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Each year, one of the city council members takes a turn coordinating the Mooreville Annual Founder’s Day Parade. It’s a small-town event featuring the high school band, floats with all the town dignitaries and pageant winners, organizations’ floats, and a puppy parade. Although one of her ancestors founded the town, Emily has never participated in the parade. A local businessman encourages her to join in the fun after she adopts Hank, a Great Dane puppy. But first, Hank needs some training. Brice Johnson likes animals, but he doesn’t have time for a pet since he’s so busy with his...

Julia Hollister's father is having a difficult time making ends meet, and the only option he sees is to marry off his daughters. Stone Michaels has become a successful rancher. He has everything he wants, except for one thing: a family. After he realizes there is very little chance of finding a single woman where he is in the mountains of Colorado, he responds to Mr. Hollister's letter about Julia. Stone offers no promises but states that he will cover her travel expenses, and she can stay with the pastor and his wife until he is ready to marry her.

News anchor Carrie Marshall and hardware store owner Jonathan Hanks are going about their daily lives, when Jonathan’s 7-year-old son Evan decides it’s time to play matchmaker after seeing her on TV. It’s not easy, but he’s pretty crafty at coming up with a plan. Jonathan sees through it right away, but it takes Carrie a little longer to realize what’s happening. After both of the adults know what’s going on, is there any chance of them falling for his plan … and falling in love?

Bicycle shop owner Amanda Burns rarely has time to enjoy the beach town where she lives because of her emotionally draining personal life and long hours at work. However, when one of her regular customers, a tourist who returns every year to rent a bicycle built for two shows up, she feels that familiar tug at her heart. Her overwhelming sense of responsibility causes her to resist the urge to fling herself at him as long as she can. And then she discovers a treasure as it's presented by his aging parents and a mischievous little boy.

What happens when a beautiful, smart, driven southern belle meets a handsome, equally driven man who suffers from PTSD? Charlene Pickford finds herself in a pickle after landing the job of her dreams in New York City. Her boss, Alan, might be attractive, but when it becomes obvious that he's hiding some deep, obviously very dark secret, she feels an overwhelming urge to flee to keep from falling in love with a guy who is so obviously wrong for her. Or is it too late?

Widowed Carol Scheirer never thought she'd find love again, but her late husband's closest friend, Alex Knight, manages to tug at her heart in a way she never thought possible. As much as she wants to experience romantic love again, she has to face her children who don't approve. Is it possible for Carol and Alex to overcome family obstacles and enjoy their own happily-ever-after?

Raised in the early sixties during the midst of the civil rights movement, a young girl—though African American—was brought up in a mixed family. Her mother was African American, and her mother’s husband was white. At an already trying time, this family took on the challenge of breaking the race barriers and became a blended family. It was a life of fun—camping, swimming, summer vacationing on the ocean—having two definitely different families. Her mom was a Washingtonian and a Christian, her stepdad was raised as a Mormon.

Mentors are over-utilized, undertrained, and often under deliver. From an employer's perspective, assigning a mentor is often a band aid to a larger problem. From an employee's perspective, a lack of formal mentorship is seen as a serious, career-inhibiting problem, the equivalent of sailing a boat without a rudder. In The Mentor Myth, Debby Carreau represents this dichotomy, explaining that while a mentor's counsel can be invaluable, it is not the silver bullet human resources professionals claim.

In this post-Civil War historical Christian romance, widow Lenora has run out of money, so she turns to her father for help. He struggles to make ends meet, but he can't turn his back on his daughter. After Jesse Grant loses his wife and two children in a fire, he has tried to make his way through life for the past couple of years. But it's hard to pastor such a large church without the support of a wife. The members of his church urge him to find a woman to marry, so he responds to the letter from John Hollister.

After widower John Hollister's daughters become mail order brides, he moves out to Colorado to be near them. Loneliness overwhelms him, prompting him to send off for his own mail order bride. His youngest daughter's disapproval stalls his wedding, sending everyone into a family dispute. Can John and his intended, Viola, ever find a way to be together?

Sarah Hollister, the youngest of four sisters, moves to Colorado to become a mail order bride when her father can no longer support her. Her intended, Marvin Olson, has no intention of sending off for a mail order bride, but his brother Oliver has other ideas. Sparks do not fly at first, but after a series of disasters, everything changes. Is it possible for these two seemingly mismatched people to find love?

A story about love, loss and starting again. Widower Henry Drummond is marking time, drifting towards retirement, until he accidentally saves a life. His daughter, Maddie, is at a wedding with the love of her life. But he is the groom, and she is not the bride. They both decide they need to change their lives, preferably with soulmates by their sides. But, as Henry's mother tells him, 'Love is a complicated business, and it is not for the easily discouraged'.

Mary Hollister never thought she would marry, but after she loses her job as governess for a wealthy family, she winds up being a mail order bride for Lester Packard, a man who moved to Colorado during the Gold Rush. The problem is, Mary isn't drawn to the angry, crusty man she'd married. Is it possible for Lester's heart to soften and Mary to warm up to the rancher who doesn't know how to treat a wife?

Professor Stephanie Patton is a tenured professor at the small, private LaLonde College on the West Coast of Florida. Armand Faust, Crown Prince of the small country of Charlamada near France, is a visiting professor for two semesters. The instant Armand spots Stephanie walking across campus, he’s compelled to get to know her. His friend Edward, the president of the college, advises him to look elsewhere because Stephanie keeps everyone at arm’s length. Armand has never let anything or anyone intimidate him, and he’s not about to change. Armand and Stephanie both have secrets that ...

Widowed Brandon Woodall’s daughter Olivia wants a mommy and a kitten, in that order, more than anything. Kindergarten teacher Melissa Hewitt is lonely but has given up on falling in love, so she goes to the shelter to adopt a couple of kittens. Melissa and Olivia bond over the kittens, while Brandon falls madly in love with the schoolteacher. By the time she tries to back away, it’s too late. Can Melissa resist her feelings for the man who has invaded her mind and her heart? Can Brandon resist the stunning teacher who has a big heart and a couple of kittens his daughter has fallen in ...

Bookstore owner Holly Sanders could never imagine herself with the small town "golden boy" Brian Hathaway, a widower and father of a preteen daughter with spina bifida. Holly gets to know his daughter through their mutual love of books, and eventually, Brian sees Holly's subtle beauty, her kindness toward his daughter, and something he can't explain that makes him weak at the knees. It takes a scheming preteen and some holiday cheer to have these two thinking that there just might be a love connection. In this contemporary Christian romance, the hero is concerned that the dynamic of his ...

“A” is for apple, so rosy and red. “B” is for baby, asleep in a bed. Simple rhyming sentences teach young children the alphabet and beginning letter sounds.

In 1925, the wealthy William Tronnier becomes smitten with the lovely but penniless Lillian Pickard. She's uncomfortable as he continues to pursue her because they come from two completely different backgrounds, or so she thinks. Christmas descends on the picturesque town of Cary, North Carolina, and William pulls out all the stops to win her over. Will love bridge the gap between this wealthy hero and heroine who has to work hard to help support her family?

Kiste voll Herz - der Podcast rund um Kreativität, Freude und Inspiration.

Welcome to the College Minds podcast, where we delve deep into the intricate world of mental health challenges faced by college students. Join us on a transformative journey as we explore the often silent struggles of stress, anxiety, depression, and loneliness that pervade the lives of young scholars. With insightful discussions, we aim to empower you with the knowledge and understanding of these conditions and how to seek support. Together, we'll uncover strategies and resources to navigate these hurdles and foster a supportive environment. Tune in and discover how to break the stigma ...