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Life in Denver’s high society was good for the Standish family prior to 1886. Grace Standish was raising her two lovely young daughter’s to be ladies and teaching them what they needed to know to become wives to one of the young gentlemen in Colorado’s elite society. Rebecca, an auburn haired beauty and Clarissa her stunning dark-haired sister were living the good life with a father who was one of the most respected bankers in town...or so they thought, and a mother who had dedicated her life to her family. Then it all fell apart....

If you are starting to forget things and feel a reduced ability to manage your professional and personal life, this book is for you. The irony is that we never noticed how we breathe; we can only notice our breath when it runs fast or very slow. We can survive without food and water for a few days, but we can not survive more than three minutes without breathing.

The perineum is a group of muscles that are shaped like a “hammock” between the pubic bone and the tailbone. It also promotes the sensation of pleasure during sexual encounters and facilitates the passage of the baby during childbirth....

While Hazel and Heath plan for the birth of their first child, and John and Becky get married and prepare for their lives together, another bride is making her way to Texas. Louise is from Massachusetts. She’s a well-educated, well-bred young lady whose father chose to send her to Texas to marry a pastor in a church in the town where Key Ranch is.

Venereal diseases exploded into an epidemic in World War II. This endangered the health and safety of our nation and our troops. In many recountings of this war, the fight against VD is not included, but it was a battle worth highlighting. Historically, infected women were blamed and jailed with or without treatment. During this time, hospital camps were set up on a national scale for women to be sequestered for treatment. Dr. George Smullen, my father, worked in two Florida Rapid Treatment Camps, and I am sharing some of my family's experiences when we lived there.

There is a tool for each letter of the alphabet. Some tools you are familiar with, like a hammer, screwdriver, and measuring tape. Others may be new to you, like an orbital sander or a Zax.

Whether it is in an ordinary circumstance or an extraordinary one, God is there. The author, Rita Roberts, has experienced both the ordinary and the extraordinary, and wants you to know that even in the simplest of situations, you are not alone. Her experiences around the globe have taught her to look for God in every calling, post, or pursuit, and it is her goal to tell people that God is in everyone’s life.

Many couples often face challenges in their marital relationship. They start out so much in love, and along the way, it feels like they are married to the wrong person. The flipflops between these feelings can pose significant difficulty in a relationship. The issues that confront and threaten the marriage institution are many and dynamic. They arise in various ways based on time, circumstances, and people involved.

God is awesome...and he does amazing things for each one of us, even when we don't realize it! Sometimes, by sharing our experiences of God in our lives with others, we encourage them to take a closer look and identify the hand of God in their own lives. Our amazing God is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow, and he will never leave us nor forsake us. In this book, Rita Roberts shares her many encounters with a God who loves and protects her.

When sisters Markie and Kam get tangled with the wrong people at the wrong time, long-buried family secrets begin to emerge. As a serial killer targets people close to them, danger is inches closer and closer to home, and twisted desires become a reality. The deeper they dig, the darker the secrets they find. But who is the cold, calculated murderer?

Many people wrestle with the challenge of finding out the best way to discuss this important subject of abstinence and premarital sex with their young ones. In our society today where everybody is afraid of being wrong or hurting somebody’s feelings, this book offers an easy way to openly discuss this issue. Parents, grandparents, aunties, uncles, and mentors are encouraged to purchase this book for themselves and their young ones, and make out time for the discussion.

As the newly appointed deputy, Seth Gibbons came to Green River with one purpose—to save the town from corruption. But when he arrives and discovers that things aren’t exactly as he’d been led to believe, Seth soon finds that his life in Green River has taken a completely different turn. Surprisingly, he is able to build a good life for himself in the quiet town, surrounded by many good people keen to help him, including the local doctor, Thomas Walters. Seth realizes that the only thing still missing from his life is someone to share it with.