Ellen Richardson Ordre des livres

The investigation into billionaire Richard Fairchild's suspicious death unfolds as his wife, Mariah, enlists small-town radio owners Delilah and Norma to uncover the truth behind the police's suicide ruling. Motivated by a generous offer that promises financial relief for their struggling station and a luxurious getaway, the unlikely trio delves into a web of intrigue. As they search for answers, they confront unexpected challenges and hidden secrets that could change everything.

Delilah Morgan and her co-worker Norma Davis's lives are turned upside down when their employer, an infamous radio show host and gossip columnist Cassandra Clark (CC), is involved in a near-fatal car accident. As a result of the accident, Delilah is forced to take over CC's show and becomes a target for a mysterious caller who repeatedly calls CC on the air to talk about her personal problems. Before Delilah can learn the truth about the caller, who apparently played a big role in CC's life, CC dies under mysterious circumstances. The police rule CC's death a suicide, but neither Delilah nor Norma believe it and are determined to find out what really happened to the talk show diva. The search for CC's killer plunges them into a world of secrets, lies, and unanswered questions. They realize the killer could be closer than they think and they could be the next targets.

The book explores the relevance and impact of poetry in contemporary society, challenging the notion that it is a forgotten art form. Through engaging discussions and thought-provoking insights, it highlights the emotional depth and cultural significance of poetry, encouraging readers to rediscover its beauty and power. The narrative invites a diverse audience to appreciate the art, showcasing how poetry can resonate with modern experiences and foster connection in an increasingly fragmented world.

"Poetry? Who reads poetry anymore?" Actually, poetry is more a part of our lives than we at first might think. The lyrics of songs we love that speak to us in a big way are composed of poetry. The Psalms-from which we can glean so much spiritual support-and the well-known hymns we sing are all poetry. Ellen invites you on a journey. Together, you can explore the glorious highs and the bewildering lows that life can bring in these powerfully rich poems that express freedom, joy, and hope in Jesus as well as deep grief, loneliness, and other more difficult topics.

This collection of stories serves as a catalyst for meaningful conversations about death and dying, providing a safe space for exploration of these often-taboo topics. Through diverse narratives, it encourages readers to reflect on their own beliefs and experiences, fostering understanding and acceptance. The book aims to demystify the process of dying, inviting readers to engage with their emotions and thoughts in a supportive environment.