This Christian romance novel is based on a true story of love lost, but then love found once again. With trials, tears, and triumph all rolled into one book and using the chapters from the book of Psalms, this Christian love-inspired story will be sure to show everybody that love does conquer all.

The main character in this book, Adrian, has found love, true love, only for it to be ripped away from him in one of the cruelest ways. Turning back to old habits, he finds himself in a world of hurt not knowing where to turn when love walks in and changes, and challenges his perspective on everything he'd ever thought.

Be encouraged as you read along as Adrian tells us what happened and how things changed when Love found him, again.

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Dogs Love Romance short stories explore remarkable bonds we share with our canine companions along with heartfelt human connections, finding the one, and falling in love.

What should have been just another writing assignment for Abby turns into more than she bargained for when she finds herself face-to-face with the last person who saw her fiancé alive. Abby is miserable while Sam seems to have it all: a great house, nice friends, and a huge, adorable companion; Valentine.

There is no way she can finish the assignment, having to tolerate ongoing reminders of her loss. Yet, if she doesn’t continue, will she be risking even more?

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When Madison Westin, the main character, inherits her aunt’s beachfront motel in the Florida Keys, or so she thinks. Tarpon Cove is not your typical sleepy beach town:

Seduction, drunks, ex-cons and fugitives are not the usual fare for someone looking to start a new chapter in their life. Wrestling control of the property from both the lawyer and the conniving motel manager will be no easy feat.

But Madison likes living on the edge so she feels right at home. Bullets fly, a dead body turns up, a kidnapping and blackmail. Madison really has to learn not to leave home without her Glock or it could get her killed.

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While John and Sofia’s spiritual escapes upon the rooftops help alleviate their suffocating existences living within the confines of an ever oppressive police state, a concerned neighbor commits his life to leading them onto the path of liberty.

But will John’s youthful curiosity and ignorance of the world at large subconsciously return them back to the only life they’ve ever known, or will a mysterious, guiding light illuminate the way to true freedom?

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The Ultimate Guide to Interpreting the Meaning of Your Dreams

Whether you are regular nightly dreamer or only an occasional dreamer, your dreams are a source of transformational information which can help in different areas of your life, if only you paid some attention to them. For this reason, it’s a worthwhile pursuit to analyze and obtain the correct interpretation of your dreams by understanding the different symbols associated with dreams, otherwise you might not enjoy the benefits that your dreams are able to provide to you.

A dream can be a good way of conveying your inner thoughts, feelings, desires, ideas, and other psychological components which you might otherwise be unaware of during the time when you are awake. In addition, dreams are a good source of spiritual guidance and premonitions. It is therefore important to pay attention to your dreams, remember your dreams, and know how to respond in order to benefit from their meaning.

This book will delve deep into the topic of dreams, seeking to uncover their mystery and will help you to be able to interpret your dreams for your own benefit.

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Dancing With Your Books

The Mindful Way To Study is an entertaining and practical guide for anyone looking to develop a better approach to their educational and career pursuits. Using mindfulness, or the practice of bringing full awareness to the present moment, the authors show readers how they can truly pay attention, and even learn to enjoy it.

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The poem begins in ‘an ancient garden in the midnight city,’ where a poet’s nocturnal recollection of the past begins an epic voyage exploring centuries of ideas and continents of profound imagery.

The Basement Trains, written when Payne was not yet 30, is among the best poetry from his “Early Period.” This brief but powerful text conjures up a wealth of poetic legacies: from Dante in the underworld, to T.S. Eliot’s ‘Mind of Europe’; from English Romantic tales, to Classical Greek and Roman myths and peasant folklore. But the real value is beyond the allusions, as here Payne’s talent is unique and pure and blossoming into greatness.

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Do you believe in karma? Materialistic, selfish estate agent Siena Robinson doesn’t – until she hits a disastrous run of bad luck that makes her wonder if she has brought it upon herself.

In Instant Karma, Siena moves to the quiet village of Fenville, where the locals are opposing a development that will see a beloved hall and library replaced by new flats and shops. What her neighbours don’t know is that she is one of the developers and stands to make millions from the deal.

But then Siena discovers that her high-school sweetheart, Aiden, is leading the protest and she finds herself acting as a double agent who is torn between her neighbours’ plight and making lots of money.

Will Siena betray her new friends and let greed ruin a second chance with Aiden? And will she ever find out who or what is behind her run of bad karma?

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On the 10th of August 2010, Richard’s life lost its purpose. His daughter, Katie, the only remnant of her beautiful mother, was snatched from him.

When Richard learns the police held a suspect for Katie’s murder – a suspect for a dozen murders – and let this killer walk free, he discovers a fury that might just swallow his grief. He will bring a monster to justice.

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Your Quick and Easy Method of Meditation!

