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A sweet, clean historical romance. Mary Edwards has been waiting for someone to love her all her life. Her mother abused her emotionally, and her father neglected her. When she falls in love, she's sure it's forever, but her father puts an end to her dreams of marriage when he refuses to let her marry the man. As she pines for her lost love, Mary is unaware that her father has something else to tell her, something that will change her life forever. Long ago, he struck a deal with a man in Colorado, a deal that involved an arranged marriage between his daughter and the man's son. The time has come for him to fulfill his end of the bargain, and Mary is expected to travel across the country and marry a stranger. With little time to persuade her father to reconsider, Mary frets over her future, and before she can change his mind, her father dies. Mary's mother, who had little love for her husband and even less for her daughter, uses Mary's dilemma as a way of escaping her boring life in Pennsylvania. She takes Mary to the train station and barely says goodbye to the anxious young woman. Mary is now on her own, facing an uncertain future, and hoping that whomever meets her at the train station in Colorado, will be the one to bring love to her tender heart.

This second volume in the series on practical Christianity is one that addresses how to appeal to the Father on the side that leans toward Mercy. Using the Old Testament story of the great King Josiah, it is designed to lay the foundation for rediscovering the plan of God for His church today, that the world might see that He still lives and moves for His Own. The Bible documents, and the signs proclaim, that the judgment of God upon the earth is approaching. The hint of the smell of sulphur is in the air. "We can change things in our world, my friends; I know we can. Perhaps it is too late to slow the execution of the wrath of God, but we can be found trying. At best perhaps we may glean a couple of years from the brokenness of hearts toward God, or maybe only months, or weeks, or even days. Maybe within the next hours some, or one for that matter, will turn to the Lord because we tried. The final chapter has not yet been completed."

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Heartwarming and heart-stopping classroom adventures Welcome to the town of Karola, Kansas, where the air is clean, the sky vast and blue, and the people have a strong tradition of extending the Golden Rule to all. First year teacher Lydia Birn faces heartwarming and heart-stopping adventures at Karola School as Tommy disappears on the class field trip, Brian’s pet snake escapes in the classroom, and Brenna refuses to depart from her imaginary world long enough to learn to read. With husband Farmer John at her side, Lydia relies on her faith in God and the support of her colleagues and self-appointed mentors, Abby and Ruth.

Tender Grassfed Meat shows you how to prepare grassfed meat so it comes out tender and delicious every time. Beef, bison, and lamb are at their healthy best when they have been fed only the food they were designed to eat- grass. This is the meat that humankind has thrived on for thousands of years. Now, people are rediscovering the health benefits and wonderful taste of these traditional meats. Tender Grassfed Meat adapts traditional ways of cooking grassfed meat for modern kitchens. The results have to be tasted to be believed. Grassfed meat is leaner, denser, less watery, and far more flavorful than other meat. It must be cooked differently. All the recipes in this book have been specifically created and designed for grassfed meat, using only the best natural ingredients. The step-by-step recipes are detailed and easy to use.

"This Tender Strength" explores questions of spirituality and faith from a refreshingly unassuming viewpoint and avoids being either didactic or trite; and while his is an unapologetically Christian voice, it can be appreciated by those of any religion, as well as the agnostic and atheist alike.

A captivating and original novel that pulls you into the world of nightlife in Amsterdam, New York and Tel Aviv. A world of fascination, dizziness, and deception, brought to light from the point of view of the spectacle's leading figures. A sidelong view from the central position. The book provides a frank, true, and unique reading experience about a story of introspection, with climbs and crashes, with success and emptiness, and with a desperate search for understanding and love until self-destructiveness is itself destroyed. "Shai Amit is a refreshing new voice in the Hebrew literature. His novels glide between illusion, reality, imagination and experience" Tender (the Hebrew title) was published in Israel 2011 and became a best-seller. This is the first English translation of Hebrew author Shai Amit.