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Hard to Find God in D.C. is a compilation of poetry, chronicling the momentous journey through the murky waters of the Nation's Capital. I arrived from Texas in 2016 as a trailblazer, departing from all that I have ever known; it was quite the shock. I have always written poetry as a cathartic outlet, to express what I dare not share in word or in deed. Upon arrival, there were a multitude of differences I witnessed on first account that began realigning my beliefs and outlook not only on life, but on God. In the South, the church has always been known to ...

I n this entirely different background story for of novel, author Richard J. Johnson weaves a terrifying mystery involving a 1880s mansion hiding a painful and unsettled past. W h en  R i c k   B r aden and his  w i f e   E l a i n e   b u y an old,  V i c t o r i a n   mansion, they have no idea that they were buying more than just an old house. Once having been owned by an eccentric mortician who mysteriously disappeared eight years earlier, the house hid a number of ...