Noah and Tessa Gabriel—once they were in love, happy, married Of course, that was then. Now they’re two people who’ve lost all the things that matter most, including each other. But after Tessa’s best friend, David, is killed and she becomes the prime suspect, she turns to Noah for help. He’s a homicide cop—the best—and even though the crime doesn’t take place in his jurisdiction, he’s going to search for the killer. He has no other choice; the police are focusing all their energy on finding the evidence to convict Tessa. He failed Tessa once. He won’t do that again. Noah and Tessa have to learn how to work together, how to be together. It’s the only way to keep David’s baby safe and to catch the murderer.

One mitten can do many things, but when the second mitten is found, it is time to go outside and have fun.

During his tragically short life, Stephen Crane gained fame as a vividly distinctive writer. This collection of stories is replete with lively dialogue, ominous atmospheres, dry humour and graphic incidents.

Maggie doesn't trust men. Losing her father when just an infant, she grew up with a stepfather that didn't particularly care if she were around or not. Then one day Jake McCormick arrives in her life. Already adoring his young son, she nevertheless endeavors to resist the ambiguous advances of his father. Jake has vowed to never to trust another woman after his disastrous first marriage. Leaving his young son with his parents to raise he pursues his dream of leading wagon trains west to Oregon. But on one return he finds he is sorely tempted by redheaded Maggie Davis. His son already adores her, and he finds himself drawn to her against his better judgment. Both find their worlds turned upside down as they struggle to uncover the true meaning of love and trust as God has designed it. Maybe then they'll be able to embrace fulfillment with each other.

I have written this book not only for myself but also for older children and other adults having experienced the same grief in their early life. There are psychological studies that allow for the fact, that older children beginning around the age of eleven, grieve more like adults then children ten years of age or younger. So when I started exploring some of my early memories, the adult in me began to change grief into substantial belief in my self. And so this book was born

Lyrical and nostalgic, Old Maggies Spirit Whispers gives you the simplicity, trust, and connections to ignite your own spirit insights. Its like riding your bike on a sweet summer day, exploring all the familiar places knowing the real adventure is taking place deep inside. There is nothing common about the friendship between a muse as ageless and solitary as the oak trees in Paddington Cove and a proper, young lady of Jane Austens England. Old Maggie is guided by serendipity, intuition, and coincidence. Lydia has only known the dictates of family and social expectations. Together they find their way to unexpected treasures that celebrate their spirits. You already have your answers. With 55 spirit whispers, this tale reminds you to listen.

On the run from a nightmarish life, Maggie had the power to stir feelings of forever in rancher Beau Jackson's soul. From the first moment, he knew he loved this sweet-spirited gamin, but would she ever feel anything more for him than gratitude? She must have died and gone to heaven, Maggie O'Neill swore, for Beau Jackson treated her with all the kindness and respect only a genuine lady deserved. But how was she to know if what she felt for him was love?