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Rachel Newsome is desperate to leave home, where she’s treated worse than a servant. If only she can have her own home, somewhere far away from her demanding, heartless mother. She finds her chance when she learns about becoming a Mail Order Bride. Eager for a new beginning, Rachel travels west to marry Carson Gordon. Carson Gordon has good reason to worry. When his new bride arrives, she’ll discover what he neglected to tell her.

Jenny Jansen has always served at Thompson Manor. As the head cook, life is steady, but she wants something more, and she dreams of moving out West to pursue her freedom. There is just one problem—Roy Olson. They grew up together at the manor, and he fell in love with her long ago. One morning at the market, Jenny stumbles across a new matrimonial agency. This gives Jenny the break she’s looking for—the chance to become a mail order bride. But can she truly muster the courage to leave Roy and all she’s ever known and risk everything for an unknown groom?

Della has been ridiculed all her life due to the birthmark on her cheek. Tired of burdening her parents and longing for love, she corresponds with widower, Zack, a Montana rancher with a young son who begs for a mother for Christmas. When Della arrives in Montana, her heart skips a beat when she sees Zack. But Zack struggles with betraying his late wife and plans to send Della back to New York. A heartbroken Della knows her disfigurement has turned off Zack, but a little boy who just wants a mother for Christmas has other plans.

Too often, we remain in a place of soul-searching as we seek the purpose of life. Not in our birth but also in the purpose of our creation. Throughout life, we encounter various experiences that will either stunt or propel our purpose in one way or another. Self-esteem plays a major component in our survival as a productive citizen of the kingdom.

Emily knows she needs to get away from her father. A loveless marriage is an escape, and she prays that she will find the love she has always longed for. Doctor Todd Mayne lost his wife in tragic circumstances and wants only a mother for his children. Love has no place in his heart. When he sees Emily, he decides that he does not want to marry her. Todd says he needs time, but a heartbroken Emily is desperate for a stable home. Will Todd open his heart to Emily? Or, will Emily be forced to go back to a father who has never loved her?

The American Revolution has no end in sight. Slavery has plagued the Southern colonies as long as anyone can remember. The British have opened a second front in the south. Southern society is fragmented as rebels strive to throw off British tyranny while loyalists fight to remain under English rule. Neighbor turns against neighbor. Families are torn apart.

Nellie Williams is tired of the mundane, everyday sort of life she leads in Middleburg, Virginia. She longs for adventure, excitement, and true love—but she stands little chance of finding any of it if she stays put at home. When her cousin tells her about matrimonial agencies, her imagination takes flight at once. She can just see it now—being matched with a handsome cowboy in the Wild West, raising children, fighting off outlaws. But as she starts her journey toward the future, the fulfillment of her dreams is far more than she bargained for.

In A 21st-Century Version of 1 and 2 Peter, Dundy Aipoalani analyzes these two epistles verse by verse. He compares his version to the World English Bible in an interlinear format and also adds commentary after each section, expounding on the passage in a relatable way. If you are looking for a fresh yet thorough perspective on the books of 1 and 2 Peter, A 21st-Century Version of 1 and 2 Peter will offer new insight that will help you in your walk with God.

Letter to Troy is an inspiring story about a young man's early call to serve Christ, tragic rebellion, and miraculous redemption. Strikingly funny, and frighteningly real, the narrative flows through cycles of loss and recovery. It exemplifies what it means to be rescued and become a follower of Christ.

Violence has entered Axiom. Death - once an impossibility - is now a frightening reality as the Lord Protector uses his full might and power to crush any resistance. But, there are still those willing to rise up and fight. Though backed up against the wall, imprisoned, or on the run - it is up to a brave few to take the Lord Protector down and restore peace to Axiom.

Maran never listened to her mother, and now, she wishes she had. Netrick Nooner, a ruthless man with a deadly background and an insatiable appetite for crime, turns on he lavished with gifts with police invaded his establishment and hauled him off to jail. When betrayal festers, he sends his henchman with one mission: to eliminate Maran and those affiliated with her.

The book begins in 1961. Darling Dare’s life has been interrupted. For two-and-a-half years, her daughter Esther has been missing, abducted from her own house in the middle of the night. Darling is devastated. A man named Sam Steele, a self-proclaimed serial killer, psychopath, and criminal genius takes responsibility for Esther’s abduction and claims she is dead. Darling must use her hand-to-hand combat skills to stay alive against an onslaught of evil as she continues relentlessly to pursue information about Sam Steele.

The Bible is full of planted treasures, for God disguises significant matters for kings to investigate. He hides grand gifts of sustaining wealth. The strength of Christ, so many treasures. We who explore them gain depth of character. Our morality becomes stronger than it could have ever been before. God has concealed many treasures, but one is significant, I have found. It is wrapped in the letters of Peter, the apostle who depended on God. It is God who hides great mysteries. It is for his faithful to explore for them and find.

An attempt to voice the outcry of a fetus that has been aborted in the words it might say if it had the chance.

A Discordant String in God’s Harp investigates Satan’s attempts to disrupt or harm God’s people and God’s church in modern day times. This is not an exhaustive study, but I do try to pinpoint how church members who lack money, power, and social influence can be cut off from church leadership by Flatters who have more influence in church operations and in church dealings with the community. Besides talking about the poor, I also discuss in much more detail the various influences and disruptions mental illness can have on Christians.

A Flaming Arrow in God's Bow is a mixture of narrative or prose poetry, autobiography, and thoughts on God. Jesus Christ plays a major role in this book, as is fitting since he's really stepped up to playing a major role in my day to day life. I wrote this book with boldness, trying to show one person's unique view on sin, forgiveness, hope, repentance, and reawakening of the spirit. I wanted the book to be unique, and I believe I accomplished that goal. Buy this book, and judge for yourself.

Restored is a raw, transparent, and practical look into ministry burnout through the eyes of the author. Restored examines the causes and stages of burnout and inspires hope for healing and restoration. Shepherds are bleeding, but they can be restored.

In a 21st-century version of the book of James, Dundy Aipoalani takes the book of James and examines it verse-by-verse. He alternates his version with the World English Bible, using an interlinear format, and also includes commentary after each section, expounding on each section in a conversational tone. This audiobook will give you new insight into the book of James, helping you appreciate what can be an intimidating book for some.. With practical language and easy-to-understand wording, even a child can benefit from this audiobook.

This book is a study concerning the truths about death and judgment taken from God’s word, the KJV Bible. We pray it will be a blessing to you and help you to come to a better understanding of what happens to everyone after death claims them.

Galatians tackles the tough subject of walking in faith by the power of the Holy Spirit versus striving according to the law. He reminds this church of how they began in Christ and encourages them to finish in him as well, not returning to the rules and legalism of the Pharisees. In A 21st-Century Version of Galatians, Dundy goes through a verse-by-verse analysis of the entire book. He does a side-by-side comparison of his version with the World English Bible so that the listener can dig deep to mine the rich meaning of the text.