When I think of all my possessions to include any wealth in savings or retirement funds-my home and cars; my health, the strength of my body and mind; all that I have accomplished; my talents, titles, or degrees-is there anything that I can claim aside from the magnificent grace of God? Anything? For me, there is nothing that I can claim. Since I came into this world with nothing and will leave with nothing, I am but a steward of God, the One who owns it all. I am the King's keeper and accountable to the King. This King is my precious Savior, Jesus. To gain a better understanding of my role as steward, it is necessary for me to renew my mind and reflect upon what God's Word says about stewardship. To prepare for His return, the King's Keeper will help me discover: 1. those characteristics of the life of a good steward that are pleasing to the King and that will help me demonstrate faithful service without reason for question; 2. how I can steward God's creation; 3. how to steward myself and understand the proper alignment of the body, soul, and spirit for kingdom service; 4. how I can steward my time so that it is pleasing to my heavenly Father, being all about His business; 5. how I can take an honest look at my attitude and behavior concerning my possessions and come into alignment with the desires of the King; 6. how I can steward God's Word and be found faithfully administering the mysteries of the Word of God in love, always giving the glory to Him; 7. how I can steward God's manifold grace and be found fully operating in the gifts in which I have been given for kingdom service; 8. how I can engage my community as a kingdom representative; and 9. how I can tend to the precious relationships in which I have been trusted. A steward must always be ready for the master's return, and the King may return at any time!

Centuries after serving the king of England as his vampire protector, Richard, now a highly paid anti-terrorist consultant to the Canadian government, is drawn into a deadly race to save his creator, the Lady Ardis, and with her all humanity.

The personal artist to King Henry Tudor, Susanna Horenbout is sought by the queen and ladies of the court for her delicate, skilled portraits. But now someone from her past is pulling her into a duplicitous game where the consequence of failure is war. Soon, Susanna and her betrothed, the Kings most dangerous courtier, are unraveling a plot that would shatter Europe. And at the heart of it is a magnificent missing diamond. ...

Mandy didn't quite know what to make of the old antique box she found in the back of an old barn. An avid antique hunter, she thought she found a unique item to fill her quiet empty cabin. Somewhat of a recluse, she enjoyed filling her home with her treasured finds, but this box appeared to be something quite different. When things start disappearing inside of it she investigates and discovers the box is some sort of communication device to a strange world. She becomes pen pals with a man on the other side and the two begin to figure out how the box got to Mandy's world. Before she can really comprehend what is going on a strange man appears in her home. This isn't any ordinary man, he is a King, and her pen pal sent him there to hid him. While the King is unaware of where he is or how he got there, Mandy must try to keep him safe without telling him anything of the box. She is faced with more than that. She is now falling in love with him, something she promised she would never do again.

Forgiveness is the only cure for heartbreak. But can Penny forgive the man she holds responsible for her brother’s death—and even find it in her heart to love him? When her mother died from pneumonia, Penny Cartwright was heartbroken. But now, after burying her younger brother just twelve years later, she is devastated. Anger, guilt, and sorrow cloud Penny’s mind, and the last thing she wants is to be reminded of her pain—but that’s exactly what happens when a stranger comes to town. Trevor Reynolds has been chasing fame for more than a dozen years, but his musical career can’t get off the ground. While on the road, an accident kills his young drummer, Brad Cartwright. Trevor wasn’t behind the wheel, but he still blames himself . . . and so does Brad’s sister, Penny. Now Trevor finds himself in Kings Meadow, determined to follow through on his final promise to his friend. Still feeling the pain of Brad’s death, Penny and Trevor must learn that forgiveness is the only thing that can heal their hearts. And if they do forgive, something beautiful may rise from the ashes of heartbreak. “Whenever I want to fall in love again, I pick up a Robin Lee Hatcher novel.” —Francine Rivers, New York Times bestselling author Sweet inspirational romance Full-length novel Book 3 in the Kings Meadow Romance series but can be read as a stand-alone (Book 1: Love without End; Book 2: Whenever You Come Around) Includes discussion questions for book clubs and a note to readers from the author

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What if Cinderella made her own destiny? What if there was no fairy godmother? Adira has lost everything. Her Father, her place in her house. Still, she holds out hope for a better life. Someday. That hope is destroyed when her Stepmother reveals she is to marry. Far from charming, Prince Rialior is cruel and merciless, set on killing anyone who isn't human. Even in a world full of Magik, there is no fairy godmother to save her. Deciding to take fate into her own hands, Adira decides to run away. Unbeknownst to her, there are many more plots surrounding her than the one to marry her off. . . Killian, hot-headed and stubborn, leads the rebellion against the Crown. His only goal is to save his people, the Keepers of Magik, and other non-humans from being murdered. What better way to gain the advantage than by kidnapping the future Queen? But she doesn't come quietly. Killian is taken aback by his prisoner, her sharp tongue and a stubbornness that rivals his own. What he finds most surprising is her willingness to aid him against her future husband. She shouldn't find him so intriguing. He shouldn't be so captivated by her. But love never comes so easily.