Mizmowr 89 exposes the single most decisive declaration Yahowah ever made: if His promise is not fulfilled through Dowd the Beloved, then Yahowah Himself would be proven a liar. This episode establishes Dowd~not Jesus, not religion, not tradition~as the Messiah, Son of God, covenant enabler, and returning King exactly as Yahowah swore in Mizmowr 89:35.

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DISCOVERING HOME Coming Home Series - Book Three by Blake Allwood Release Blitz Release Date: April 20, 2023 Cover Design: Samrat Acharje Genre: M/M Romance Tropes: Small town romance, angsty, sweet romance, forbidden love, forced proximity, hurt/comfort, mutual pining, slow burn

Choosing his self-respect over his inheritance leaves him adrift. Can the sexy wine grower be his foundation, or will everything be lost?

Matt's late grandfather always supported him as an artist, but the inheritance and new vineyard he left for him came with a catch that throws everything into doubt. Life becomes even more complicated when he can’t stop thinking about Logan, the attractive wine grower his grandfather hired before he passed away.

Logan has always dreamed of making award-winning wines, so when a chance to take over and build a new winery falls into his lap, he grabs it. Unfortunately, his dreams seem to be dashed with the death of the winery owner. His life is upended, and his attraction to the late owner’s grandson just seems to make things worse.

As the two men navigate their way through family, social and legal challenges, will they be able to overcome all that’s stacked against them, or will everything they’re working for be lost?

He lets out a sigh, his breath fanning against my face. “I was lost, Leigh. I had just been told I could no longer have the only thing I was livin’ for anymore. I kept myself angry and drunk, not thinkin’ about anythin’ because I didn’t allow myself to get sober enough to think. Would I have come back without his death? Honestly? Not as soon as I did, but I would have come back. I made sure the life I had been livin’ was so full of trainin’ and ridin’ that I didn’t give myself time to think about anythin’ other than the competition. I wouldn’t let myself think about what I was missin’ out on. But once the ridin’ was gone, and once I crawled out of that bottle I had been swimmin’ in, well, darlin’, the only thing I had left was to look at the regrets I wished I could take back. So it might have taken me a little while, but I still would have realized that what was missin’ was you.”

He’s telling me everything I want to hear. Things I would have given into just like that, with no thought, years ago, but a decade of pain has the doubt still lingering.