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World events these days can make us feel anxious, or even hopeless. But this inspirational book is here to remind us that we must not give up hope—because hope is what transforms the world. It also helps us regain a sense of control in our lives and remember that we are in control. The Woman’s Book of Hope offers not only daily meditations to guide you toward a better future, with quotes from women such as Marie Curie, Anne Frank, Maya Angelou, Oprah Winfrey, and more, but also stories of great, fearless women of our time that bring these meditations to life.

The differences between the sexes create both fun and tension. Most men want sex, either with a new or current partner. Woman want sex too, but are trained to put up obstacles so as not to seem "easy." TO BED OR NOT TO BED presents specific information on how to use these differences to create more pleasure and intimacy in bed and elsewhere. The authors provide proven sexual and sensual methods used successfully with their clients, including exercises.

A powerful story of faith redemption and spiritual growth. Follow Derrick and others as they learn to trust God, Overcome temptation, and walk boldly in their purpose.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

God Has the Answer You Don’t is a faith-centered book that explores the challenges people face in everyday life and the importance of seeking God’s wisdom for guidance. In a world filled with opinions, confusion, and uncertainty, the book encourages readers to step back from relying solely on human understanding and instead turn to God for clarity and direction. Through reflection on faith, leadership, personal responsibility, and relationships, Stephan Walker highlights how God’s principles can help individuals navigate life’s struggles.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

In the high-stakes environment of Mercy General Hospital, a countdown is underway to a looming government shutdown, and the patients are revealing astonishing truths. Instead of complaints, they whisper coordinates, share chemical equations, and offer diagnoses with uncanny precision. As the medical staff, including Dr. Aris Thorne, cling to their charts, they face an unsettling reality: the dying hold insights that could save lives—even as their own hang in the balance.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

The lines on their faces show their age. But the gym has kept their bodies looking great. They’re married, but they won’t let that stop them. These two men have found ways to score and score big. And they like to tell each other about it.

Trauma does not always look dramatic from the outside. Sometimes it looks like overthinking in the grocery store, exhaustion after ordinary conversations, flinching at small sounds, struggling to trust kindness, or feeling like a stranger to yourself in your own life. In The Life You Carry, Maura Holloway offers a deeply compassionate guide for trauma survivors who are tired of feeling ashamed of how hard life still feels.

They were forgotten. Until someone chose to see them. In a city where survival comes before purpose, a group of young lives collide with something they've never truly known — structure, accountability, and belief. Under the guidance of Elijah Cross, what begins as a second chance becomes something far greater. But transformation doesn't go unnoticed. As pressure builds from outside forces — systems, opinions, and fear — their new life is put under scrutiny. One by one, they are tested. Together, they are challenged. When one them is taken, everything changes.

Katie’s been friends with the same four guys since she was little. They’ve always been like brothers to her. But then she turns eighteen, and one taste changes her whole perspective. How will she ever see her friends the same way again? How will she even want to?