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Prayer Wall: Writeable Scripture Art book is uplifting special book featuring scriptures about the peace of God, and space to write in your own prayers and scripture verses.

Sparks fly as a reclusive carpenter and a workaholic project manager fight their forbidden attraction in this steamy romance about finding that all-important work/life balance.VioletI never meant to lie to my parents about my job-I only wanted to make them proud. So when Dad asks me to return to New York to manage the renovation of a townhouse he owns, I can't say no, even though I'm in way over my head.But the real challenge comes in the form of Kyle, the gruff and ruggedly-handsome foreman, eighteen years my senior and my father's best friend. We clash on everything, except for the chemistry that sizzles between us-chemistry he stubbornly denies.KyleReturning to New York wasn't in my plans, until my oldest friend entrusted me with leading a restoration project and keeping an eye on his headstrong daughter.Keeping an eye on her is easy; resisting her not so much. She's beautiful, hard-working, and infuriating as hell. The more she challenges me, the more I want to throw her across my knee and teach her a lesson. No matter how much I fight it, Violet's determined we should be together. And she's right.She might be my best friend's daughter, but she was made for me.Here's what you can expect from She Was Made for Me: ♥ age gap, forbidden romance (father's best friend/best friend's daughter)♥ dominant, dirty-talking hero with a soft heart♥ strong, feisty heroine♥ praise kink♥ workplace setting (project manager and foreman)♥ gorgeous Brooklyn townhouse restoration♥ anxiety repPlease note: this book is a steamy, open-door romance, told in dual first person point of view. It contains cursing and on-page sex, including dirty talk and very light BDSM (spanking). Additionally, it contains an age gap of eighteen years, with an older man/younger woman dynamic (the heroine is 25, the hero 43). It is intended for readers 18 years and older.

The storyline follows the day-to-day life and adventures of a very busy and exciting legal practice in Queenstown led by Richard Locksley and his lawyer wife, Mary and two young and talented lawyers, Wiremu and Melinda. The law practice is known as Southern Lakes Law. The story and plots are high paced and laced with humour against a background of real-life legal situations on all pages. Guilty clients. Innocent clients. Low-life crime. White collar crime. Murders to speeding tickets. Family breakup scenarios. Civil cases and defamation. Nothing is too large or too small for Richard and his team. Of course, they are all innocent until the Court says otherwise!A wide range of characters permeate the plots and themes - cantankerous Judges, lying cops, snivelling clients, good cops, interesting Judges and a whole host of fascinating legal stories and principles.

There are three golden rules for new recruits at Fairyland Theme Park: 1. No breaking character, even if you're dying of heat exhaustion 2. Always give guests the most magical time>Nate's only been at work one day, and he's already broken all three. Fast-tracked into a Prince role, Nate's at odds with Dash, the handsome not-so-charming prince who is supposed to be training him. Nate doesn't know how he ended up on Dash's bad side, but the broody prince sure is hot when he gets mad.Dash has worked long and hard to play Prince Justice at Fairyland. Now, instead of focusing on his own performance, he is forced to train newbie Nate to be the perfect prince. Nate's annoying ease with the guests coupled with his charm and good looks could dethrone Dash from his number one spot ... so why does he secretly want to kiss him? Fairyland heats up as sparks fly between the two rival princes. Will they get their fairytale romance before they're kicked out of Fairyland for good? Find out in this standalone MM contemporary romance by Jaxon Knight, set in an amusement park where fairytales can come true. ---Rival Princes is a sweet Rivals to Lovers romance with queer characters, set in a fairy tale themed amusement park. Guaranteed HEA. Some cursing, no cheating.

In 2000, when I was just seven years old, my family immigrated from Iran to New Zealand. Fresh off the plane, we settled in Timaru, a port 'city' where everyone farms and wears gumboots under their rugby shorts. There, we stood out like a bunch of Middle Eastern immigrants in a town where everyone farms and wears gumboots under their rugby shorts. We arrived with zero knowledge of our new country nor the English language. Surviving Marmite chronicles our wild Kiwi journey; brimming with serious culture shock to hilarious misunderstandings and everything in between. It features my unconventional family: my overly optimistic taxi-driver father, my overly pessimistic eyebrow-threading mother, and my sister and I, frizzy-haired, confused and clearly incongruous third-culture kids.