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Therapist and self help author Ashley Davis Bush offers a path forward with these daily meditations: small doses of comfort and hope to help you get through your day when you are still heavy with grief. Each bite-sized reading offers reassurance that healing is possible, whether it's an ordinary day of living with loss or a special anniversary day.

The common people have become the currency, outlaws have shifted to mercenaries, and freedom is no more than a thought of the past. Fear, violence, slavery—throughout his adult life, Barloc has known no other way. A quarter of a century has passed since King Sclavus decreed slavery legal in the Kingdom of Kuldaire, certain it was the only way to keep the economy strong. When Barloc is sold to Lord Harbor, his new owner offers queer promises of freedom, promises only King Sclavus can honor after a thirty-day trial.

Fresh out of Florida University with a degree in construction management, Manny lands his dream job with Loredo Construction. He’s crushing hard on his thirty-something boss, Walter Loredo: a sexy, successful, and supposedly straight alpha male who commands attention on every job site.

Two cozy novellas explore murder, mystery, and mayhem at the local dog park in this unique collection from authors Neil S. Plakcy and Joanna Campbell Slan.

A civil service exam score of 94.7. A house in LeDroit Park. A president's written promise of justice. By 1915, all of it was gone. When Woodrow Wilson entered the White House in 1913, James Cornelius Saunders was living proof that merit could triumph over prejudice. A Treasury Department clerk who had earned his position through one of the highest exam scores in Washington, he owned his home, sent his son to Howard University, and believed in the American promise. Within two years, wooden screens surrounded his desk. His salary was cut in half. His house was seized.

Gavin has the face, body, and confidence to light up a camera, and Miami’s modeling world is more than happy to use him for exactly that. From underwear shoots to glossy ads, the money is good, the attention constant, and the expectations clear: look pretty, stay quiet, and don’t ask for more.

If you love Christmas whodunits, small-town sleuths, and canine partners who always sniff out the truth, this festive double-feature brings together two fan-favorite series: Steve & Rochester from the Golden Retriever Mysteries and Kiki & Gracie from the Kiki Lowenstein Mysteries.

She loves basketball—but the pressure is real. Games are faster now. Voices are louder. Mistakes feel heavier. Confidence comes and goes, emotions swing, and life off the court can be just as intense as what happens between the lines. This devotional was written for girls ages 13–15 who play basketball and are growing up at the same time.

If you're a woman who gives endlessly but receives little in return—who wakes up thinking about what he needs, adjusts your schedule around his availability, and softens your opinions to avoid conflict—this transformative guide will help you reclaim your identity without losing love. Stop Giving Him Everything reveals the hidden psychology behind over-giving and provides a research-backed roadmap to break free from emotional over-functioning.

Pregnant Daisey moves in with two shy nerds.

Warren Updegrove has always been good at following the rules. Football gave him structure, purpose, and a clear future. But when his college career ends without the pro contract he expected, Warren is left drifting, unsure who he is without the game that defined him. What he isn’t ready to examine is the quiet truth he’s been carrying for years. Thom Lodge is steady, observant, and far more honest with himself than Warren knows how to be. What begins as a math tutoring assignment turns into an easy friendship, then it deepens into something Warren can’t rationalize or control.

She’s juggling school, practice, group chats, and game-day nerves. She doesn’t need another lecture—she needs a quick, honest boost that speaks her language: soccer, faith, and real life. This devotional delivers. What makes it differentBuilt specifically for 13–15: Every story tackles teen-real moments—pressure, comparison, drama, minutes, social media, body image, injuries, refs—through the lens of soccer and Scripture. Fast but powerful: Two-to-five minutes a day. No fluff. Each entry moves from story to action to prayer so she actually applies it.

Declan Marston, a billionaire who always gets what he wants, fixates on Mandy Andrews, a radiant singer who rebuffs him. He orders Mandy’s kidnapping and signs a binding marriage contract to force her into his world, offering to save her dying mother in exchange. As Mandy fights for autonomy, a ruthless figure from Declan’s past disrupts everything, and a shocking revelation about his brother and uncle’s deaths finally forces them to confront whether love can grow from coercion and danger.

His neighbor is back. She has so much more to offer.

Teen years are real life with training wheels… except everything costs money and nobody hands you a map. One “small” spend turns into “where did my money go?” One impulse buy turns into regret. One buy-now-pay-later decision turns into payments you forgot existed. You get your first paycheck and it feels like freedom… until taxes, fees, and real-life costs show up and start eating it. Teen Sense Money is the teen-ready money manual school forgot to hand you, written for teen boys and girls who want more confidence with cash, better control, and habits that actually lead somewhere. No fluff.

One roommate is bolder now. Is the other ready to try some milk?

Baker is home alone, with his wife on a trip to Aruba. He's a bit of a hermit when he can be. He neighbors normally leave him alone. But the new one, a pregnant hottie, has no such intentions.

Larry Leavis is six-foot-six, awkward, brilliant, and used to being invisible in a room full of beautiful men on South Beach. A gifted programmer just starting his career in Miami’s buzzing tech scene, he’s more comfortable behind a keyboard than on a dance floor. Romance? That’s for other people. Larry fixes Wi-Fi, writes clean code, and keeps his crushes safely locked in his imagination. Until one night at a South Beach café-bar changes everything.

In "Ending Junk Fees," author Sage Ellison addresses the pervasive issue of hidden fees that undermine consumers' financial stability and community trust. The book highlights the importance of recognizing and eliminating these unnecessary charges, which can lead to overwhelming financial burdens for individuals and hinder community empowerment. Ellison outlines the challenges many face, such as unexpected fees and complex corporate structures that make it difficult to challenge these practices.

When the Cuisine Network brings its brand-new reality show, Dog’s Kitchen , to the peaceful Friar Lake Conference Center, Steve Levitan expects chaos—but not sabotage. Celebrity chefs, foodie influencers, and gourmet-loving dogs descend on the property, turning Steve’s summer into a whirlwind of barking, baking, and behind-the-scenes drama. His golden retriever, Rochester , just wants to stay close to the food.