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Three women. One reunion. A town forever changed.Fans of Sherryl Woods' Sweet Magnolia Netflix series, Debbie Macomber's It's Better this Way, and Sharon Garlough Brown's Sensible Shoes series will relate to this "coming of age" tale about three former friends, now age 57, getting together again for their 40th high school reunion in Port Mariette, a tiny blue-collar town south of Pittsburgh, PA.The women rally one another through changes as well as challenges-including the mayor's plan to block construction of a new highway exit for the town. The trio must find a way to ensure the exit is built-otherwise, their businesses and the town itself will not survive.Meet the women ...Suzanne. Her disappointing experiences with men, coupled with a demanding job as a traveling corporate trainer, have kept her from remarrying. Now, though, she's convinced she's finally found the man she wants to settle down with. But when she loses her job, her life falls apart-until she learns events can happen for surprising reasons.Rachel. After her husband suffers a fatal heart attack, she's alone for the first time in her life, struggling to run the family business on her own. Her neighbor wants to rescue her, her son wants to move home to help her, and her old high school crush suggests a new career direction. She's got choices to make, and not just with her business.Marla. Adrift after selling her thriving chain of women's gyms, she's swimming in money but drowning in pain. Desperate to create a meaningful future, she comes clean about her shocking secrets, and searches for the family she never knew. The town's contractor helps her spiritually and her attorney helps her legally-leading her to choose one of them for even more.
Peter Kichline and Erin Miles are trying to make sense of life after losing their spouses. As Sheriff of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, he's on the trail of an elusive thief, finding that challenge much easier to deal with than running a household. A few Easton ladies are more than a little willing to help- which poses its own challenges. Erin doesn't have her work to turn to after being denied the promotion she counted on, nor has she been close to her family since leaving Easton after college. When she stumbles upon a TV show about ancestry, Erin's inspired to search for her own mysterious roots. Discovering Peter Kichline completely changes her life, even as she starts drawing closer to the family andthe town she only thought she knew. Written in the tradition of Jan Karon's beloved Mitford Series, Easton at the Forks is a heart-warming story about two people, two centuries apart, joined by loss, blood ties, and Easton, a winsome place that beckons everyone to "Come home."
Welcome to Weldon, Kentucky, where the only things the locals love more than fried pies are gossip and match-making.Librarian Emma Baker, a young and childless widow, believes her dream to build a family is over. It's been two years since a student accidentally stabbed Emma's husband to death, and her grief has stifled any interest in romance-until she meets Pastor Luke Davis. But when Emma learns Luke is counseling her husband's killer fresh out of jail, her temper gets in the way.Meanwhile, Emma discovers twelve-year-old Harley, abandoned by her drug-addict mother, hiding in the library, and takes the girl in as her foster mom. Then a young mother is made homeless by an apartment fire, and Emma opens her home again. One person and one prayer at a time, Emma begins to discover hope.
Helen Meeker is back and has less than thirty days to stop the execution of an innocent pastor who has unbelievably confessed to being a Nazi spy. While on a case that has dynamic implications to uncovering an espionage ring operating on American and British soil, Helen defuses a hostage crisis in a bank robbery gone wrong, unearths an explosive coffin, and is introduced to a dead English hero who seems very much alive. The fate of an innocent girl and the world's two most dynamic leaders depend upon Helen's connecting cases before Wilbur Shellmeyer faces a firing squad, and Churchill and Roosevelt meet for a secret conference in upstate New York.Set against the backdrop of the early days of World War II, A Date with Death combines action, adventure, mystery, and romance in a tale that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until they, like Helen Meeker, answer the question, "Do I save the leader of the free world or an innocent man scheduled to die to protect someone he loves?" Which life is more important? Though the answer to this question will be revealed at the end of A Date with Death, Helen's action and adventure will continue at a break-neck pace throughout the "In the President's Service Series," as she takes on new challenges and dangers.
Undercover cop, beautiful woman-both targeted for death. Jonah Abbott is devastated when his girlfriend dies from a drug overdose. Anger and bitterness motivate him as he prowls the streets as an undercover cop. His life takes a drastic turn when he arrests an attractive resident of a low-income neighborhood.To her parents' dismay, Katy Wilson chooses to live in the neighborhood where she serves as a private social worker. In her attempt to free young people of their drug habits, she has made a few enemies in the community-enemies who want her dead.Despite the circumstances under which they met, Katy can't deny the sizzling chemistry between them. She agrees to work with Jonah to uncover the plot against her, and he is determined to find the persons who want her out of their neighborhood. Will Katy let the bad guys win, or will she bravely stand against their threats and harassment? Can Jonah and Katy put aside their differences-political, economic, and moral issues-for a future together?
