by Skye Malone

4.4 stars – 730 reviews

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“Awesome lore, thrilling story, and tons of characters to adore…I just loved Awaken!” – Jena of ShortieSays review blog

I’m Chloe Kowalski, and I promise you, I never planned on growing scales.

Of course, I never planned on running away from home either. Or being targeted by killers. My only goal was to take a vacation to the beach—and maybe get to know my best friend’s hot stepbrother better at the same time.

Too bad I fell into the ocean.

Now I’ve got a mermaid tail, madmen are hunting me, and a mysterious guy with glowing blue eyes is following me. And that hot stepbrother? Oh, he’s got secrets all his own.

It was supposed to be a vacation. Now it’s the fight of my life.

by Tamika Thomas

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In the eyes of many, people who are too emotional are coined too sensitive. They do not have a “backbone” and need to have “thick skin”. While this is true that we are “too sensitive”, it is also true that we have this amazing ability to constantly overextend ourselves to help others through their trials and tribulations. We love too hard, lose ourselves in other people’s ideas of us, and exhaust ourselves, succumbing to emotional and mental instability such as having meltdowns, anxiety, and anger issues.

This “journeying” is for those who are ready to transition from being the go-to doormat to becoming the STONE that courageously and unapologetically says “NO!” It is for those who have reached their limits and are ready to cultivate and master the art of their own truth and happiness.

Part 1: Being a Sensitive one—You discover the patterns leading to the detrimental habits that caused you to lose yourself.

Part 2: Becoming a Sensitive Stone—you learn to “toughen up” while maintaining your compassion.

Part 3: Balancing the Stone—with any power there is balance that must be exercised otherwise you risk losing yourself again.

Part 4: Affirmations and Practices—These little gems remind you of your efforts no matter how small they are and help you continue to grow into the self you are meant to be!

As one embarks on this journey, they are still maintaining their compassionate nature, but through their newfound inner strength, they will live confidently, boldly, and peacefully.

by Sandra Leslie White

4.8 stars – 8 reviews

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“We live in a world awash in love stories. Most of them are lies. They are not love stories at all – they are lust stories, sex fantasy stories, domination stories. From the cradle we are fed on lies about love.” – Introduction to Hosea by Eugene Peterson, The Message Bible

My God My Man is based upon my own adventure into the Book of Hosea, the Old Testament Prophet of Love. It details a journey I embarked upon one hot summer day on a beach in South Texas. Little did I know that I was about to be rescued from a lifetime of lust stories, and invited into a lasting story about love.

God calls Himself “Ishi” in Hosea 2:16 which is the Hebrew name for “my man.” It is a term of endearment that Hebrew women use to lay claim to their loving husbands. Why is God calling Himself a name my eyes had never seen, my ears had never heard, and my heart had never received?

As I studied more and more about the enigmatic Ishi, I found myself meandering down a path where where faith and scholarship walked hand in hand. It was on this journey where lust was lost, with all the pain from my past, and where love was found, with all the promises for my future.

By embracing the truths within My God My Man, I am certain you will discover a pathway for healing your hurting heart. You will leave a world filled with lustful lies far behind, and enter into a life overflowing with lasting love.

It is a journey worth taking. I promise. He is who He says He is: My God My Man.

by Cynthia Rayne

4.3 stars – 103 reviews

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For love or money.Things can’t get any worse for Belle. She’s down to her last ten bucks and can’t make the rent. Belle needs a job, any job.And that’s when she’s abducted by mafia henchmen.Dix is a mob boss and being bad pays damn good. Since his wife died, he’s thrown himself into work, until he meets Belle. He offers her a job, she can’t afford to refuse…his mistress.And Dix steps into the unlikely role of protector when someone tries to abduct Belle. But who’s after her?

by M. L. Ray

4.6 stars – 34 reviews

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by D.P. Payne

4.1 stars – 126 reviews

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