Max, a lawyer, approached and seduced Maddy purely because she was the daughter of a major player in the legal world. After they got married, Max was constantly unfaithful, piling up scandal after scandal with other women, and now he’s disappeared. Deeply wounded by her husband’s horrible treatment of her, Maddy begins a new job and tries to move forward with her life. Just as her new life is taking shape, Max appears before her again—now calm and gentle, as though he were a different person entirely…

I'm the mafia princess Nolan O'Malley hates to love. The moment we collide, he wants to destroy me. He should. My blood is that of his arch enemy. I'm unsure if the war raging inside him or me is stronger. Instead of running away or ending me, he keeps me close. He watches my every move, and monitors each threat my estranged family delivers to me. The close quarters we share only get smaller until there is no more distance between us. Yet I still am who I am. Time and again he saves me from every dark demon. When we think the one person who wants to ruin me is dead, she isn't. This time, she won't win. I'm coming after her. Except my actions have unintended consequences. And I should have known he'd come after me. After all, he's my perfect sinner. "Perfect Sinner" is the seventh jaw-dropping installment of the "Mafia Wars" series. It's an enemies to lovers Dark Mafia romance, interconnecting stand-alone, and guaranteed to have an HEA.

How to think, feel and act as those who are both perfect saints and wicked sinners How am I meant to feel as a Christian? You can go to an evangelical church on a Sunday and be told: "Christian, you are loved by God, no matter what you've done. God could not love you more than he does." You can go to another evangelical church and be told: "You're a wretched sinner". The emphasis can feel very different, and yet both churches are teaching truth. Holding both truths together in balance can be tricky but it's essential for healthy Christian living. Overemphasising one at the expense of the other causes all sorts of problems. Perfect Sinners will help us keep the balance, as we distinguish between our "status" before God and our "walk" with him.

How am I meant to feel as a Christian? You can go to an evangelical church on a Sunday and be told: "Christian, you are loved by God, no matter what you've done. God could not love you more than he does." You can go to another evangelical church and be told: "You're a wretched sinner." The emphasis can feel very different, and yet both churches are teaching truth. Holding both truths together in balance can be tricky but it's essential for healthy Christian living. Overemphasizing one at the expense of the other causes all sorts of problems. Perfect Sinners will help us keep the balance, as we distinguish between our "status" before God and our "walk" with him.

Discover a sumptuous and haunting novel of medieval loves, lies and loyalties. Slapton, Devon, 1372. Sir Guy de Bryan, trusted friend of Edward III, consecrates a magnificent Chantry, his personal bulwark against the torments of purgatory. Yet he is known as an honorable man. Why should he fear for his eternal soul? Sir Guy harbours three sins, violations of the chivalric code he holds so dear. The first, he has atoned for; he was more of a witness than perpetrator of the second; the third he cannot confess. Yet when he is called upon to lead a dangerous mission across the Alps, he finds one of his companions strangely interested in his tale. The young squire has an uncanny ability to draw out the truth...and in doing so, elicits a remarkable story of rivalry, murderous deception and deep passion. Over six hundred years later, high-flying policy adviser Beth Battock is forced to return to her home village in Devon when her prized career is rocked by scandal. Prompted by a local stone carver, who is painstakingly restoring the searing inscription once displayed on the Chantry, Beth must recognise her own history and that of her family, the thread that binds them to the de Bryans, and that the consequences of her actions cannot be divorced from what went before, in love and war. Will Davenport has taken a potent collection of historical facts and woven them into an astoundingly haunting and compelling novel. In medieval and modern times, mankind makes the same mistakes; but the words of a wise knight who lived it all, both politically and personally, have a clarity that resonates through the centuries.

Angelo Frazier, born in a neighborhood of Washington, D.C., was heading for his dream--with physical ability, outstanding at his six-foot-eight appearance, a young man from "D.C." had the same nickname when the college fans cheered, "DC! DC! DC!" Coming from an all-black school in Washington, D.C., he had chosen an all-white parochial high school that had been offered to him for his final year in basketball, where he was bound to be spotted for his leaping and blocking ability. Sure enough, colleges came recruiting, and he chose Mount St. Mary's, in Frederick, Maryland. After graduation with a business and finance degree, he found jobs waiting for him in the banking institutions and retail. But that cold room with calculators and computers didn't last. He was longing for something else. Maybe a basketball career was for him? Playing with a team from France, then in Germany, helped hone his skills until that disastrous day came when the Achilles' tendon snapped! "What now?" he bemoaned as he sat in the German hospital bed, told by doctors he may never even walk again, let alone play basketball. Then, the "little did he know" moment was starting to expand. God was leading him away from the glitz and glamor to the real world of where he had been given talent for God's glory. No, it wasn't the great leaping ability now, but the gift of sight into where people are hurting that was beginning to form. What this book brings is the insights and nature of God stepping into humanity by His saving grace for one, Angelo Frazier. He offers poems, prose, published works, and general phrases that developed over a lifetime of physical pain, agonizing heartbreak, and crushing spiritual insight given now by His Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. You will laugh, cry, and be amazed by how God works through this man from the streets of D.C. to the "Streets of Bakersfield."

1Life with God is a biblical study of salvation and eternal life. Through this study, Dr. White helps us take a close look at God's Word as he explains many fascinating, theological concepts relating to knowing Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. His practical manner of teaching is fresh and exciting. His deep insights are thought provoking to all who enjoy the Bible (both the well studied and beginners too). You will enjoy your study of Life with God as Larry leads you from one glorious truth to another. Then, you will better enjoy your Life with God as you live each day and prepare for eternity. Some of the intriguing topics discussed are: What does it mean to "believe" as relating to salvation? What is "eternal life" according to God's Word? What causes some to "believe" but their lives are not changed? Why does God condemn unbelievers? Why does God not condemn believers? What happens to a believer who dies with unconfessed sins? What happens to children who die before the age of accountability? What must an unsaved person do to be saved? Why is it imperative for believers to believe in the eternal wrath of God? After almost 30 years of serving as a pastor, Larry saw the need to write a book to help believers know what we believe and why we believe as we do concerning Life with God. Larry is confident those who study this book will have gained a better working knowledge of what the Bible teaches about salvation and how to teach, preach or share one's faith more effectively. Larry has a driving passion for revival and spiritual awakening in America. That desire flows from the deepest passion of his life, which is the glory of God through the Lord Jesus Christ.