by Amelia Rose

4.7 stars – 824 reviews

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Pastor John is a shining light in the darkness — and a surprising twist in Mary’s story. A love story is about to unfurl… but it isn’t the one she expected, and she will have to deal with far more heartache before she can find happiness.
Daphne’s hopes of a happy marriage are short-lived, and her husband-to-be skips town with another woman.
Her runaway-groom’s brother, Parker, is Daphne’s rock, and she’s immediately drawn to him as he fights to track down his older brother.
But Daphne’s heart is full… When he succeeds, which brother will she choose?
Eloisa arrives in Daisy Creek looking for a simpler life. Responding to an ad placed by a small-town banker, she’s determined to follow her heart.
But Eloisa soon learns that David might not be the charming and principled man she imagined. Will he ever change his ways, or is she about to make the biggest mistake of her life?

In Daisy Creek Brides: Books 1-4, you’ll find four captivating stories of love, heartbreak, and determination. Follow these strong brides as they seek happiness in small-town life, and immerse yourself in the whispers of romance rippling through Daisy Creek.

by Leslie DuBois

4.2 stars – 252 reviews

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Updated Version 8/12/2011 Includes Reading Group Questions Warning: This book tackles difficult subjects. The views and decisions of the characters do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the author. Though it is against the law in 1960s Virginia, Stephen Phillips wants to marry his colored neighbor, Ruthie. Growing up in a physically abusive home, his love for Ruthie was the only thing that helped him survive. Instead of giving in to social and family prejudice, Stephen decides to fight for love. And it’s a fight that could lead to murder. Racism and revenge darken this psychological drama set against the backdrop of the segregated South.

by Dr. Ruth Shamir Popkin

4.4 stars – 8 reviews

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In this intriguing work based on years of research, Dr. Ruth Shamir Popkin guides readers through critical issues at the center of debate, both in the Jewish world in Israel and in the Jewish Diaspora that are critical to the continuity of the Jewish people.The book elegantly addresses multiple questions revolving around Jewish identity, such as:Who is a Jew?Are Jews a nation or no more than a religious community?What does Jewish identity look like today, and how has it been affected by antisemitism?How do Diaspora Jews view Israeli identity and how do Israelis view Diaspora Jews?Dr. Shamir Popkin reviews these complex and continually changing Jewish identities. She contends that Jews have no alternative – if their overarching identity is to be preserved then they must internalize multiculturalism to create an inclusive Jewish identity for the 21st century, in spite of the acute conflicts.

by Allen Kent

4.4 stars – 107 reviews

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When an explosion at a public water project rocks tranquil Crayton, Missouri, Sheriff Colby Tate and his unlikely band of deputies are drawn into the murky world of global vendetta killing. As they scramble to protect three immigrant families to their rural Ozark community, a mysterious amulet found at the site of the blast hints at connections to Tate’s past and to a romance and military history he is struggling to leave behind. In Book Two in the Colby Tate Mystery Series, USA Today bestselling author Allen Kent interweaves a tale of deception, romance, and murder that will keep you guessing right to the final sentence.