Two cousins were raised by their grandparents. Margarets parents died from an accident, and Saras parents died from the flu epidemic. Sara was beautiful and always appeared happy and was kind to everyone. She had many friends and always had a good attitude about life. She inherited a large inheritance from her deceased parents and a marriage proposal from the most popular guy at school. However, Margaret was always overweight and had a very negative attitude and felt that she would never get married because no one ever asked her out on a date. She blamed Sara for all of her problems and bad luck. When she heard that Sara was engaged to the guy that she and half the girls at school had a crush on, she totally detested her cousin and refused to have anything to do with her. The lives of both girls took a drastic change after they moved away from their grandparents home. Instead of having the storybook marriage that she had always dreamed of, Saras home turned into a chamber of horrors. Margaret felt that she was finally getting even with Sara when she began having an affair with her gorgeous husband.
The Clark Institute of Science and Research was built on government property in the state of Montana in order to study stem cell research and the cloning of animals for human consumption. Charles Franks was the CEO. Bryce Edwards and Casey Campbell were scientists. With funds coming in freely, the CEO decided to take his research further. He began cloning humans and then designed toxic and biological weapons. His intent was to create a superhuman militia force to conquer all nations and become ruler of the world. He built an elaborate underground city, where his clone soldiers could live and train. Needing more money to achieve his goal, the CEO secretly began accepting payoffs from leaders of foreign countries. One leader from Africa, by the name of Mocondo, expected to receive superhuman female clones to serve in her military. Bryce Edwards was secretly crossbreeding everything that walked or crawled on the earth, flew in the sky, or swam in the waters. All things were going to be different and new, and he intended to be lord of all. He had no idea that such crossbreeding might come back to haunt him one day. Casey Campbells area of experimentation was to mate with one of Charles Frankss female clones. From that experiment came the most beautiful and powerful being ever created by God or man. Her name was Shakedra.
The Clark Institute of Science and Research was built on government property in the state of Montana in order to study stem cell research and the cloning of animals for human consumption. Charles Franks was the CEO. Bryce Edwards and Casey Campbell were scientists. With funds coming in freely, the CEO decided to take his research further. He began cloning humans and then designed toxic and biological weapons. His intent was to create a superhuman militia force to conquer all nations and become ruler of the world. He built an elaborate underground city, where his clone soldiers could live and train. Needing more money to achieve his goal, the CEO secretly began accepting payoffs from leaders of foreign countries. One leader from Africa, by the name of Mocondo, expected to receive superhuman female clones to serve in her military. Bryce Edwards was secretly crossbreeding everything that walked or crawled on the earth, flew in the sky, or swam in the waters. All things were going to be different and new, and he intended to be lord of all. He had no idea that such crossbreeding might come back to haunt him one day. Casey Campbells area of experimentation was to mate with one of Charles Frankss female clones. From that experiment came the most beautiful and powerful being ever created by God or man. Her name was Shakedra.
Andersons Survive the Civil Wartakes the reader on a fascinating journey of one Irish family's relocation from New York to New Orleans right as the Civil War was about to erupt. The Anderson family survived not only the long wagon ride south, but also the tense years of conflict that saw Union soldiers take over the city of New Orleans in hostile fashion. The book, thankfully, does not stop there. You will go up and down the Mississippi River ona riverboat with Michael Anderson, "The World's Greatest Magician," as he performs nightlyin the trade his parents taught him. You will also follow the paths of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and all of their children as theyspread across the country and make a good living in the careers they choose, or have chosen for them. You will also see how love can persist overmany years andthousands of miles, against all odds.
Two cousins were raised by their grandparents. Margarets parents died from an accident, and Saras parents died from the flu epidemic. Sara was beautiful and always appeared happy and was kind to everyone. She had many friends and always had a good attitude about life. She inherited a large inheritance from her deceased parents and a marriage proposal from the most popular guy at school. However, Margaret was always overweight and had a very negative attitude and felt that she would never get married because no one ever asked her out on a date. She blamed Sara for all of her problems and bad luck. When she heard that Sara was engaged to the guy that she and half the girls at school had a crush on, she totally detested her cousin and refused to have anything to do with her. The lives of both girls took a drastic change after they moved away from their grandparents home. Instead of having the storybook marriage that she had always dreamed of, Saras home turned into a chamber of horrors. Margaret felt that she was finally getting even with Sara when she began having an affair with her gorgeous husband.
Edward and Donald Briceson are identical twins, but they could not be more different. Edward excelled in school and was very popular. Donald barely passed and had to live in Edward's shadow. Edward receives a scholarship to the same college that Charles Briceson, his father, also graduated from. He then becomes a very influential minister for one of the largest churches on the east coast. Donald becomes a career criminal, committing his first murder as a teenager. The twins lived their lives f
Edward and Donald Briceson are identical twins, but they could not be more different. Edward excelled in school and was very popular. Donald barely passed and had to live in Edward's shadow. Edward receives a scholarship to the same college that Charles Briceson, his father, also graduated from. He then becomes a very influential minister for one of the largest churches on the east coast. Donald becomes a career criminal, committing his first murder as a teenager. The twins lived their lives f
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