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Temp Linnd can't cook to save her life, but when her young cousins damage a noble's prize rose bushes, she finds herself becoming the cook for the land's crankiest noble to pay for her family's debt. Enter the estate's overworked, but handsome steward, an attempt to frame an innocent man, and her havoc-causing cat, and Temp's convinced everything will go up in flames.

Maya Carter thought magic was harmless—until a glowing box appeared at school. It grants any wish… but always at a price. A perfect grade. A winning game. A saved friendship. Each wish costs more than she expects—her memories, her confidence, even the people she loves most. Now someone else has the box, and Maya must make the hardest choice of all: give up what she wants most… or lose everything. How far would you go when magic demands everything?

From USA Today Best Selling Author Kathleen Ball Carrick's life takes a drastic turn when he escapes from his exploitative employers after two harrowing years of captivity, only to return home to find his house deserted. As he descends from the mountain, his heart swells with joy upon reuniting with his son, yet it shatters upon learning of his wife's tragic passing during his absence. Meanwhile, Patience Ledger embarks on what she believes to be a visit to the McKeegan family, unaware of her father's secret agreement that she is to be wed to a McKeegan. To her horror, she discovers that ...

From USA Today Best-Selling Author Kathleen Ball Another Spectacular, Compelling, Page-Turning, Clean Historical Western How do you learn to trust when your heart's been broken? Nolan, scarred by betrayal in Texas, swears off love forever. Keely, abandoned and alone, finds herself at the mercy of strangers after her boarding house burns down. The McKeegan family offers her refuge on their ranch, where she crosses paths with the brooding Nolan. Determined never to rely on a man, Keely sets out to claim her own homestead. But fate has other plans. The perfect piece of land is split between ...

She came to Texas seeking safety. Instead, she walked into a marriage built on secrets—and a home ruled by fear. In the fragile aftermath of the Civil War, Georgie O’Rourke leaves war-torn Tennessee behind, answering a mail-order bride advertisement that promises stability and hope in Texas. But when she arrives in the small town of Spring Water, she learns a devastating truth—her intended husband never agreed to the arrangement. Captain Parker Eastman, a former Confederate officer, is still fighting battles of his own. Burdened by duty, a struggling ranch, and a controlling mother, ...

Despite the best efforts of Emma Bontrager's mother, Emma hasn't learned much of anything that will prepare her to be an Amish wife. Therefore, she's sent to Arthur, Illinois, to be taught by her paternal grandmother. Though she would rather be fishing, hiking, or playing baseball, Emma finally listens to her grandmother and even finds she enjoys working on a Tree of Life quilt. Having met a nice young man, she now feels more prepared for marriage.

Despite knowing her parents are getting desperate for their only child to marry and give them grandchildren, Salina Stoltzfus is weary of seeking the perfect match. Every time she thinks she has found "the one," he marries another. The best way to forget you are the last woman any man in Havenlee, Indiana, wants to hitch his buggy too is to find something passionate to focus on. When the area is overrun with donations after a tragic storm, Salina suggests opening a consignment shop. The deacon supports the idea and offers his visiting nephew to help set things up.

Desperate to leave Hooke Manor, Keely Boyle does what she feels she must in order to flee England for America, hoping to make a new life with the help of a man who befriended her years before. But when she arrives at Eden’s Gate, a large cattle ranch in the shadows of the Tetons, it is William Overstreet who offers her a fresh start.

Four friends join a Christian Disaster Relief (CDR) team in 2005 and travel to Kerala, Southern India. They plan to help rebuild an orphanage after the 2004 tsunami left a path of destruction and death. The leader of the American team, Joshua Taylor, carries grief and guilt from a previous trip to India. His determination to redeem himself on this trip generates harsh mannerisms that hinder his relationship with some of the team. Especially Cassie Foreman. She’s not impressed. And he’s not exactly thrilled to discover her phobias as the trip progresses. Why did she even come to India? ...

When DEA agent Chuck Tiles learns that someone is hunting Leeza Placek, the woman he loves, the case turns personal—and deadly. A violent attack and a staged crash reveal that Leeza’s past holds secrets someone is desperate to keep buried. As Chuck digs deeper, the investigation uncovers old loyalties, unresolved guilt, and a conspiracy that reaches closer to home than either of them expected. With Leeza’s life in danger and trust unraveling, Chuck must face the darkness head-on—armed with faith, truth, and a resolve that won’t back down. To Confront Shadows is a fast-paced ...

