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Do you know someone who makes you feel weak but in a bad way? Are you avoiding some people because they'll ruin your day if you come across them? Is your life falling apart ever since you began a relationship with someone "unique"? Chances are you have crossed paths with real life vampirism. We know that vampires, aka undead bloodsuckers, are the stuff of fiction, but there are genuine depleters of vitality of whom you should beware. These dangerous creatures are none other than the emotional vampires.

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to naturally hit it off with others? Are you impressed with how they’re able to transform that positive first impression into a relationship that helps them achieve their goals in life or business? Would you like to deepen your relationships with the people who are important to you in your life? If so, Hit It Off: 21 Rules for Mastering the Art and Science of Relationships in Life and Business will be a refreshing and rewarding resource for you.

Country music superstar Clayton Meyers returns home to Nashville from his successful national concert tour, but is filled with disillusion, helplessness, and a true need for connection. His wife Kate, entrepreneur extraordinaire, hoped for something different upon his return.

All Inn Thyme is a complete standalone that can be listened to without having heard any of the other books, but if you prefer to listen in order, start with Falling Inn Love, as the characters and families are connected.

Country music superstar Clayton Meyers and entrepreneur Kate Meyers may seem like they have everything they ever wanted: fame, riches, and the lifestyle to match. From the outside, they do. Their life in Nashville looks like paradise. But in reality, their relationship has gone cold. Like ships passing in the night, they now live like strangers, questioning whether the other cares anymore.

Life throws up its challenges. Endless, unforeseeable obstacles that seem intent on our undoing. I was constantly told to "get my ducks in a row." Well, my ducks are my ducks; they go where they go. This book is a key to happiness and mental wellness at any age. A "don't Sweat the small stuff" for new generations with new challenges. A Chicken Soup for the Soul--but with ducks--told over a lifetime.