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Love Inspired Suspense brings you three new titles! Enjoy these suspenseful romances of danger and faith. This box set includes: TEXAS RANGER DEFENDER (A Texas Justice novel) by USA TODAY bestselling author Laura Scott When Texas ranger Tucker Powell hears gunshots on his ranch and finds a woman...

Guided Meditations for Libra is the peaceful sanctuary you've been searching for—a collection of meditations specifically designed to work with your Libran energy, not against it.

"The Power of One Percent" reveals how small, consistent changes can lead to remarkable and lasting success. This book provides a practical framework for identifying key areas for improvement, building the right mindset, creating actionable steps, and maintaining momentum. Discover how the ripple effect of incremental progress can transform your life and help you achieve your goals.

"The Great Antarctic Mystery" follows Traci the Penguin, her adventurous husband Dustin, and their curious daughter Lizzie as they embark on a journey inspired by a glowing, ancient map Dustin discovers.

Are you a sensitive, intuitive Cancer seeking to create emotional balance and deepen your connection with yourself and others? Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by your emotions or struggle with setting healthy boundaries? Guided Meditations for Cancer is your comforting guide to embracing your emotions, cultivating self-compassion, and creating a life filled with love, security, and emotional well-being.

"The Villain Who Forgot to Be Bad" is a comedy full of absurd situations and endearing characters that show us that the line between good and evil can be funnier than we think. Vicente, a villain in training, grows up dreaming of instilling terror, but his life is full of comic failures: his malevolent laugh sounds tender, his plans always fail and his "dark" companion is a fish called Neptune. Through encounters with other equally unfortunate "villains", failed attempts at evil and ridiculous situations, Vicente discovers that, perhaps, being feared is not as important as making people laugh.