About Drawing Ever Closer: 365 Days of Transforming Truth by Jennifer Hayes Yates

Drawing Ever Closer is a daily devotional for women based on the books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs. In these 365 devotions you will discover the heart of worship, learn how to walk in wisdom, understand your purpose in life, explore love and passion, gain a godly perspective on pain. Start your day in the transforming truth to be gleaned in these poetic books, and let His truth establish in you a firm foundation of worship, wisdom, purpose, passion, and a godly response to pain.

“Send forth your light and your truth, let them guide me; let them bring me to your holy mountain, to the place where you dwell” (Psalm 43:3).

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Jennifer Hayes Yates is a wife, mama, writer, and speaker with an empty nest and a Southern accent. Having taught in Christian education for twenty-two years, she has a passion for communicating God’s truth and inspiring others to seek Him.

Jennifer is now a blogger, best-selling author, and passionate speaker. She serves in her church as a Sunday school teacher and music director and leads a small group of awesome ladies in Bible study at her home.

Lover of all things Jesus, books, and coffee, she can be found in quiet corners or busy spaces, sipping lattes, studying commentaries, and chatting up strangers.

Jennifer has now published three best sellers: Seek Him First: How to Hear from God, Walk in His Will, and Change Your World; Let’s Run: Running the Race with Faith and Perseverance; and Inside Out and Upside Down: How Intimacy with Jesus Changes Everything.

But she’s still just a small-town girl hoping to glorify God in all she writes and make a few disciples along the way.

About Earl of Sunderland by Aubrey Wynne

He’s inherited the title of rake. She hides behind her independence… Fate accepts the challenge.

Grace Beaumont has seen what love can do to a woman. Her mother sacrificed her life to produce the coveted son and heir. A devastated father and newborn brother force her to take on the role of Lady Boldon at the age of fifteen. But Grace finds solace in the freedom and power of her new status.

Christopher Roker made a name for himself in the military. The rigor and pragmatism of the army suits him. When a tragic accident heaves Kit into a role he never wanted or expected, his world collides with another type of duty. Returning to England and his newfound responsibilities, the Wicked Earls’ Club becomes a refuge from the glitter and malice of London society but cannot ease his emptiness.

Needing an escape from his late brother’s memory and reputation, Kit visits the family estate for the summer. Lady Grace, a beauty visiting from a neighboring estate, becomes a welcome distraction. When the chance to return to the military becomes a valid possibility, the earl finds himself wavering between his old life and the lure of an exceptional—and unwilling—woman.

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Bestselling and award-winning author Aubrey Wynne is an elementary teacher by trade, champion of children and animals by conscience, and author by night. She resides in the Midwest with her husband, dogs, horses, mule, and barn cats. Obsessions include wine, history, travel, trail riding, and all things Christmas. Her books have received the Golden Quill, Aspen Gold, Heart of Excellence, and the Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence.
Aubrey’s first love is medieval romance but after dipping her toe in the Regency period in 2018 with the Wicked Earls’ Club, she was smitten. This inspired her spin-off series Once Upon a Widow. In 2020, she will launch the Scottish Regency series A MacNaughton Castle Romance with Dragonblade Novels.

About Fifteen Years of Lies

Fifteen years after a rape, a suspected rapist believes he has found his son. The stranger stalks mother and son, causing lies and safety to unravel. How far will the mother go to protect the boy? Beautiful Whitefish, Montana serves as the setting, yet the story could occur anywhere people go to escape and in any family struggling to keep secrets.

Fifteen Years of Lies goes beyond the timely issue of sexual assault on campus to lay bare the aftermath of rape and its effects on the survivor, the child, loved ones, and even the rapist. Experience the raw emotions of past injustice and imminent threat when a suspected rapist believes he has found his victim and his son.

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Ann Minnett, a Developmental Psychologist, conducted research in child and family development for decades. She set aside her research career to live in NW Montana where she incorporates professional experience and curiosity about quirky family relationships into her novels.

Her four novels are available on Amazon: Burden of Breath, Serita’s Shelf Life, Fifteen Years of Lies, and recently released Traces.

About The Saved Series: The Complete Collection

THE SAVED SERIES is a hot military suspense with a love story set in a military setting. “This was a hard book to put down! A tough captain of a warship finds a pregnant young girl in a dinghy alone in the ocean!” – Audrey
“The story that unfolds after Abby is rescued is a story of love and how it can change even the toughest man.” From Crazy fast reader

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With flawed strong characters, characters you can relate to, New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author Lorhainne Eckhart writes the kind of books she wants to read. She is frequently a Top 100 bestselling author in multiple genres, and her second book ever published, The Forgotten Child, is no exception. With close to 900 reviews on Amazon, translated into German and French, this book was such a hit that the long running Friessen Family series was born. Now with over sixty titles and multiple series under her belt her big family romance series are loved by fans worldwide. A recipient of the 2013, 2015 and 2016 Readers’ Favorite Award for Suspense and Romance, Lorhainne lives on the sunny west-coast Gulf Island of Salt Spring Island, is the mother of three, her oldest has autism and she is an advocate for never giving up on your dreams.

