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This book isn’t about being a perfect parent—it’s about becoming a more present and emotionally grounded one. You’ll gain practical tools for repairing emotional ruptures, strengthening the bond with your child, and building a healthier, more connected family dynamic.

Abby McCarthy has a knack for making friends, and a reputation for being one of the most skilled seamstresses in Boston. But times are tough, and work is impossible to find. Desperate, she agrees to travel to Texas to marry a rancher, Will Skinner. But Will Skinner has challenges of his own. In the three years of working his ranch, it’s been one disaster after another. He’s at the end of his rope – and when Abby arrives and voices her disappointment in what she finds, it seems their marriage is destined to be over before it begins.

Hard Neighbors follows the people who came to be known as Scotch-Irish and traces their relations with Native Americans, examines their experiences as marginalized people, and demonstrates their roles as protective and disruptive forces on the edge of colonialism. The Scotch-Irish fought Indian wars and shaped the frontier, and their experiences living near and fighting against Indians shaped their identity and their attitudes towards government. They influenced national attitudes and policies, and they transformed Indian people into racial others as they transformed themselves into Americans.

Bertie Bennett is out of options. After losing her parents and her job, she’s spent six months living under her Aunt Joan’s roof—only to discover Joan plans to marry her off to the most cold-hearted man in Boston. Desperate for escape, Bertie takes a chance and applies to become a Mail Order Bride, trusting that a stranger in the West offers better prospects than her aunt’s schemes.

Isabelle Becker is at a crossroads: stay trapped in Boston’s relentless poverty or take a leap of faith and become a Mail Order Bride. With little to lose, she chooses to start over in the shadow of Colorado’s Bitterroot Mountains, marrying rancher Ethan Callahan.

In the winter of 1880, Rose Berkshire arrives in Glass Lake, Wyoming, brimming with hope for a fresh start and eager to meet her fiancé, Eli Stillwell. Determined to leave the pain of her past behind, Rose is shocked when Eli postpones their wedding until after Christmas, leaving her questioning whether agreeing to a matrimonial agency match was a mistake.

Charlotte "Lottie" Thomson feels trapped in the stifling confines of her life in Boston, where the only escape seems to be marriage. Desperate for freedom, she decides to become a Mail Order Bride and heads west for a fresh start. Impulsively, Lottie books passage on the first stagecoach to Texas. The journey takes a dangerous turn when notorious outlaw Luke "Hawk" Jackson and his gang ambush the stagecoach, robbing the passengers and killing a young woman named Emily. Lottie discovers that Emily was on her way to Clearwater, Texas, to marry a rancher named Nathan Caldwell.

Are you a grandmother who wants to leave a legacy of faith, love, and wisdom for your family? The Grandmother’s Guide to Proverbs 31 is your warmhearted companion on that journey. Inspired by the timeless beauty of Proverbs 31:10–31, this 21-day devotional invites you to slow down, reflect, and rediscover the powerful influence of a woman who walks with God. Each day offers a short, encouraging devotion, thoughtful questions, and a moment to pray over your children, grandchildren, and the generations to come.

Congrats on the engagement! Now comes the exciting (and sometimes a little overwhelming) part — preparing your heart, mind, and spirit for the amazing journey ahead. The Bride-to-be’s Guide to Proverbs 31 is your 21-day devotional designed just for YOU — the soon-to-be bride who wants to grow in wisdom, strength, and grace before walking down the aisle. Each day, you’ll dive into a fresh, bite-sized reflection inspired by the timeless Proverbs 31 woman — minus the pressure and with plenty of encouragement.

In The Single Woman's Guide to Proverbs 31, single women are invited on a 21-day journey to embrace their God-given worth, resilience, and brilliance. Rooted in the timeless wisdom of Proverbs 31: 10–31, this devotional breathes fresh life into the portrait of the virtuous woman and reimagines her not as a checklist, but as a celebration.

This isn’t about perfection—it’s about progress, purpose, and God’s presence in your parenting journey. Whether you’re up all night with a newborn or navigating teen drama, A Mother's Guide to Proverbs 31 reminds you that you’re not alone, you’re not failing, and you’re doing holy work (even when it doesn’t feel like it).

Help your teen build confidence, handle emotions & thrive—in just 10 minutes a day. Is your teen struggling with anxiety, mood swings, or self-doubt? Are they overwhelmed by school, social media, or peer pressure? You're not alone—and this audiobook offers a practical solution. The Emotional Intelligence Toolkit for Teens is a step-by-step guide that helps teens develop emotional regulation, resilience, and self-confidence. Designed for today’s fast-paced world, it features simple, evidence-based tools teens can use daily—without lectures or overwhelm.

Nearly a decade ago, infamous literary 'it' girl Caroline Calloway created the proposal for a book she called School Girl while cutting up lines of Adderall with her Cambridge student ID. She promised followers and publishers alike that her life was a perfect fairytale up until the day she went to rehab. As her 2015 book deal crumpled without a manuscript, Calloway was called a scammer, a fraud and a one-woman Fyre Fest, although during this time she managed to get and remain 'amphetamine-sober'. She also promised herself that she would never again sell a book without a finished manuscript.

This is the true story of my Great-Grandfather George Calloway, a slave in Cleveland, Tennessee, before and during the Civil War. It is written as historical fiction, based on George’s life, and stories I heard growing up. It is a tale of determination, perseverance, and achievement. George protected his family through war, famine, and plague; he risked his life repeatedly to protect his owner’s family, and thus his own wife and children. More fact than fiction, George’s story has also been my journey, grappling with the humiliation of slavery.

This stirring and emotional memoir shares the life of an individual entrenched in the shackles of poverty, where his most treacherous enemies are the ones who surround him. After giving his unquestioning support to those who would only seek to use him, he finds himself escaping a harrowing near death experience and being wrongfully captured. On his journey, he faces the consequences of many bad decisions and following the wrong crowd. His mistakes get him lied to, shot, and imprisoned. Finally, he sees the light of a breakthrough, but does it come too late?

Following the passing of her mother, Ella Emerson faces a whirlwind of upheaval. Burdened by family debt, her house must be sold, and her uncle arranges for her to become a Mail Order Bride. Her intended husband, Lawrence Carrington, is a handsome, wealthy rancher in Mountain Pass, Oregon. With little say in the matter, Ella agrees to the arrangement to honor her mother's memory.

When a struggling young woman stumbles across an unbelievably cheap apartment listing, she thinks she’s won the housing lottery. There’s just one catch: it’s haunted. But instead of running, she strikes a deal with the moody ghost Elias—free rent in exchange for helping him figure out what’s keeping him stuck.

Welcome to "OH... That's Not a Podcast," hosted by Baileigh Wisocki and Kody Calloway. Together we talk about all things life and pop culture.