Both Sides Of The Fence 2

Ten years after their home was almost torn apart by infidelity, Mona and Shawn Black are just getting back to normal . . . or so it seems. Both Shawn and Mona are still keeping secrets from each other and their immediate family. Back to his old tricks, James Parks exits prison older but not wiser, and his bitter rage seeks revenge. He again manipulates the lives of the Black family with knowledge of secrets that they hold locked away. He uses any and everyone in his path to get his payback; that is, until he stumbles onto someone who offers him something he vowed to do away with forever: love. Will Mona and Shawn learn that it is best not to keep secrets and just let the chips fall where they may? Will James bury the hatchet to try his hand at love once again? Is there still hope for these wayward souls, or will they be swallowed up by their lies and secrets once again? Secrets, lies, deception, murder, lust, and revenge rule the pages of this sophisticated drama. Let's see what happens when the gates of their lives swing wide open once again.

Jerry(James) Parks exits the plane from California and enters the BWI airport in Maryland with a lot of pain in his heart and hurt on his mind. The moment he touched the ground he was a force to be reckon with. There is no one spared in his path. He settles into life in Baltimore with a name change, a new attitude and a new identity; he transforms into the person he proclaims that others made him out to be. He is alone in his new life but he doesn’t plan on staying that way. ‘Loot them and leave them’ is his new mantra and he stands by it firmly. He won’t be a victim of love any more. With plans to ruin lives embedded in his belly, his first steps into Baltimore, Md are rocky but fruitful. His first encounters with the low down and flashy gay men of Baltimore only fuel his rage. He learns more and more as days go by on how to manipulate each person he comes in contact with just to get what he thinks is due him. Join James Parks on his journey of revenge before he meets the Black Family.

The Mishnah is the foundational document of rabbinic law and, one could say, of rabbinic Judaism itself. It is overwhelmingly technical and focused on matters of practice, custom, and law. The Oxford Annotated Mishnah is the first annotated translation of this work, making the text accessible to all. With explanations of all technical terms and expressions, The Oxford Annotated Mishnah brings together an expert group of translators and annotators to assemble a version of the Mishnah that requires no specialist knowledge.

Emphasizing an appreciation for street lit as a way to promote reading and library use, Morris’s book helps library staff establish their “street cred” by giving them the information they need to provide knowledgeable guidance.

Epiphany Wright, Keisha Moore, and Shana Scott spent their teenage years as best friends in the hood of south side Jamaica, Queens. As adults, their friendship is put to the test when envy, built-up animosity, hidden betrayal, and the bad boys in their lives cause more havoc. Every day becomes a struggle to keep it tight. With all that's riding against them when drastic situations occur, will these girls be down for one another, or be just plain Sheisty?

Could the Gospel that we commonly proclaim in the US be labeled, “Made in America?” Have “Americanisms” and cultural insertions unknowingly slipped into our message? Can the “Cultural Fence” encountered when we attempt to minister cross-culturally serve as a filter to help purify our Gospel presentation and return it to the powerful, supra-cultural Gospel of which the Apostle Paul was not ashamed? The answer to these and many other questions make Playing Both Sides of the Fence required reading for all who care to proclaim the Good News to the World.