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Prayer Wall Writeable Scripture Art Book is a companion edition to the Peace Wall scripture art book, designed especially for you to write in your own prayers and verses as a special keepsake.

Featuring graphics and beautiful illustrations weaving a pictorial story about finding peace during dark seasons in life, this Peace Wall Scripture Art book encourages and inspires with each page highlighting scriptures about peace.

An uplifting book featuring scriptures about the Peace of God.'The Lord will bless His people with peace.'

My name is Lou, but I've been known by many names over the years. The junkie's daughter. The teen bride. The Internet knows me as Scarlet, but in real life, I'm just Lou. Scarlet is desired. She knows how to flirt, how to seduce, how to win. But Lou... well, I guess I'm still trying to figure that out. After a wake up call with a client that made me realize I was not leading my best life, I decided to make some changes. Stop living online. See the world beyond Fairbanks. Explore. Except my ex-client isn't taking 'no' for an answer, and there are three new guys in town for the winter who insist on coming to my rescue. And all of them are keeping secrets. Secrets that might explain what bright eyes they have. And what sharp teeth they have. And what big packages they have...This duet is made up of two books - Scarlet Disaster and Seeing Red. It is a medium burn reverse harem, loosely inspired by Little Red Riding Hood, for readers age 18+This duet mentions characters from the Three Bears Duet, but can be read as a standalone.

This book is a record of the artistic career of Nola Barron. It covers three different aspects of her life and works. After an initial interest in painting, she found that pottery was the craft she wished to follow. She enrolled at the Studio of Design, which was established by Yvonne Rust, an influential New Zealand potter, and learned the basics of throwing, glazing and firing stoneware pottery. After about two years of tuition, she established her own studio and built a kiln. Not satisfied with wheel-thrown domestic objects she experimented with hand-built forms of a more decorative nature, using clay to produce sculptural shapes. She also made ceramic tiles which were assembled and mounted on plywood to make decorative panels. Wishing to expand her knowledge, Nola enrolled as a part-time student at the University of Canterbury School of Fine Arts where she studied design and sculpture. She also extended her range of materials, producing sculptures in fibreglass, cast aluminium and cast bronze. Some of these objects were produced from clay moulds. During her career as a potter and sculptor, Nola Barron achieved success and acceptance of both her peers and the public. Her work also received the approbation of critics. She exhibited widely throughout New Zealand over a long period and sold work through a number of outlets. Her work is included in several public collections and she received commissions from both private clients and commercial collectors. She was recognised as an honorary member of both the Canterbury Potters' Association and the New Zealand Society of Potters. In 1977 Nola Barron was appointed director of the Canterbury Society of Arts (CSA) Gallery. This was an entirely different challenge and responsibility, which she found most rewarding. During her 10-year term (1977-1986) the gallery held an average of 90 exhibitions a year, attracting large gatherings of supporters. Around 25 per cent of these shows featured fine crafts in group or solo exhibitions. The gallery was also a leader in the promotion of non-object or performance art.

"What an amazing read! Powerful, Gritty and Real. I adored the inclusion of Sign Language and the slow deduction of the story unfolding. I look forward to reading your future works after a strong debut!" - Eric Porter "This book had me hooked and I can't wait to read the rest of the trilogy." - Taz Burgos "Worldbuilding was great and I thought the magic system was original and interesting, I especially loved the world's Māori elements. Can't wait for the next one!" - Elsa Tragedy has befallen the best and brightest at the Callan Imperial College of Striking. A young mage, a prodigy who once had a bright future ahead of them, flees terrified into the night. In an unyielding, foreign world, they are tested and tried time and time again as they battle with heartache and the loss of innocence, making new friends and new enemies on their steady descent into the shadows. Descent is a non-binary fantasy novel written entirely without the use of gendered pronouns, set in a magical world of towering mountains, frigid forests and shadowy chasms.

