"Thomas knocks it out of the park again" --Publishers Weekly (starred review) New York Times bestselling author Jodi Thomas returns to the town of Harmony, Texas, where life has a way of making better plans than anyone ever imagined… Sisters Abby and Dusti Delaney have spent their entire lives on Rainbow Lane, but they dream of something bigger. So when a poker tournament comes to town, Dusti is determined to win enough money to leave. Enlisting expert Kieron O’Brian to teach her the game, sparks begin to fly as they play their hands. But Kieron refuses to stand in the way of her dream, even if it means losing her forever... After a year of traveling, Ronny Logan is settling into a home on Rainbow Lane, but that’s all the settling she’ll be doing. Ronny refuses to fall for anyone, regardless of the chemistry she has with her neighbor Austin Hawk. Yet something undeniable begins to grow between the two loners—if only they can let their barriers fall and open their hearts...

BOOK SUBJECT The countdown for the universe has begun. Prophecies have to come true one by one. Destiny was written for everyone from the very beginning. Abel, the middle child of a strange family with a strange name, goes to the place where he was invited for the woman he loves, and goes to the place with a mysterious accessory he bought from a mysterious man as a gift for the woman he loves. Thanks to this accessory, he learns about the many lies in his life, as well as a 20-year-old secret between his mother and the father of the girl he loves. This secret will bring with it a lot of responsibilities. ABOUT THE BOOK The main character, who is the middle child of a strange family with a strange name and drags the reader from one emotion to another, makes the reader laugh and at the same time make the reader emotional and think with his adventures. Although it may seem boring at first due to the introduction, family and event introduction, the reason is the secrets that the events themselves contain. However, as you approach the end, all the questions in your mind give way to a big surprise. ABOUT THE SERIES Angels in the Rainbow is the 1st book of the 1st period of the long-running End of the Universe series, which gives the feeling of watching a movie. The subject comes together with different books. While the characters of each book live their own story, information about the characters or plot of other books is leaked. At the end of each book, there is "After Credit" information for the continuation of the character's own story or for another upcoming book related to his own story. Nothing in the books that you think is "unanswered" is actually unanswered. They were left unfinished for informational purposes for the next books and they will definitely find or find answers in another book. I would like to thank everyone who reads it. I wish you a pleasant reading. dokuzdiyabiri NOTE: Please do not forget to comment..! NOTE: The name and subject of the book have nothing to do with LGBT.

For more than 150 years, waves of poor immigrants flow into Passaic, a small city in New Jersey seeking jobs and a new life. The common dream of these hard working people is for their children to become educated and then successful in America. Climbing The Rainbow. And that's exactly what happens. Each generation is educated in the city's school system, then moved on to successful careers throughout our nation. This mobility allows a new flood of even poorer immigrants to take their place. The success process is again renewed. This book contains twenty-eight stories, each written by a person who grew up or worked in the unique City of Passaic at different times during the last ninety years. These authors are representative of the many ethnic, racial and religious groups that live peacefully side-by-side in this unique melting-pot city. Quoting from one of the book chapter authors, Jose Rodriguez who describes his reaction as a seven-year old on his first day in Passaic. ...As I walked into the parking lot on Market Street, I entered a strange new world, exciting and alive with activity, life and color...black, white, brown, yellow and yes, even red. This was not the pigment on the walls of this parking lot but the skin tones of the youth in this piece of the world. That day in 1978 in the wonderful City of Passaic I saw the rainbow that would make up the road of my youth...it was the truest of melting pots.

Australia, 1992. The lives of long-time friends, Delia and Liz, are shattered by the tragic deaths of their partners on New Year's Eve. As Delia faces widowhood, Liz struggles with the isolation of being a lesbian in conservative Brisbane. With grief weighing on them heavily, both women must navigate personal loss and the negative intrusion of family. Clinging to one another, their friendship becomes a lifeline, as the two find themselves pushed to the brink. But will their bond be strong enough to survive the secrets, financial ruin and emotional storms of a year like no other? Sue Parritt's THE YEAR OF LIVING RAINBOW is a poignant drama about friendship, love and resilience in the face of an unforgiving world.

Inspired by the music of Gordon Giltrap, Mrs Ockleton's Rainbow Kite and other Tales is an illustrated collection of ten charming short stories by Garry Burnett. Drawing from Garry's memories of growing up in East Hull, these stories deal with a wide variety of themes, including death and bereavement, bullying, friendship, family relationships and growing up. These short insights into an urban working class community and the fantasies and cruelties of childhood will make you think and laugh out loud.

For 2000 years the Creator’s language lay dormant; for all intents and purposes – a Dead Language, a by-word associated with the forlorn plight of a People without an identity. Miraculously, following the pattern of the death, burial and resurrection of the Messiah, this “Living Word” rises, made to live again, on the 3rd day, our day, to become the standard to which the People of the Book must return in order to seek out and identify their Deliverer! The eternal stage has been set as the conflict of the ages rises to a crescendo, culminating in the greatest assault against The Sovereign King and those in Covenant with Him, that the world has ever seen. It is by no means an accident that an awakening is occurring. The return to the Ancient Paths and an even more Ancient Tongue leading a People to their destiny – a confrontation with the Anti-Messiah! The Apocalyptic weapons of this supernatural being, coupled with the intentional, mistranslated, prophetic declarations of a broken, annihilated, People, are about to be revisited as history records the restoration of this Ancient Pure language, its latent power in the hands of a Faithful Remnant, tipping the balance of Power! You are about to be introduced to the single, most powerful force in Creation – The Rainbow Language! ARISE O’ YAH AND LET YOUR ENEMIES BE SCATTERED! Psalms 68:1

“Rainbow Orphan” is a long-awaited chapbook collection by Victoria McCullough who writes from Writing.com. The book lends toward a self-political world in autobiographical form. It has come from the heart, with her, she writes from “ear” with experiences. “Victoria is a thoughtful writer exploring terrains presumed familiar”. says Emmett Frisbee (musician, actor, film-maker). “Victoria writes from the heart and her poems have lovely reflections about life. Her poems will make you smile and you will want to read them over and over.” says Denise Sinn (author of two novels from America Star Books).

"A marvelous recounting of the 1901 World’s Fair. Every chapter sparkles…The Buffalo-Niagara Falls extravaganza comes alive in these pages. Highly recommended!" —Douglas Brinkley, author of American Moonshot The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, dazzled with its new rainbow-colored electric lights. It showcased an array of wonders, like daredevils attempting to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel, or the "Animal King" putting the smallest woman in the world and also terrifying animals on display. But the thrill-seeking spectators little suspected that an assassin walked the fairgrounds, waiting for President William McKinley to arrive. In Margaret Creighton’s hands, the result is "a persuasive case that the fair was a microcosm of some momentous facets of the United States, good and bad, at the onset of the American Century" (Howard Schneider, Wall Street Journal).