I Call Evil Daddy is the true story of a girls hardscrabble life. Filled with adventures, misadventures, sorrow and fleeting joy, this riveting tale plumbs the depths of Carolyn Craigs path to eventual self-discovery. A memoir of heartache and love and optimism in the face of adversity, this book will truly touch your life.

Anika has lived a life of Faith since she can remember. God has always been present setting up divine connections that have enabled her to experience his best. Come join her as she shares stories that will stretch, lift your faith and introduce you to the Father like never before. Not only will you be Blessed but be encouraged to have more of your own encounters . . . and then so

When you think about God the Father, what comes to mind? A faraway king who makes rules? A judge who keeps score? A kind and tender father? God the Father's design is for earthly dads to show their kids what He's like-but many dads have done the opposite-they have distorted their daughter's view of the Father. As a result, many of us struggle in our relationships with our dad and with God, yet are unsure of how to make things better. Daddy's Girl will help you identify your misconceptions about God the Father and discover who He truly is so you can find healing, security, and freedom as God's beloved daughter!

No one is supposed to know that college basketball star Steve is being physically abused by his father. No one is supposed to know that he's living in a trailer park on the verge of being homeless. No one is supposed to know that this tough guy is gay. Silver fox, Coach James has always kept his private life private. Getting a job as a basketball coach for this university is supposed to be a new beginning. Neither man expects to connect like they do. Neither man expects to build a loving and supporting relationship like they do. And neither man expects to fall in love like they do. But there are secrets that are being held that could destroy this promising steamy affair, secrets that belong only to Silver Daddy. * This short novel is part of the I Got You series, and can be read as a standalone as well. Contains hot steamy m/m sex. This book a 36,000-word novella. * May-December romance * Out for you romance Author Suggested Chronological Reading Order for the I Got You Series: * Call Me Big Daddy * Call Me Sugar Daddy * Call Me Silver Daddy * You Got Me * I Got You

This true story best describes how a preacher dad felt about his preacher son going to a federal penitentiary for a crime that was unnecessary. It resulted in a disagreement with his church on a certain issue. This injustice turned into a miraculous outcome. As a father, it was my privilege to write to my son with words of encouragement every week while he was incarcerated. I call them prison letters. Mark was told [ASI1]that he would never serve God again because you have a tainted past and you are damaged goods. God turned impossibility into a possibility. He has forgiven his accusers and shares how it is possible to overcome. Praise for Preacher Dad to Preacher Son He writes from a fathers perspective about an unnecessary tragedy imposed on his son. Light always overcomes darkness! You need to read this book. Dr. John Sullivan, executive director/treasurer, Florida Baptist Convention Jim Lancaster, Sr. opens his heart to reveal the pain of a life taking an unexpected turn. You will be encouraged and blessed as you read. Dr. Phil Waldrep, Phil Waldrep Ministries, Living with Joy Radio

From the day her grandchildren were born, Karen P. Ronald spent countless hours rocking, soothing, and loving them. But when her son faced an ugly divorce, she and her husband suddenly became involved in a vicious custody battle with their son's ex-wife. Deeply honest and sincere, We Need Our Daddy Too chronicles the Ronalds' agonizing journey. Karen shares her intimate thoughts and feelings about her son's struggle to keep his children, and how it affected the Ronalds' as grandparents. They witnessed the devastating pull their son's ex-wife had on the court system and watched in agony as their son lost custody due to a clause in the divorce contract. Today, the Ronalds must cope with seeing their grandchildren a precious few hours a month. Karen reveals how this wrenching development has impacted their lives, and cautions those involved in divorce proceedings to put aside their differences and think of how their decision will ultimately affect the children. Full of raw emotion, We Need Our Daddy Too is one grandmother's heartbreaking tale of love and loss.

The author offers exploration of self and practical guidance dealing with the dark side of personality based on Jung's concept of "shadow," or the forbidden and unacceptable feelings and behaviors each of us experience.