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I wasn’t meant to see the advert for a convenient wife. He wants a short brunette with blue eyes (that’s exactly me!) to keep him company, laugh at his jokes (his dad jokes are the best), and be his homemaker. The money he’s offering is dizzying. The only hitch is: I can’t do the no love bit he requires. I’ve been head over heels for Mr. Blackstone since we met. He’s my secret crush.

Beware of Russians bearing gifts. Defectors are not always welcome. Is the information they bring worth the cost of protecting them for the rest of their lives? Is it even genuine? Might they be double agents? These are some of the questions facing MI6 when a Russian agent hands himself in to...

Angels, first published in 1984, has sold over 250,000 copies. This classic message provides a foundational introduction to one of the most widespread spiritual phenomena of our age. Now with a fresh new cover design, this important audiobook takes listeners on a fascinating journey of angelic intervention in biblical times and tells how to activate angels in our modern day lives as well.

Words are the most powerful things in the universe! The words you speak will either put you over in life or hold you in bondage. Many people have been held captive in their circumstances by their own words. The absence of God's word in your life will rob you of faith in his ability...Put yourself in a position to receive God's best for you by speaking his Word. God's creative power is still just as it was in the beginning of time when he stood there and said, "Light-be," and light was.

Just when 17-year-old Matt thinks he can't handle one more piece of terrible news, he meets a girl who’s dealt with a lot more - and who just might be able to clue him in on how to rise up when life keeps knocking him down - in this wry, gritty novel from the author of When I Was the Greatest. Matt wears a black suit every day. No, not because his mom died - although she did, and it sucks.

The Return of Don Quixote centres on the character of Michael Herne, a gentle, quiet librarian. When Michael finds himself cast as a king in a medieval play, he reluctantly fulfils the role. But after the play's end, peculiar things start to occur: Michael begins donning armour, adopts chivalric ideals and boldly questions the hypocrisies of modern society. As Michael rallies for a movement that tackles misplaced power and dishonour, it's clear that a new Don Quixote is in town…

Squire Vane, a noble man from Cornwall, has three 'peacock trees' in his local village, imported by his ancestors. However, a sinister legend hovers around these trees: it is said that they are destined to spread disease and bring severe misfortune to those who cross them. A rationalist to his core and allergic to any form of superstition, Squire dismisses these rumours as nothing but foolish whispers. But when some local village people raise the topic with Squire, he can take no more – angered, he insists on spending the night sleeping beneath the trees to prove their harmlessness.

Is God frustrated by our tears and weakness? Does He weep with us or is He aloof and uncaring? In Free to Weep, Brittany Allen looks to biblical texts to reveal the God who is “near to the brokenhearted” (Psalm 34:18). In each chapter, Brittany combats and corrects lies and half-truths women (including herself) tend to believe about suffering, like:

Tessa James came to the lake to disappear. After her boyfriend leaves her for her best friend, Tessa rents a quiet lakeside cottage with one plan in mind: write, heal, and avoid anything that feels too much like hope. A month alone sounds perfect—until a summer storm brings an unexpected visitor to her door.

For the God of War, death has always been a part of life. Violence was sweet meat to his mouth. But now Ares is faced with a new dilemma, one unlike any he has ever faced before. He's been accused of an unrighteous murder. This accusation has placed a dark stain on his bloody reputation and struck a disturbing chord in his black heart.

Dying once was supposed to be enough. After everything with the shadow gods, I thought I understood the enemy. I was wrong. Something ancient is stirring beneath the ruins—something that even the gods fear. The bond we share grows stronger—and more dangerous—with every heartbeat. My powers...

Seven years ago, a virus destroyed our world, and my life hasn't been the same since. Anxiety isn't new to me. But I'm pregnant in the apocalypse, and I'm hiding in his city. The skull—a member of Glasgow's most feared groups—left me with more than a passion-filled memory, and I'm not prepared to let him find out.

This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES & JOHN WATSON The case of the stolen penny farthing bicycle. This completely new story I have written involves the 10 year old boys who will be the great detective Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson, his assistant, when they grow up...

Winner of the Yorkshire Post Novel of the Year Award. From the bestselling author of the Cazalet Chronicles, Elizabeth Jane Howard, Getting It Right is a touching comedy about a young man trying desperately to come of age. Gavin – a sensitive, shy, hairdresser in the West End – is, at...

A lost journal. A restless ghost. A murder that could change everything. When mother-daughter duo Lily Bennett and Cassie McGuire travel to Savannah in search of a legendary pirate’s journal, they expect a thrilling adventure—just not one that comes with supernatural interference. The ghost of Henrietta Nicholls is determined to use the journal to communicate more. But their search takes a dark turn when the man Clifton inhabits—local tech whiz Nate Johnson—is accused of murder.

New Orleans, 1953. Eight-year-old Delphine Larouche only cares about three things: saving her stray puppy “Bandit”, ignoring the voices from the bayou, and understanding her father’s growing illness. As the voices in the bayou grow louder, and her father’s sickness becomes more severe, her mother is forced to call Miss Sabine Duroche-Laveau, a Voudou practitioner, who will cleanse him of his demons. But little does anyone know, the thing that has haunted her father’s mind for so many years has been trying to escape.

Somerton Police Captain Ed Freemen thought he had seen his last demon when he left Lake Hope, but evil has unfinished business with him. When Ed answers a call about a body in a field, he expects another routine case—until the “victim” is found alive, his mangled body impossibly tied to a gruesome farm accident. And watching from the crowd is Ed's old mentor...who died six months ago. More bodies turn up, each death more cryptic than the last. This isn’t just a murder spree. It’s a supernatural conspiracy, a diabolical game of chess, with Ed as the king piece under siege.

The Stupid-Looking Part is the brutally honest guide to the awkward, embarrassing, underappreciated stretch that almost every breakthrough passes through before it works.

When you listen to A Retrospect, you are not just hearing history—you are stepping into the inner life of J. Hudson Taylor as he learns to trust God under pressure.

Mike and Josh finally have everything under control. This time there are no surprises, no unexpected attacks, just the earth moving and water surging exactly as predicted. Everything's going according to plan, and it will all work out just fin... Wait! What was that? Did you see that? Oh no, here we go again! The boys might finally be in over their heads. Good thing they have great parents, supportive friends, and a God who guides them. Otherwise those toxic gasses and hidden doors might be the last thing they ever...