Sally Gelee is a commitment phobe looking for lasting love.She works in a rest home, it's a nice, safe environment; the men there aren't fast enough to catch her and they pose no threat. Being a commitment-phobe, that suits her, but she's also a hopeless romantic searching for forever love.Sally keeps a box of exs in the garage; a catalogue of her past dating disasters, to remind her of what she doesn't want in a relationship. She uses a thigh test find Mr Right, if his thigh doesn't feel right then he's not the one. It can't just be a nice thigh; it has to be the right thigh.Just when she thinks she has finally found her dream man - he plays hard to get. Meanwhile her stalker ex, Gone Don, won't stay gone and pops up at random, freaking her out. And, the new next- door neighbour is a right cretin.Will she manage to conquer her commitment phobia and find lasting love, or will she run?

Alex is the mastermind, but his father is the tyrant. Who will win?Alex is caught in a nightmare. His mother is dead, his sister troubled, and his father Kensington's angry fists are gaining strength. The killing of spiritual leader Joshua Davidson has left New Zealand in crisis. The Queen is ruling through the Governor General, but now Kensington's eyes are turning to Parliament. With Alex's brilliant mind, he can invade; with Alex's vulnerable heart, he can conquer.Kensington's rage is murderous. He thrusts a gun in Alex's hand, but Alex is torn. He remembers his mother. He remembers love.Another way beckons Alex, but at the highest cost. Will he betray his father? Will he overcome him, before someone else dies?The Price of Redemption is the second in The Zeal Trilogy, a spiritual psychological suspense for people of all walks of life. If you enjoy compelling characters, powerful drama, and stories with a New Zealand flair, then you'll love Michelle Warren's books of loyalty under fire.Buy The Price of Redemption to join in the fight for freedom today.

Creator made Adam and Eve to rule the Earth. They walked with God in Paradise, yet chose to wake evil. Death and suffering cursed their world. God no longer visited fallen creatures. Adam and Eve wrote words to Creator for centuries. God remained silent. The first Man and Woman saw their descendants build cities and develop civilization amidst dinosaurs and angels. When death claimed their bodies, their spirits journeyed to the realm of Heaven. Reunited with Creator, they witnessed the divine plan to save billions of mankind from eternal doom. Eden to Heaven is a story spanning four thousand years, written by ancient men and women on Earth and in Heaven.

Helen of Troy's story is well known. Hers was the "face that launched a thousand ships", started a ten-year war and brought about Troy's destruction. But Helen had a sister.In a world where women were submissive, she ruled.In a world where women were loyal, she was unfaithful.In a world where honour and blood feuds abound, she exacted the ultimate revenge.Born into the Royal House of Sparta, her courageous spirit, passionate love and lust for life make her a unique heroine. Her character and her choices have fascinated people for centuries. Her story is one of betrayal, murder, adultery and revenge, set in ancient Greece at the time of the Trojan war.She is Clytemnestra, High Queen of Mycenae.

When the city square on the planet of Zandrus is plunged into darkness, the terrified citizens discover it is the work of the Voodons, evil creatures from the valleys outside the city walls, intent on capturing Princess Kimnos and her brother Prince Darnos. Fearful of the Voodons' mystical power no one is prepared to venture outside the walls to rescue the royal siblings. Stellar and Astrid, two intergalactic female musicians, arrive shortly after. After learning of the kidnapping, Stellar offers to rescue the pair, convincing the Zandrusites she has the power and the means to succeed. She and Astrid follow the furry creatures, through the dark forest acutely aware of the strange growls and howls that surround them until their reach the Voodon's lair. With the help of STINC a strange and unknown computer, which replicates voices, Stellar and Astrid attempt to rescue the Prince and Princess. The advent of Zombos, the Voodon slaves, adds to their difficulties, and the discovery of a cruel and destructive machine operated by the wicked leaders, Stellar and Astrid find themselves in greater difficulty. Will they overcome the challenge of the Voodon power?