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Addie, Cassie, and Selene lay passed out in the old ruins after being engulfed by a strange purple smoke. Addie awakens and her curiosity proves dangerous when she inspects an ancient urn and finds herself pulled into a labyrinth of caverns and caves, fighting for her life. Cassie and Selene frantically search for their friend, before enlisting the help of Marek and mysterious and charismatic landlord, Ravi.

When her mother passed away, Abigail mourned. But two long years later, she was concerned that her father hadn’t yet stopped mourning their loss. While Abigail tried to move on with her life, her father retreated to his chair. He sat in that chair day in and day out, watching as the seasons and life passed him by. With bills mounting and the farm work piling up, they had hired Aaron as their farm hand.

As a midwife’s daughter, Ruth had seen it all, or at least most of it. When her mother is called to an emergency delivery in the dead of night, Ruth accompanies her. She takes care of the younger children and meets Moses King. After being away for three years, Moses King has returned from Ohio as a wiser farmer and a way more attractive man. Their connection is instant and for the first time, Ruth finds herself thinking of the future. Ruth’s joy is short-lived when she learns that Moses is courting Elizabeth Beiler.

The Hands That Held Me is Lisa Jo Symonds’ personal journey through childhood trauma - of abuse, child trafficking, addiction, overdose, and ultimately victory over all that meant to destroy her. She describes in shocking and honest details the various types of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse she encountered while growing up.

When Beth, Naomi’s sister, lost her husband unexpectedly, Naomi knew she couldn’t let her sister face the grief alone. With two little boys and a baby on the way, Naomi put her own life on hold to help Beth deal with the grief, the pregnancy, and the children. Naomi and Isaac had been courting for a few months, but ever since Beth’s husband passed away, Isaac couldn’t help but feel neglected. He knows Naomi needs to support her sister, but surely she can’t ignore him completely.

Emma Weaver was raised by her grandmother. For years, Margaret was known as the best baker in the community, and on her death bed, she shared her baking secrets with her only granddaughter Emma. Abe Raber had always admired Emma from afar. When he managed to land a job in her new bakery as a server, he was elated. It did not matter to him that Emma was now his boss; he only cared that he would finally be able to spend more time with her and that hopefully, in time, she would notice him.

A fated meeting at the airport sees Adamina, Cassiopeia, and Selene together on a private jet before it crash-lands in the mysterious town of Auberon. Forced to find accommodation until the plane can fly again, they’re left to walk through the night until Marek, a handsome stranger in a ute, comes to their aid. As Addie, Cassie, and Selene drive through the cobblestone streets of the picturesque town of Auberon, each feels drawn to it. Little do they know just how connected to Auberon they really are

Grace Williams isn’t looking for complications because, really, isn’t life complicated enough? She’s a single mom with four children. She has unresolved issues with her ex-husband. Her sister nags at her about going to church. Her kids are not perfect. And neither is Grace. She has hang-ups about organized religion, she is overwhelmed by suppressed guilt and grief, she is judgmental, and she can’t control her hair.

Virginia, 1776. British officer Christopher Morgann is sent to Virginia to fight on the side of the Redcoats. Diligently keeping to his duties and crushing the enemy American patriots every chance he gets, his military career is uprooted when he meets a beautiful woman, who also happens to be the daughter of a high ranking American officer. In her company and the hospitality of her friends, Christopher discovers what the rebellion is about and how important liberty and independence are to the colonials.

Affirmations help purify our thoughts and restructure the dynamic of our brains so that we truly begin to think nothing is impossible. The word affirmation comes from the Latin affirmare, originally meaning “to make steady, strengthen.” It puts you in the driver’s seat of your mind and empower you to speak in faith. Affirmations are proven methods of self-improvement because of their ability to rewire our brains.