If you wish to learn how to meditate, this book is your answer. It will only take five minutes of your time for a real change.

Having a daily meditation practice is the secret to living a healthy and restful life. Take advantage of this method and change your life by learning the art of meditation.

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…and other observations

Kelly Coleman Potter, once known in inner circles as Smelly Kelly, doesn’t see things like most of us do. This could be due to the nearsightedness that presented itself in third grade when she became known as four-eyed Smelly Kelly, but it’s not. According to her high school Journalism teacher, Potter has a unique perspective and outlook on life. She still doesn’t know if that was a compliment or an insult – or perhaps, just a nice way to say she’s weird.

In this collection of essays, Four Eyes Were Never Better Than Two…and other observations, Potter offers a candid look at the human condition with tales recounting the past and present. From her younger days of dreaming about being a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader so she could own pom-poms to sex education taught by a Joyce Dewitt look-alike, Potter confesses all – including the ironic account of throwing up on a dog named Ralph.

No stranger to embarrassment, she writes of cold sores that require an exorcism and the torture that was seventh grade gym class, capturing the angst, humiliation, and absurdity in those moments that often define us as individuals. Observations include: desperation can make a person do some pretty stupid things like answering a personal ad, hot wax is best left in the hands of a professional if you value your lips, and nothing is so surprising as the man who claims to hate dancing busting a move in a hospital recovery room.

Even if you’ve never had to admit in a public setting that you’re having your period, passed out at the eye doctor’s office, or had an illogical fear of a lawn mower, Potter’s self-deprecating wit and sometimes bizarre sense of humor will make you glad these things only happen on sit-coms… or to her.

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In America at present, 69% of everyone over the age of 20 is overweight to some degree. Worse than that, over half of this number are clinically obese. In fact, there are more clinically obese and overweight people in the United States, than there are people in Mexico and Canada.

This being the case, books and diet regimens regularly hit the headlines, which attempt to explain the reason behind America’s ever increasing girth. Ones which in recent years have bent over backwards to try and inform us that our weight is all wheat’s fault.

The problem however, isn’t America’s consumption of breads and cereals. Neither in fact, is America’s couch potato culture entirely to blame for the ever broadening of two hundred and fifteen million of our respective waist lines.

In fact, all blaming wheat for America’s health and diet woes does, is blinker us from what is really wrong with many of our diets and lifestyles. It’s Not The Freaking Wheat America! will therefore attempt to clarify why we have really got as big and unhealthy as we have recently, and what you can do to fix this.

That said I’m no nutritionist or dietary expert. I have however, been on something of a personal dietary adventure over the past six years, and in the first three of those years I learnt enough to loose the extra hundred pounds I’d been collecting since I left college.

Real weight loss however, isn’t possible in just one weekend, therefore please don’t purchase this book if you’re looking for a quick way to reel in your waistline. Rather, real sustainable weight loss only starts to happen, when we start to educate ourselves in regard to what is really in a lot of the food that we eat every day.

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On the fringes of a civil war arise a kaleidoscope of stories of abuse, power, betrayal, sex, love, and absolution, all united by the failings of a dying government. Set in the backdrop during the last years of South Africa’s apartheid, How the Water Falls is a psychological thriller that unfolds the truth and deception of the system’s victims, perpetrators, and unlikely heroes.

The two main characters, one white, Joanne– a reporter, the other black, Lena– a banned activist, have their lives continuously overlap through the people they know during a thirteen-year period and eventually become friends as a result of their interviews together. Joanne personifies the need to question and investigate apartheid’s corruption from a white person’s perspective. Although her intentions begin with idealism, no matter how naïve, as the years pass while the system is failing, she crosses the threshold of what it means to be caught up inside the belly of the beast, especially after crossing paths with the Borghost brothers. Lena, who is inspired by her predecessors, such as Steve Biko and Nelson Mandela, is among the minority of black women to peacefully battle for equality, even if her struggle is indicative of sacrificing her health and safety.

Hans Borghost is Johannesburg’s commissioner of police who, like all those before, had a military background before pursuing a law enforcement career. Violent, manipulative, and controlling, he incarnates the image of South Africa’s perpetrators. Jared Borghost is the younger brother of Hans and, like his brother, has a military background, but unlike Hans, he internally combats between his sense of duty and morality. His inconsistency indicates a conscience that leaves one to ponder whether Jared is either a perpetrator, victim, or both. As his surname suggests, Bor-GHOST represents the “ghosts” that haunt the family’s past. Many other characters play the roles of spies, freedom fighters, lovers, adversaries, and supporters.

This novel is as complex as apartheid was itself, unlacing fabrics of each character’s life to merge into a catalyst downfall. The question of who will survive this downfall will suffice in the courts of truth and reconciliation and whether love is strong enough to preserve peace.

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