Books with title Never the Same

A family secret tore them apart. Chris Charles uncovered a shocking secret which completely changes the relationship he has with his older brother Jonathan. Now his whole world has turned upside down, dividing him from his family and challenging his faith in God. Straying from his long-held beliefs, Chris struggles to forgive the family he loved so dearly. Though time may rekindle his devotion to God, there may be no hope of reconciling with his brother.

Never the Same gives children insight into life in Uganda and the pure possibilities when a child is willing to think past the ordinary and be persistent to bless someone in a simple, yet extraordinary, way. There is much joy in giving up what you have when you realize that what you gain leaves you never the same.Inspired by a true story in the rich cultural setting of Uganda, a young girl, Anna, keeps asking for one simple thing. Will she get it? The story unfolds in an unexpected way as an ordinary girl does an extraordinary thing to bring you to a place of wonder about personal motives.

Aron Lincoln never meant to take on the role of parent. He was only fourteen years old. His job was to be a big brother, one his little brother could learn from—maybe even look up to. He wasn’t supposed to be the one his brother depended on for protection. But when their Dad walked away, and their Mom chose something else over them, Aron was left with no choice. He made a vow to protect his brother, and it’s a promise he intends to keep.

A family secret tore them apart. Chris Charles uncovered a shocking secret which completely changes the relationship he has with his older brother Jonathan. Now his whole world has turned upside down, dividing him from his family and challenging his faith in God. Straying from his long-held beliefs, Chris struggles to forgive the family he loved so dearly. Though time may rekindle his devotion to God, there may be no hope of reconciling with his brother.

Aron Lincoln never meant to take on the role of parent. He was only ten years old. His job was to be a big brother, one his little brother could learn from—maybe even look up to. He wasn’t supposed to be the one his brother depended on for protection. But when their Dad walked away, and their Mom chose something else over them,Aron was left with no choice. He made a vow to protect his brother, and that’s a promise he intends to keep.

Seventeen-year-old Vidya Fletcher isn’t looking forward to attending public high school. However, it has its perks. One of which is being able to meet new friends and new boys.Between cramming for exams and dealing with girl drama, Vee finds herself torn between two guys; the sweet, but immature, Bradley and Keith, the tough boy with a haunted past. She likes Brad but finds herself inexplicably drawn to Keith in a way she can’t explain. But when a game of Truth or Dare goes horribly wrong, a secret is revealed that could change all their lives. Vidya is determined to work through it, but Keith is afraid to repeat the past. Will it strengthen their bond or tear them apart?Never the Same Love Twice is a coming of age, second chance romance novel aimed at upper Young Adult and New Adult audiences.Recommended for 16+ Contains language, mild violence, mentions of assault, drug/alcohol references and mild sexual themes.

Excerpt from Life Can Never Be the SameIn their own houses the inhabitants were pushed into corners to make room for the amiable invaders; naturally it had to be done, and they were handsomely paid for the accommodation they provided. But beneath it all, the wonderful, quiet, industrious French life went on unchanged. They were French; no swamping by foreigners.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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