The night shaped you. But it does not own you. Originally published in 2022, It Can’t Always Be Night introduced readers to a voice forged in grief, faith, motherhood, marriage, trauma, and resilience. In this powerful Survivor’s Edition, Jacquiline Cox revisits that journey with renewed clarity and strength—releasing what once felt heavy and reclaiming what was always hers. This is not a rewrite of the past. It is the release of it. Within these pages, you will find: • Poetry written through the loss of a father • Raw reflections on healing after trauma • Love letters to ...

New York City, 1918. When schoolteacher Gwendolyn Armstrong learns of her sister’s worsening illness, she travels to Marion’s stately home to tutor her young niece and nephew, kept from school by the Spanish flu outbreak. Though the family lives in luxury, Gwen is wary of Marion’s sophisticated, often-absent husband, Russell, who once cast Gwen aside for her sister, leaving wounds that never fully healed.

Strong Doesn’t Mean Closed is Book Three in the Becoming Selah: In the Midst of Vows and Valleys series—a soul-deep exploration of faith, identity, and the quiet redefinition of love. Selah is a counselor trusted with people’s deepest wounds. She listens. She guides. She holds space while others heal. But walking beside Nicole and Damien as their marriage unravels exposes questions Selah can no longer ignore—about gender roles, buried expectations, and the future she once assumed God was preparing for her. She always said she wanted a spiritual leader. Someone strong. Solid. Certain...

Journey back to the horse-drawn carriage era with the Thompson family as they embark on a heartfelt adventure to build a new life on the untamed American prairie. In this wholesome 38-chapter saga, Papa Elias, Mama Clara, and their four children—spirited Amelia, steadfast Benjamin, curious Sophie, and little Oliver—face the challenges of homesteading with unwavering faith and unbreakable bonds.

The Threshold Moment The future did not collapse. It stabilized. In a world where artificial intelligence manages care, where universal basic income has ended material want, and where every crisis is met with calibrated “wellness,” humanity has entered a new kind of peace—quiet, efficient, and profoundly unsettling. But something is missing. Work has vanished. Purpose has eroded. And beneath the language of support and safety, a deeper question begins to surface: “What is a human being for?” As Counselor Class systems expand their reach into homes, clinics, and communities, they ...

Courage comes in various forms. This small book contains a couple of nonfictional stories and one fictional story about courage. Heroes walk among us. Not all of them are given medals and parades, and some never tell others about their courageous acts. Courage Remembered: A true story about a selfless nurse who saved the life of the author in the street after he suffered a severe motorcycle accident. With her courageous act, she saved not only his life – but those of his unborn children and grandchildren. Change Came to Madison County: A true story regarding the dramatic changes impacting...

What happens when “for better for worse” becomes harder than expected? For Better For Stay is a powerful, emotionally gripping Christian stage play that exposes the silent battles within marriage—where love is tested, vows are shaken, and choices carry eternal consequences. In a world where commitment is fading and temptation is everywhere, this story confronts the harsh realities of: Infidelity and broken trust Covetous desires that destroy contentment The quiet danger of dissatisfaction in marriage Through compelling characters and deeply relatable moments, this book reveals a ...

When she was nineteen-years-old, long before Meredith Clark came to Nashville and met Joel Etheridge, on her way to escape her hellish ordeal in New Orleans, she ended up stranded on the side of the highway in rural Caldwell Parish, Louisiana, and was taken in by Pastor Fred Blake, his wife, Miss Marcie, and their nine-year-old daughter, Carlyn. Meredith spent almost a year as a member of their family and made a lasting impression on little Carlyn, who is all grown up, now.

Selah's Price: A Novel Selah thought peace would follow obedience. She was wrong. After speaking truth in a room that preferred silence, Selah finds herself at the center of a quiet unraveling. Funding shifts. Partnerships pause. Conversations change tone. What once felt like purpose now feels like pressure tightening from every direction. The nonprofit she helped build begins to feel less like a mission and more like a battleground. As systems push back and expectations close in, Selah must decide what kind of leader she is willing to be. Loud enough to be heard, or steady enough to last. ...

Eu era apenas um adolescente perdido quando encontrei o poder transformador do evangelho durante o que ficou conhecido como O movimento de Jesus. Milhares de jovens como eu, que tinham procurado sentido em todos os lugares errados, foram arrastados por um despertar espiritual que ninguém previu. As igrejas encheram-se, os batismos transbordaram e uma nova vaga de crentes apaixonados espalhou-se pelo mundo.