After enduring profound sorrow from two miscarriages, several surgeries, and the loss of her newborn son after just 36 hours, a mother grapples with immense grief. Despite her well-known family and marriage to an evangelist, her pain is universal. Overwhelmed by despair, she turns to her faith, seeking comfort and healing from God in her darkest hours. This story is a testament to enduring hope and the quest for joy amid life's deepest sorrows.

Dive into a book that turns the mushy romanticism of internet dating ads upside down, offering a laugh-out-loud, realistic look at the quest for love online. In a world where the grass seems always greener, this book exposes the often hilarious, sometimes disheartening truths of internet dating. If you've ever had a date fall short of the dream, find solace, laughter, and a bit of company in these pages. Perfect for anyone who's navigated the whimsical world of finding love online!

"An Open Door of Liberty" explores the evolution of religious freedom in the United States, tracing its origins from colonial times when adherence to state-endorsed churches was mandatory. It highlights the transformative efforts of religious dissidents like Roger Williams, the Calverts, Quakers, and early Baptists, who championed the concept of soul liberty, leading to widespread acceptance of religious freedom, epitomized by the First Amendment. The book also delves into the complexities of maintaining a religiously free society, including debates over the separation of church and state and the challenges faced by religious minorities. Through historical narratives, it illustrates how the quest for religious freedom shaped America's legal and cultural landscape.

Puyi, the Last Emperor of China, sought severance for his loyalties through the sale of ancestral Qing dynasty artifacts. Many were lost, but a significant number found safety in Taiwan after the Cultural Revolution. The focus shifted in 2011 to the "Tibetan Dragon Sutra," believed to bring seven generations of good luck to its readers, now partially housed in Taiwan. This tale intertwines with the quest for prosperity through ancient Chinese symbols like the mystical sutra, promising wealth and success to those who embrace them, a practice revered by tycoons and professionals alike for centuries.

In "Aqueous Passage," the second book of the Elanclose series, the adventure deepens for the four clans. Fern befriends Elm, the antagonist of Oak, on the Genoa, while they trace an airship through the Aqueous Passage with the Lakellers. Avila Rose Denver strengthens his alliance with Oak on the airship, preparing for conflict and recruiting for the rebellion against Kisin. Meanwhile, unease grows in Elanclose with Willow foreseeing troubled times, and in Citan City, Washington eyes expanding his power. This novel weaves a thrilling tale of alliances, rebellion, and the quest for power, with love struggling to make its mark amidst turmoil.

Winner of the 2016 eLIT AWARD for Best Erotic Fiction, this captivating story unfolds with a woman preparing meticulously for a special date, choosing an evening dress with care, signifying hope and anticipation. The narrative takes a turn as she waits in vain, pondering her worth and desirability. The plot delves into themes of love, betrayal, and the quest for self-identity amidst the entanglement with a man devoid of conscience. A journey of memory, healing, and empowerment, it ultimately leads to a poignant catharsis, allowing her to pen her story, confront her past, and embrace freedom.

Joseph embarks on a heartfelt journey when asking friends for prayer requests, and Jenny's plea for love and healing after a breakup unfolds into a story of love, loss, and friendship. Based on true events, follow their emotional roller coaster, exploring the power of prayer, counsel, and the hope that joy might just dawn after sorrow. An unlikely bond that inspires and encourages, this story touches on the quests for connection and the resilience of the human spirit.

In April 2009, amidst economic downturn, employees at Product Wave, Ltd., a software company in Massachusetts, faced salary and bonus freezes despite their hard work. Meanwhile, management secretly awarded themselves bonuses. Unnoticed, the company’s accountants discover this discrepancy and set out on a mission to redirect the bonuses back to the deserving employees. "Cubicle Envy" offers a humorous glance at corporate life, featuring a cast of witty office workers, audacious accountants, and overwhelmed middle managers, all navigating the absurdities of workplace politics and the quest for justice within the cubicle-laden landscape of American industry.

In "HOPE, A MYTH REAWAKENED," by Lillian Moats, ancient Greek mythology is the backdrop for an epic journey exploring the essence of hope. This allegorical tale intertwines love and philosophical queries, engaging readers with the narrative mystery of Hope and Despair's millennia-spanning saga. Through their eyes, we witness human experiences of love, loss, and the quest for genuine hope in a world facing crisis. Moats's fifth book promises a narrative full of suspense, insight, and a call for introspection, making it a must-read for those pondering life's profound questions.

Can we define an "economic quantum" at an individual level, a basic unit that contributes to the global GDP? This exploration considers whether this unit could be based on the individual's physical output or likened to the GDP of an ancient citizen with many slaves. Today, an average European's energy use far exceeds that of historical equivalents. Written by a student in "scientific economy," this essay navigates through economic theories, historical perspectives, demographic impacts, and the quest for ecological balance. It uncovers "economic wars," critiques current systems, and proposes a speculative model for global organization.