by Miriam C. Crouch

4.0 stars – 3 reviews

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“Heartwarming, poignant… a joy to read.” –Writer’s Digest

Claire Chastain reflects on her journey of childhood innocence and discovery in small-town Texas in the 1950s. She and best friend Libby share a lifetime of challenges and friendship although Claire is pampered and sheltered in contrast to street-savvy Libby. Claire is blindsided by her mother’s devastating illness and ensuing conflicts with her beloved father. Her world of family traditional values crumbles and her lifelong dreams shatter.

For the first time, she must make her own way and her own forever decisions. Libby has lived a life of poverty before being adopted by a ranch family and hides behind her tough outer shell to cover her deep emotional scars and broken spirit. She copes with continuing conflict (guilt, isolation and abandonment) after giving up her family for one with comfort and security but no emotional connection. Personal growth and redemption triumph in a heart-warming story of the power of love and forgiveness.

by Genein Letford

5.0 stars – 4 reviews

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Want to eliminate debt, build savings and create opportunities for financial freedom?

Genein shows you how to go from $100,000 of debt to building wealth. This book uses hilarious stories and step-by-step strategies to guide you in creating the financial freedom you deserve.

From Debt To Destiny will show you:

-How to stop debt ruining your life
-How to prevent high interest rates eating away at your savings
-How to avoid the “salary penalty” of a low-paid job
-How to not get suckered into the worst deals on cars and other expenses
-How to deal with debt and decrease your loans while in college
-How to invest while still paying off debt
-How to stop living a money-stressed life and start living a life of purpose!

If you’re ready to stop being a slave to your money and live a life in which your money serves you, your family and your mission, this is the book for you!

by Dean Cantave

5.0 stars – 2 reviews

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Father, Blogger, U.S.Navy Veteran, and 20-year IT Professional Dean Cantave shares a very personal story on how he separated from the U.S. Military in 2006 and entered into civilian life to build his Information Technology career. He shares the strategy, the mindset, and the action plan that he used to go from $15 an hour to a 6-figure salary in Information Technology by the age of 35.

by Clarice G. James

4.8 stars – 18 reviews

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When a door opens for Gracie Camden to leave Cape Cod and move to Manhattan as a nanny for a Juilliard drama instructor, she fully expects God to use her acting talent and launch her to stardom. She’s been here been six months. What’s taking him so long?

Seymour Kaufman relocates to New York City from Iowa due to a shortage of mohels (circumcisers) in the tri-state Messianic congregations. Secretly, he hopes to explore a deeper relationship with Metropolitan Opera star and fellow Moldovan, Polina Zelenka. Seymour is conflicted when he meets her less complicated, widowed cousin.

Meanwhile, fresh from Palm Beach, the Chief plans to cap off his short yet lucrative career as an international jewel thief with a multi-million dollar heist during the Met’s gala in Polina’s honor. His usual modus operandi is to work alone—but this time is different.

While Seymour celebrates every closed door by believing God will open a better one, Gracie whines and wonders why God doesn’t bless her plans. Gracie finally learns success is not about making it big in the Big Apple, but about living God’s perfect plan for your life.

by Yoseph Komem

4.2 stars – 41 reviews

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An unbelievable survival story in the face of the Holocaust

While the Holocaust rages, two very young brothers, Yoseph and Yitzhak, adopt false Christian identities and hide in the Aryan side of Polish cities and countryside.

Their lives, as well as the lives of their parents, swing wildly between the terror of being apprehended by the cruel regime and collaborators of the Reich, to their desperate need to continue living “freely” outside the ghetto walls.

They undergo an agonizing five and a half years, mostly in constant fear that their false identities will be exposed and their lives ended.

“Courage and Grace” is the chilling story of one small family’s bid for survival against the brutal Nazi occupation, aided by the courageous, uncompromising support of non-Jewish acquaintances and strangers all the way through to their rebirth in the new State of Israel.