A workplace rampage leaves Ellis Rowanbury grieving her husband of twenty-six years and feeling more adrift than she ever thought possible. Her finances in shambles, she gratefully accepts a junior-level job at a magazine in Sacramento and wills herself to move on. Summer Winslow has pieces of her own to pick up, pieces that were scattered when her partner began drinking again. Fighting pressure from all directions to patch things up, she finds a welcome break from the drama in Ellis, her mysterious new neighbor. Happy to have a friend on her side, Summer is caught off-guard when her feelings for Ellis take a romantic turn. With the tragedy fading behind her, Ellis too entertains the possibility of romance. A handsome coworker is eager to fill the void in her heart, and it's clear he can give her a life much like the one she lost. Only now she's paralyzed by a stunning discovery—she's fallen for a woman. Lambda Literary Award Winner – KG MacGregor

Ellis Rowanbury has moved from a luxurious home in the San Francisco Bay Area to a small apartment in Sacramento. Her neighbor, Summer Winslow, welcomes her, and becomes her friend,something which Ellis badly needs. As Ellis deals with the dramatic changes to her life, it's Summer who is there to offer her emotional support. Soon their relationship becomes more than friendship...

For superbaby girls, here's the super-cool companion to My First Superman and My First Batman Books. Wonder Woman joins her Justice League pals with her very own touch-and-feel book. There's no telling who will get a big thrill out of tossing Wonder Woman's lasso, admiring her shiny gold cuffs and headband, or zooming through the sky in her helicopter. Six fun touchables will amuse kids of all ages.

At a time when confusion abounds toward what is right and wrong about sexuality for a man and woman, God wants his people to have absolute knowledge. To every one of all ages, that knowledge is contained in this biblically based book, Its Good For a Man Not to Touch a Woman. Do you believe you know all there is to know from the Bible about pre-marital sex, marriage, divorce, sexual intimacy, and fornication? Redefining marriage, author and Bible teacher Edward Ridenour is ready to take you on a journey through the Bible, helping you to quickly realize the heart of God concerning these critical subjects, and more. If biblical truth is what you are looking for to define sexuality, marriage, and its violations, you must not avoid reading, Its Good For a Man Not to Touch a Woman. You will never view marriage the same again. It will change your life, understanding, and perception of what is predominately believed regarding the world of sexuality, within the creation of the Almighty. Biography: Author Edward Ridenour, a Christian of 32 years, has occupied various church leadership positions focusing on anointed, in-depth Bible teaching and preaching. He and his wife Cindy have three grown children and one grandchild. They presently reside on a homestead in Nebraska.

After becoming a mother at age thirteen, Sasha Tillman grows into a devoted mother while struggling to find true love with a man as she battles her inner feelings of being attracted to women. She suffers abuse at the hands of her live-in boyfriend, but she fights desperately to survive. Staring death in the face on more than one occasion, she escapes, finding true love and security in the hands of a beautiful woman.

For centuries, women have organized, supervised, and labored in the households they ran, but only during the last hundred years or so did they begin to have a say in how homes and furnishings were designed. Now, in this richly illustrated survey of design and design movements from the 1860s to the 1980s, women gain their rightful place in the history of design. Isabelle Anscombe illuminates the contributions of women to the Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain, the Glasgow School of Art, and the Bauhaus school, and discusses the great interior decorators of the 1920s and 1930s. Drawing on original interviews and on social and art history, Anscombe shows how the textiles, tableware, and furniture created by designers such as Vanessa Bell, Sonia Delaunay, and Elsie de Wolfe revolutionized ideas about the form and function of the home. Thoroughly researched and written with both wit and authority, "A Woman's Touch" is an important addition to the literature of design. -- From publisher's description

I am thankful and humbled to be a chosen vessel for this heartfelt assignment by my Heavenly Father. He has been my fortress, my peace, and my rock. I give honor to my Savior, Jesus Christ, and I am so grateful for the guidance of the Holy Spirit with every poem in this book. I pray this book blesses and inspires you!