The Peacemaker’s Wife takes you deep into the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina in 1857, where Polly Justice struggles to survive a troubled marriage while pursuing her calling to heal and care for others.
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Children cannot always control when a difficult feeling appears. Worry may show up before school, anger may rise during a disagreement or sadness may arrive without an obvious explanation. Although children cannot simply switch these
When demand weakens, the temptation is almost always the same. Reduce the room rate. Introduce another promotion. Offer a larger discount than the competitor next door. Fill the rooms today and worry about positioning tomorrow.
When it comes to devotionals, many promise inspiration but fall short of real transformation. 365 Days of Inner Transformation: Nurturing Your Mind, Body, and Spirit by Lyn M. Kwenda is different, as it reshapes your
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Every unforgettable fantasy adventure needs villains who feel powerful enough to challenge not only the hero, but the entire world around them. In The Chronicles of Arnalay: The Journey of the Lorfield by P.T. Lorin,
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