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Behind every conflict, silence, or misunderstanding in marriage lies a story waiting to be understood. Why Does My Spouse Do That? is a compassionate and deeply practical guide for couples seeking to rediscover connection, understanding, and peace in their relationship.

Have you ever been through trauma? When you think about your childhood, do instances of betrayal, hardships, and abuse come to mind? If you answer yes to any of these questions, Triple Hood is the audiobook for you. Eunice Oderinde outlines a raw, captivating, and relatable story of Bayonle in her audiobook, Triple Hood. Follow Bayonle on her unique path filled with hardships, abuse, life-changing relationships, and ultimately healing. This audiobook also includes other stories of individuals that not only capture listeners' hearts but also inspire them.

When a Demon changes the "chance" meeting of a couple who have been married for more than 30 years, he doesn't just change their lives, but the lives of everyone around them. Their Angel starts chasing them through history, trying to bring them together and save their love and the the goodness their love creates in the rest of the world.

Just when Claire can almost taste the top rungs of the corporate ladder, she meets Eli, a new barista at her favorite shop. The two having nothing in common, but Claire can't help thinking about him, even when she doesn't need coffee. Their relationship grows, and, much to Claire's astonishment, she starts to fall for this handsome, charming coffee slinger.

Virgins Ho is a heartfelt, humorous, and reflective novel about four longtime friends—Krista, Deb, Mickey, and Lori—who reunite to take a long-delayed road trip down Route 66. Initially planned during their college years, the trip represents a last hurrah before major life transitions, especially for Krista, who is about to get married.

Join ten giggling bridesmaids as they get ready for the most exciting wedding in the village! They have a very important job: to light the way for the bridegroom with their beautiful brass lamps. Five of the bridesmaids are wise, remembering to bring extra oil for the long night ahead. But the other five are a bit silly, more interested in chasing butterflies and telling stories than in being prepared. As darkness falls and the waiting game begins, the lamplight flickers. When the midnight call finally comes—"The Bridegroom is here!