'60s Song' is a gritty novel set in Philadelphia during the 1967 'Summer of Love'. It follows the lives of three teens navigating the trials of youth amid racial tensions and the Vietnam draft. A white boy faces his draft notice, a black boy hopes for college acceptance, and a wealthy girl confronts family secrets. Together, through love-ins and race riots, they discover the depth of friendship and passion.

Tryn Rose Seley's book is a beacon of hope for caregivers of those with Alzheimer's and dementias. It teaches how storytelling transcends the bounds of time and place, enriching both giver and receiver. Discover strategies to transform caregiving from a daily challenge to an opportunity for creativity and gratitude, making every day extraordinary. Seley illustrates the power of care that brings everyone back to solid ground, rolling out the red carpet of success for all involved.

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.

Discover the ultimate collection of Coningsby Dawson's most compelling works in one volume. This essential anthology includes "Carry On," a poignant reflection on perseverance, "The Kingdom Round the Corner," a tale of unexpected fortune and hope, "Murder Point," a gripping mystery, and "Out To Win," an inspiring narrative of determination. Dive into Dawson's diverse world of storytelling, where each page promises adventure, intrigue, and the enduring power of the human spirit.

The "5 Years After" series dazzles with its vivid imagery and nail-biting plot. Captain Maggie Hunter leads her first combat mission in Canada, while Brett ventures through the American Northwest, believing Maggie is dead. Molly encounters collapse evidence in Kentucky, and the Deacon uncovers disturbing truths in deserted NYC. Praised for its rich characters and credible landscape, this series masterfully portrays a bleak future, dotted with hope and humanity. A true testament to storytelling excellence.

"7 Days of Pain" explores the biblical principle of enduring and healing from suffering through the stories of David and Job. The author shares their personal journey of grappling with immense difficulty, questioning God's intentions, and seeking liberation from pain. This book delves into the spiritual discomfort caused by both personal mistakes and divine challenges. It aims to connect readers with biblical narratives, providing a sensory experience that includes uplifting songs linked to each chapter. This isn't just a read; it's an interactive journey towards healing. The goal isn’t instant relief but a gradual rise from despair to hope within seven days, inspired by biblical endurance.

"A Battle for Hope" follows 11-year-old Leah's journey of self-discovery after finding an old diary in her new bedroom. As she faces growing pains and struggles with an eating disorder, the diary becomes her unexpected guide, offering solace and strength. This coming-of-age tale explores the trials of growing up and finding hope in the hardest times.

Lindsay Roberts reveals her faith journey, facing health challenges and profound grief, including the loss of her firstborn son. Battling thyroid cancer, she shares biblical principles that sustained her, teaching readers to persistently seek God for miracles. Her story offers hope and guidance on using faith for life's trials.

Barbara Kennedy explores cultural diversity in a story set in Pink Salmon Bay, Alaska. Through laughter and tears, the tale encapsulates love, fear, and community dynamics, brilliantly depicted in the interactions of villagers and gentle repartee. Annika, a widow longing for a family, and the village's experiences with dream catchers and indigenous legends, weave a narrative of hope and understanding. As fear and mob mentality challenge the community, the simple yet profound journey towards an extraordinary dream unfolds, appealing to all ages.

In her gripping memoir, Maurita Corcoran unfolds the harrowing journey of discovering her husband, a successful physician, is a sex addict. With raw honesty, she shares how this revelation shattered her world, leading her through pain and dismay as she sought to rebuild her life and nurture her four children amidst the chaos. This story is not just about betrayal but also about forgiveness, resilience, and hope. Offering insights from personal journal entries, Corcoran's narrative provides invaluable support for others facing similar devastations, ultimately showcasing the possibility of recovery and the strength of the human spirit in overcoming trauma.