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A wonderful guide for beginning or ending your hectic day in the presence of God. What Jesus Did is a one-year devotional guide to the Gospel of John, using one short passage each day and following the Gospel in consecutive order. Each passage is followed by a reflection and a prayer. The reflection opens up the day's Scripture and shows how it challenges us to live for Jesus.

Missionary Francis Newberry was a loving mother, a devoted wife, and a faithful servant of the Lord--those qualities shifted when her life was threatened by her abusive husband. A heated argument created a ghastly scene that sent Francis to jail for the crime of a double homicide--husband and the neighbor. Frozen in unprecedented horror, she turns to the one man known as Esquire.

Lum has always been on the outside. At eight, she was diagnosed with what we now call an intersex condition and is told she can't expect to marry. Now, at thirty-three, she has no home of her own but is shuttled from one relative's house to another—valued for her skills, but never treated like a...

“The way you were smiling to yourself, I figured you were thinking ‘bout your man.” Still in the blush of her honeymoon, Chrissy wanted to see the whole world in love.“My man,” Maggie sighed. “Nope, I wasn’t thinking about him.”Maggie’s chances for landing that elusive recording...

Eccentric inventor Willie Spence has a unique outlook on life and marches to the beat of his own drum. His small cottage on Cape Cod is a tangled labyrinth of half-finished gadgets and gizmos. But when a visitor to the area takes an interest in a local girl, Willie plays a role in fanning the flames of this budding romance.

A foster girl with a dangerous past is adopted. When she sees her foster brother, she immediately has a crush on him. Through the journey of their lost tale, she finds friends, but the worst that could possibly happen comes true. She goes through rough times. Will the love that they share be the same when she comes back? When she does, did she lose the most important thing to her?

Homer Aldrich Winthrop was a neurologist who died of a neurological illness. That’s all Homer Jr.’s mother will say about his father, who died when he was 2, and any prodding for details results in silence, evasion, or sudden migraine headaches. So by age 12, Homer’s given up asking. But...

Joe Miller isn't a vindictive kind of guy. But when the chance comes to pay back someone who made his high school days a nightmare he can't pass it up. Revenge is his goal. Will it be sweet?

Ann hates the house she grew up in. It is filled with memories of a difficult childhood. When her mother's stroke brings her back to the place, she wants nothing more than to put it - and her entire past - behind her. Can an old neighbor help her see the good she can take away from her old despised home?

Mitch is the kind of guy who tries to do what is right. Then he learns that one of his college roomates is guilty of a terrible crime. What's a friend to do?

Fiction River readers make the call in this latest volume of Fiction River Presents. From a reluctant warrior fighting a battle in her own backyard, to a man coming to terms with the racial inequality of his youth, to a romance blooming out of adversity, Readers’ Choice offers up favorite stories...

The fate of a kingdom lies in the hands of a child. The fate of the child lies in the hands of Kele Targossa, the soldier sworn to protect her. Can Kele thwart the schemes of an evil woman who wants the throne for herself?

Hi, my name is Joe Cobra. I was born on January 24, 1942. As a young boy at five years old, my parents sent me to military school where I trained in the military arts I learn how to shoot a hand gun which is an M45, M16 machine gun and hand to hand combat. I also learned how to kill a person... and this is my story.