Faking faith to get Mr. Right?Lana is determined to make Captain Travis Langston's homecoming her happily ever after. Lana has transformed her life from the ground up. Once the shy girl in town, she's now a chic fashion designer with A-list clientele and a drool-worthy wardrobe.The only thing she doesn't have is Travis Langston, Belmont Pines' resident Mr. Right, but that's about to change when she learns he's coming back to town for good.~T...

What Mothers Know is a heartfelt and inspiring reflection on the timeless wisdom, quiet strength, and life lessons passed down by mothers who shape lives every day.Through meaningful insights on love, discipline, resilience, emotional growth, and raising children with intention, this book explores the powerful influence mothers have in creating strong, thoughtful, and compassionate human beings.Whether you are a mother, daughter, son, parent, or someone who values family wi...

Miscellaneous Writings, 1883-1896 gathers Mary Baker Eddy's essays, addresses, letters, and doctrinal reflections from a decisive period in the formation of Christian Science. The volume ranges from metaphysical exposition and biblical interpretation to practical counsel on healing, church life, and discipleship. Its style is aphoristic, exhortatory, and polemically precise, situated within the ferment of nineteenth-century American religious innovation, reform, and debates over mind, body...

The Story of Katharine Howard gathers Ford Madox Ford's Tudor fiction around the tragic figure of Henry VIII's fifth queen, transforming court history into a study of power, conscience, and political spectacle. Rather than offering mere costume romance, Ford writes in a dense, impressionistic prose, full of oblique dialogue, shifting motives, and moral ambiguity. Set amid the intrigues of Cromwell, Norfolk, and the Henrician court, the book belongs to the great Edwardian reimagining of his...

Alexander Wheelock Thayer's Ludwig van Beethoven is a monumental three-volume biography that transformed Beethoven studies from anecdotal homage into documentary scholarship. Combining chronological narrative with scrupulous archival inquiry, it traces the composer's Bonn childhood, Viennese ascent, artistic revolutions, personal afflictions, and late spiritual grandeur. Its style is sober, evidentiary, and judicious, situated within nineteenth-century positivist biography yet animated by ...

Miscellaneous Writings gathers Mary Baker Eddy's essays, letters, sermons, poems, and occasional addresses from the formative years of the Christian Science movement. Written in a style at once scriptural, polemical, and aphoristic, the volume clarifies the metaphysical principles set forth in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures while responding to practical questions of healing, church organization, discipleship, and moral reform. Its literary context is late nineteenth-century ...

THE object of this work is to represent Galilee as it was in the time of our Lord. To do this will be, the author feels, a special service to many who are desirous of learning all that can be known of the earthly-life of Christ. In fairness to the reader, it should be stated that the substance of this volume appeared as an Essay in 1874, which met with a very flattering reception in England, Germany, and America. The text for the present edition has been thoroughly revised and partly rewri...

Grow in Christ is your essential guide to a transformative year of spiritual enrichment. This devotional offers daily reflections on biblical themes, each supported by a scripture passage from the New International Version (NIV) of the Bible. From love and prayer to obedience and hope, every devotion provides an inspiring message to deepen your faith and apply God's wisdom to your life.Each day's entry includes:- Scriptural Passage: Start w...

Pastoral Care, or Regula Pastoralis, is one of the foundational manuals of Christian ministry, a searching treatment of the duties, dangers, and spiritual psychology of pastoral office. Written with patristic gravity and practical precision, it moves from the qualifications of a bishop to the art of admonishing diverse temperaments, balancing ascetic seriousness with humane insight. Its style is concise yet richly moral, standing between late antique rhetoric and the emerging pastoral lite...

Marie Grubbe is a searching historical novel that reimagines the life of a seventeenth-century Danish noblewoman who passes through aristocratic marriage, scandal, desire, and social decline with disturbing inward consistency. Jacobsen's prose is sensuous, exact, and psychologically probing, combining historical reconstruction with the emergent naturalist concern for temperament, impulse, and environment. Published in 1876, it stands at the threshold of the Scandinavian Modern Breakthrough...

Songs of the West gathers the traditional airs and ballads of Devon and Cornwall into a volume that is at once songbook, folklore archive, and late-Victorian literary artifact. Its pages preserve maritime laments, rural love songs, comic narratives, and haunting survivals of older oral culture, often presented with piano accompaniments and editorial notes. The style balances antiquarian fidelity with Victorian refinement, situating regional song within the broader nineteenth-century moveme...

The Little Colonel's Christmas Vacation continues Annie F. Johnston's beloved Little Colonel series, returning readers to the genteel Kentucky world of Lloyd Sherman and her circle during a season of family reunion, hospitality, and moral testing. Written in a polished, affectionate style characteristic of turn-of-the-century American juvenile fiction, the book blends domestic realism, regional atmosphere, and sentimental idealism. Its Christmas setting allows Johnston to explore generosit...