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After nearly a decade as a sous-chef in a trendy eatery, Jenna is desperate for a change. She’s supported her ex-husband’s dreams for so long that she can’t even remember her own... until she sees a for-lease sign near her parents’ home and envisions her very own cooking store. Her crash course in business is aided by a streetwise store manager and Jenna’s adoptive mother.

By leaving Nashville, Harrison wanted to escape. What he found at home in Oklahoma was better than anything he’d ever had before. Harrison is happier with Greg and Jasper than he’s ever been. When Harrison can no longer avoid his ex and has to go back to Tennessee, he has Jasper and Greg by his side. But being back in Nashville also means facing Neil and Derek. The trio knew the trip would be challenging before they left Oklahoma, but will they manage to get through the trip unscathed?

When Dahlia had the chance for a lucrative six-month computer project in Alaska, she thought it was just another well-paid adventure to a place she'd always wanted to see. This job was great, she'd been all over the world, and this time the work would be done before the dark and cold of a long winter comes. She accepted without hesitation. But the contract was extended, to her dismay, and then something else unexpected happened—she fell in love. It was the whirlwind of legend, and her new husband, a state wildlife trooper, gets stationed to the Aleutian Islands. Now she must be going ...

Different Paths, Different Strengths Freedom from unnecessary suffering is the goal of both Buddhism and modern psychotherapy, yet each approaches this intention from a very different perspective. "Buddhist practice helps us awaken to a well-being that is independent of our circumstances,"...

Do you feel secretly embarrassed that you reached your thirties — or forties — without mastering the basics of adult life? You are not alone, and it is not your fault. Nobody Taught Me This is the comprehensive, no-judgment guide for adults in their late twenties through forties who feel like they missed the manual on adulthood. Whether it is filing taxes without the annual spike of dread, understanding what your health insurance actually covers, knowing when to call a plumber versus fix it yourself, managing debt without making it worse, or finally cooking real food on a weeknight — ...

This is a book about what we really are and what the world really is. What we are is Home. This is where what we really are always is. And it is about the lived experience of not being Home. Of feeling alone, hopeless, scared, low, out of control, shameful, lacking. Lost. And it is about how trying to find Home, from that place of lostness, makes the experience of lostness worse. HOME is written to show that what we are is everything already.

Brought to you by Penguin. Renting is a nightmare... Áine should be feeling happy with her life. She’s just moved in with Elliot. Their new flat is in an affluent neighbourhood, surrounded by bakeries, yoga studios and organic vegetable shops. They even have a garden. And yet, from the moment...

The future isn’t a lab coat or a press release — it’s the little plastic thing on your desk, the speaker in your hallway, and the phone in your pocket. This brisk, witty guide shows how everyday devices collect data, make decisions, and change how we live: from smart homes and voice assistants to self-driving cars, 3D printing, and AR. Readable examples, clear plumbing diagrams (sensors → data → networks → models → actions), and a few myth-busters keep the tech real and useful, not mystical. You’ll leave able to spot where power and risk hide in plain sight, run simple tests...

Do you feel like every plant you bring home slowly… and mysteriously… dies? You’re not alone. If you’ve ever overwatered, underwatered, moved your plant five times in one week, or googled “why is my plant dying” at midnight, this book was written for you. The Plant Killer’s Guide to Houseplants: Because You’ve Killed Enough Plants Already is a simple, honest, and refreshingly practical guide designed specifically for beginners who feel overwhelmed, confused, or convinced they just don’t have a “green thumb.” This is not a technical gardening book filled with ...

Read the Wall Street Journal bestselling book that has helped close to 100,000 women embrace who they are and become all they're created to be. With this heart-to-heart message, licensed counselor and certified life coach Holley Gerth invites you to embrace one very important truth--that you truly are already amazing. Like a trusted friend, Holley gently shows you how to forget the lies and expectations the world feeds you and instead believe that God loves you and has even bigger plans for your life than you've even imagined.

In this “urgent and necessary book” (Rebecca Traister, New York Times bestselling author), journalist Elissa Strauss explores the powerful role caring for others plays in our individual and communal lives, weaving together research and stories from parents and caregivers with a feminist bent...

In his book To Catch a Predator, Chris Hansen, the on-air correspondent for one of Dateline's most successful series, looks deeper into the world of child predators. The book expands beyond the Dateline series to include more commentary from psychological and criminal experts about the origins and methods of child predators, and includes substantive advice for both parents and children on how to protect kids who use the Internet.

Over the next 90 days, Ellen Wildman will share powerful truths from God’s Word that contradict the lies you’ve been told about your body. You’ll learn to be at home in your body and appreciate what it does for you and how it makes you unique. You can stop comparing yourself to others and seeing your body as an ongoing fix-it project, and instead see it as something handcrafted and beautifully complex—just the way you are.

FBI Special Agent—and psychic—Laura Frost has seen it all. Yet when she encounters a mysterious gramophone left at the crime scenes of a new serial killer, playing old, creepy music, she is stumped. What could possibly be the meaning?

Aria’s letter-writing campaign to the Doughboys was a kindness that turned into a journey of the heart. Corresponding with Donald, Joey, and the others became a part of her life. Until one unexpected soldier, Dakota Knox, changed her dreams of becoming a missionary. Instead, the young woman pleads for her new love’s safe return.

Running from her abusive grandfather—broken and afraid—17-year-old Valentia Brocato flees her homeland, hoping for a brighter future in America. Little does she realize that America is about to enter its own conflict—The Great War.

In 1917 every man, woman, and child was called to civic duty as the “war to end all wars” encompassed the globe. When the patriotic call comes, Adella begins her campaign of encouragement by corresponding with the frightened and lonely soldiers. On the cusp of adulthood, the young woman is tired of living a cosseted life and hopes to gain her parents' support when she wants to volunteer her services to the war effort. Her mother worries for her safety, but Adella is more concerned for her heart.

To say Maeva Stewart is not a patient young woman is an understatement. Full of ideas, she meets life head on—usually with her best friend and neighbor, Ruby Risler. Aside from Ruby’s good qualities as a friend, she also has a brother, Leo. After giving cookies to the men leaving the train station for Camp Douglas, Maeva begins writing letters to those she doesn’t know. Then, drawing upon an untapped well of courage, she writes to tell Leo how she feels about him. A telegram changes everything when Leo is injured in France, and Maeva wants to go to him.

Vivianna Risler enjoys interacting with the young women of her daughter’s acquaintance. But when the girls form the Ladies Victory League undertake a letter writing campaign to the Doughboys, she supervises the activities with a mother’s eye toward propriety and protection.

Chased from their life by scandal, Ilianna Winters and her mother desperately seek a new beginning. But tragedy continues to plague the Winters as they seek out a place to rebuild their lives. As the world totters on the brink of madness, Ilianna finds compassion among her companions in the Ladies Victory League. Still, social constraints and dark secrets hamper the young woman’s potential within high society—until she is blessed to find a kindred spirit amongst her correspondence.