About Six Days. Re-loving a Broken Heart by Tita Alissa Bach

Have you ever experienced a broken heart that really stopped you from living?

In this inspiring memoir about moving on after a shattering separation, Tita Alissa Bach invites the reader on an encouraging journey, sharing her personal quest for healing and uncovering the forgotten secret on how to feel love again.

Tita had grown up with her parents’ great love and dreamed of it for herself. When she finally found her soulmate, his different religion was something that drew them closer together; but she was left heartbroken when a missing family blessing forced them apart forever.

Broken-hearted, Tita retreated to a beautiful monastery in the Netherlands. There, she spent six days in noble silence, facing down the demons that she had tried to deny: screaming at the darkness, revisiting her parents’ steadfast love story and reflecting on her own life, working to find solace and healing.

Told with innocence and humour, this memoir documents Tita’s quietly miraculous journey to the revelation that enabled her bleeding heart to feel love again.

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Tita Alissa Bach was born in Jakarta, Indonesia, and lived in China and the Netherlands. She holds a doctorate degree in Behavioral and Social Sciences. She uses psychology and dark humor in her daily life to deal with normal to abnormal life challenges, including modifying her own mindset to achieve her goals such as healing her broken heart. She lives in Norway with her husband, their daughter and a hypothetical cat.

About Watch Me

It’s Hannah against the town!
Hannah knows what it feels like to be an outsider. Disturbed by how her town treats a homeless man named Ben, she’s determined to help.
When Ben is arrested for a string of robberies, Hannah sets out to prove his innocence. Now she’s up against a fishy politician, judgmental neighbours and her parents, who just don’t understand. With the help of her friend Chip, she uncovers a political scandal with Ben as the pawn, and her small town may never be the same.
Can Hannah prove Ben is innocent and bring her town back together?

Watch Me is a thought-provoking contemporary middle grade novel. If you like courageous girls, memorable characters, and small town mysteries, then you’ll love H.R. Hobbs’ inspiring book.

Buy Watch Me to fight for justice and kindness today!

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An educator for nearly thirty years, Heather Hobbs began teaching with the goal of sharing her love of books with her students. A mother to three grown sons and grandmother to three little darlings, she resides with her husband in the small prairie town where she was born and raised.

About Atomic City Terror: Curse of the Murderous Dummy

Welcome to Atomic City. A spooky and isolated mountain town, with more scares per square inch than anywhere else in the world. Discover a place where cutting edge science walks hand-in-hand with horror, and mind-blowing technology is indistinguishable from rip-roaring terror. UFO cults, wicked witches, wayward werewolves—vampires, zombies, and aliens—all have a home in Atomic City. And these are their stories.

In this very special inaugural installment, there’s an evil dummy on the loose, and he has murdering on his mind. What connects a brilliant physicist who accidentally blew up his wife in a science experiment, a family of four whose father is struggling with alcoholism, and a sentient dummy with an appetite for bloodshed?

Is it just a common love of ventriloquy, or is there something more sinister afoot?

In this terrifying tale, some dummies will live and other dummies will die. And behind it all, a struggle to control the minds of everyone on Earth.

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Behold, I am Michael Ray Laemmle. I hail from the hearty town of Atomic City, New Mexico.

Birthplace of the Atomic Bomb, and home to the elementary school where the Nuclear Age went to kindergarten. Also just up the road from the restaurant in Santa Fe that claims to have invented the breakfast burrito – but that can’t be, can it? A breakfast burrito is just eggs, potato, cheese, and chili. Was it really invented in New Mexico in like 1930, as the guy claims? That literally makes no sense to me.

Sounds like the guy was just taking credit for something that was around basically forever. I’m not knocking the guy. I like the restaurant he founded too. I often eat there to this day. And maybe he did think it up on his own and genuinely believed he had invented it. Just like Charles Darwin and the theory of evolution, which originally belonged to ancient Greek philosopher Anaximander of Miletus (way to steal theories from a dead guy, Chuck D).

Oh, and apparently Judy Blume used to live here too, back in the 1970s or something. She thought it was boring. Which, hey, fair enough. She even wrote a book that takes place in town, Tiger Eyes, which nobody ever talks about. Weird, right? You’d think that would be part of the town’s lore. Maybe it stunk. You almost never hear it mentioned in the same breath as Ain’t Ya There, Egads? It’s Me Margaret, and I’m Menstruating.