L.M. Lacee is a talented fiction author who stands out from others in the genre for several reasons.One of the most significant reasons that L.M. Lacee stands apart from other fiction authors is the quality and depth of world-building in her work. Lacee's fantasy novels, such as Dragon's Gap, are set in detailed and immersive worlds that are rich in history, culture, and magic. The author takes great care in creating believable and coherent settings that feel like real places, rather than simply a backdrop for the story. This level of detail and realism makes the worlds Lacee creates feel alive and authentic, which in turn makes the story more engaging and immersive for readers.Another reaso...

Resurrection: The Deadly Mission by Chuck MorganIn "Resurrection: The Deadly Mission," FBI Special Agent Sarah Carter is faced with a chilling challenge when a long-lost Nazi submarine resurfaces in the year 2024. With a dangerous cargo onboard and a mission given by Hitler himself, the revived crew is determined to unleash an atomic bomb on New York City. As the clock ticks, Sarah must use all her skills and determination to stop them before it's too late. But with the stakes higher than ever, will she be able to put an end to this deadly threat? Written by bestselling author Chuck Morgan, this historical thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end. Don't miss out on ...

While a conflict of interest, be it in life or in fiction, can bring about self-introspection, strange though it may seem, a casual encounter could lead to self-discovery. So it happened with me in the wake of my rebuff to a dogged tempter, “money is not my weakness” and his “what is your weakness” repartee; for the record, either I had been a straight purchase officer or a strict loss assessor, occupations amenable to monetary mischief. However, the idea of this article is not to gloat over my uprightness but to present the genesis of my attitude to money and the vicissitudes of my life as a subject matter for possible research. But the caveat is that much of my growing up that...

”The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is now” ——Chinese proverb.

Every day, we find people who started something but couldn’t follow through on their project or vision because they lacked the motivation to continue. Often, such individuals had looked to external sources for motivation, and since they couldn’t find it there, they had to quit.

In this article, you will find practical wisdom to keep you motivated in the pursuit of your dreams.