A Kingdom in Chaos. A Merciless Enemy. A Desperate Quest.Heat radiated from the gem against her palm, and like a burning ember, the opal stone glowed red.At seventeen, Princess Lyric rides a horse better and faster than do any of her father's prized knights. She knows how to dance at the palace balls, how to flirt with the guards, and how to cajole the king into giving her almost anything.But she's never learned that non-human, intelligent beings-some of them savage-live in her world. She doesn't know the gem in her necklace is far more than a family heirloom. And she doesn't realize the visiting prince who has come to court her wants much more than her hand in marriage.Overnight, her kingdom is torn from her and her only option is to run. Accompanied by a maidservant and a handsome lieutenant in her father's palace guard, she must learn to fight, to lead, and to trust those at her side-human or not. If she doesn't, she won't live long enough to reclaim her throne.
When Psychologist Rocky Devos lost his wife to cancer, he also lost his faith in the fairness of God. For over a year, he lived in the thin space between his love for God and his hatred for what he believed God did. Each night, he banged on heaven's gate demanding an explanation."Why Rachel, Lord? Why would you let her suffer like that? Why didn't you do something? Why didn't you give us a miracle?"The longer his prayers went unanswered the more frustrated he became. Eventually, he meets God's silence with a silence of his own. But then, a year and four months later, the answer arrives disguised as a homeless vagabond who claims to be the apostle Paul. Clearly, Rocky believes he was delusional. But in their court-appointed sessions, he finds a kindred spirit. As Paul unpacks the pain of losing his wife in childbirth the two men connect. Rocky believes he's there to help Paul. Paul believes the opposite.The book explores the thin space between faith and doubt. Rocky's questions are our questions. At some point we will all lose someone we love. When we do, we will find comfort in the company of those who have walked the path of suffering before us. Rocky invites us to join him on his journey of redemption. His conversations with Paul will not only change the way he thinks about God, they may do the same for you as well.
Transform your life!Your story is your life.Do you feel stuck in a disappointing story or a never-ending chapter? Perhaps you face the mystery of figuring out who you are or what you want. Maybe you are caught in the drama of processing pain and confronting challenges. Or, quite possibly, you have entered a horror story where your fears are holding you hostage. The good news is you can Turn the Page and rewrite your story. Take the lead to change your relationships, leadership techniques, family dynamics, and create a life of purpose. Why? Because YOUR story matters.Are you ready to read the fine print, define your role, claim your dreams, and Turn the Page?
Won the Children's Nonfiction Book of the Year Golden Scrolls Award!Kids have strong opinions about food. Some foods they love and others they don't. Instead of letting their tastebuds rule over your family's food choices, teach them early to love the right kinds of food. Healthy food can be fun!Every good thing we need to grow strong and healthy, God created for us to eat. A body needs different foods to grow and work well. Eat God's Food teaches kids what foods are healthy and unhealthy, preparing them for a lifetime of eating and living the way God intended.In Eat God's Food, you'll find healthy activities and cooking adventures to ensure kids not only learn but have fun too. You and your child will learn together through fun yet educational activities.As kids begin to grow, they need to learn to care for their body to become healthy adults. Help your child discover how to eat foods from each of God's food groups (vegetables, grains, fruits, nuts, seeds, and meat). Eating a variety of colorful food is healthier. Your child will learn how to become a healthy kid and grow into a healthy adult.
We're bombarded by messages from a world determined to inform, sell, and influence. From bumper stickers to billboards, someone's always trying to tell us something. Often, at first glance, these messages may briefly amuse. But a second look may reveal much more as we recognize biblical principles that enlighten, encourage, and empower us-in places we never expected to find them. We shouldn't be surprised to find God in unusual places. Paul tells us in Romans 1:19 "But the basic reality of God is plain enough. Open your eyes and there it is!" (MSG). From the bumper of the car in front of us to the fortune cookie after the Chow Mein, one-liners meant to entertain often hold a much deeper meaning when seen through the eyes of those who follow Christ. Bumper Sticker Be-Attitudes captures those deeper meanings, combines them with a hearty helping of fun and touches the heart with humor and truth. If you're a busy believer who needs a chuckle and a chunk of Jesus at the same time, pull quickly into the fast lane. Bumper Sticker Be-Attitudes is your ride to enriching moments with Jesus!
Melanie, depressed by the deaths of Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy, finds answers at the Asbury College Revival.
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