Read how C.A Rivers went through hell to get to her spiritual life. C.A Rivers doesn't have to look for "Someone Please Love Me" anymore.

the man he loved the most was married to his sister and she was even going to marry another man who was seriously ill instead of this sister however on the day of the wedding the groom even released the pigeon leaving her to face the awkward situation rumor has it that this man was sick and also very sick but who could tell her who was the man who had torn her apart on their wedding night she had originally thought that she would be able to escape from that disgusting home but she didn't expect that she would end up in another tiger cave how could she protect herself

Brahma had married Wen Yiyan.Once in a while, he would stir up trouble at home, and the man would just let her have her way. Whenever she encountered any difficulties, he would step forward and attack her, and when she was attacked, he would immediately rush over and hug her tightly, "Fan Xiaoxi, I can't afford to lose." "Besides my father, my husband is the person who treats me the best in the world!" However, such a person did not love her.

Some teenagers tend to rebel outwardly or inwardly against their parents and their families. They allow peer pressure, raging hormones, or other things to drive a wedge between them and the people who love them the most. On the other hand, many children and teenagers have become victims of abuse by their parents or their families. Through the early years of my life, my mother and other family members tried to destroy me as I was growing up. This is a gripping true story of abuse, hatred, rejection, and near-death experiences.

Margaret Roe, orphaned at the age of eight, lives her life in the same orphanage where her father was forced to leave her when he went off to fight in the Civil War. Now, fifteen years later, she takes care of the present set of children who are in the orphanage and has only a visit to the local confectionery shop as the highlight of her week. Margaret makes an uncharacteristically bold move and signs on as a mail order bride and quickly finds herself on a train to Iowa City, Iowa where she becomes Mrs. Russell Chadwick. Margaret's marriage is by no means usual as her husband is kind but distant. As she builds relationships with her neighbors and even her in-laws, her relationship with her husband remains confusing, emotionally hurtful and a test of her faith and trust in God and her husband. How does she know what God really wants her to do? Should she stay with Russell or leave him and begin yet again? This is author Kimberly Gordon's third published historical novel. While the characters and settings reflect well the history and mores of the time, the reader can easily draw insight into contemporary life lessons. Mrs. Gordon is a master at laying down biblical principles within the context of the story.