing her mother and wanting to see her. And yet? Through it all, she continued to see the good in people and have a positive attitude filled with hope and love. She made it out to share her story with the world to let young girls know they must stay true to themselves no matter how people treat you. There is always a light shining at the end of the tunnel.

“Life was full of choices. The only problem was figuring out what to do! 'What do you plan to do-after graduation? Are you gonna be a minister-or what?' Or what, my mind echoed in frustration. What? I had been asking myself the same question over and over. And I still didn't have an answer. Graduation was only a month away, and it seemed that I was the only one in our small town school who didn't know what to do with life after the big day. It wasn't that I hadn't given it a thought. In fact, I thought about it most of the time. I prayed about it too. But I still didn't have an answer except to say honestly, 'No-I don't know yet. ' And I'd been saying that for a long, long time." Though life seems to be moving others ahead, Josh appears to have come to a dead standstill. What does the future hold?