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Christian Inspirational Fiction She wanted marriage. But he hated commitment—especially marriage. Will their love survive? Rebecca Singer had wanted to be a wife and mother since she was a little girl. Meeting handsome Tanner Huddleston, and falling in love with him hadn’t been in her plans. She also wasn’t prepared to handle his aversion to a lifetime commitment of marriage, but she wouldn’t accept anything less. When pressure mounts on him from life, will he give her up and stay independent? Will she walk away or take a chance on God’s plan of marriage for them and wait for him to learn? Tanner Huddleston was devastated when his big sister, Sharon’s life unraveled. He watched h...
Uses the example of a bicycle to explore forces and how they work, discussing gravity, friction, acceleration, and torque.
Teacher and student material intended to support the teaching of PSHE and citizenship at Key Stage 1.
She’s his for the holidays... And he’s her sexiest fantasy!
Jonas's past is exposed. And I know I could never be with a man like him. But when he shows up in New York, the attraction sparks just as hot as it did in Paris. Can I ever reconcile the things he's done with the man who makes me come alive? *** Four nights. Three cities. Two people, running from our pasts. Will one more night ever be enough? Book #1: Temptation & Seduction Book #2: Warning & Redemption
Winner of the Bancroft Prize for American History The only comprehensive biography of the astute observer and diarist Alice James, whose life and legacy were long overshadowed by her two famous brothers, William and Henry James. Alice James is perhaps best known as the sister of Henry James, the novelist, and William James, “the father of American psychology.” Few readers were familiar with Alice’s own life—until Jean Strouse’s Alice James. This illuminating, insightful biography takes us into the hidden life of this extraordinary woman. Despite her struggles with a variety of psychological and physical disorders, and with the limited options facing nineteenth-century women, James was articulate, politically radical, witty, and highly intelligent. She found her voice in a diary she kept until her death from breast cancer in 1892. Strouse’s enthralling portrait not only introduces a little-known figure from the American past but casts new light on the history of American women and on the other members of the country’s most prominent intellectual family.
This first volume of Mr. Maher's four-volume work indexes 38,000 death notices and 14,000 marriage notices. The extensive notices refer to people up and down the East Coast as well as to midwesterners and persons from as far west as the State of California.
She’s her own woman... Rory Morton is done with high society—until she meets her billionaire boss, Conrad Vanderburg. As his employee, she loves challenging him. Yet in bed she yields to him completely...but still leaves feeling unexpectedly empowered. Will her independent streak even allow for the possibility of true love?