Everything He Needs

Turner has only one thing on his mind—killing the man who chained him and made his life hell. The problem is that Turner can’t exactly announce what he’s up to, and he can’t ask for help, even though he sorely needs it. He can only continue training and hope it won’t take him years to get his hands on Alpha Rhodes. Raven was there when Turner was rescued, and he cares about the man. When his alpha’s son asks him to check in on Turner, he can’t say no. When his alpha asks him to train Turner and keep an eye on him because he knows what Turner is up to, his answer is still yes. Neither of them expected to fall in love. Turner can’t afford to focus on Raven, and Raven can’t allow Turner to kill anyone. Is their relationship doomed, or will they be able to find their way through the anger and need for revenge and realize they already have everything they need—each other?

Nia is a romance bookshop owner who has lost faith in love. So when she meets her new neighbor, she ignores the butterflies in her stomach and reminds herself that love is only in books. However NYPD's Walker Hale isn't about to let her get away. Let the chase begin! This sweet and funny romance has lots of twists and steamy turns. There is a happy ending but these two are going to have to work for it!

SWAT member Falcon Hale has to watch over his army buddy's sister for a few days; until the cops catch her stalker. Falcon thinks Aria is a rich, ice princess with no heart. Aria thinks Falcon is a playboy and a bully with no manners. They both swear they hate each other, but the spark that appears when they are together, has nothing to do with hate... This book has it all: Humor, drama and lots of steamy scenes! And like all our books, a very happy ending! Enjoy! Book 3 out soon!

Pastor Myles Avery and his best friend, Deacon Slone, find themselves at odds when the wealthy and world-renowned former ballerina, Victoria Davenport, solicits Myles' help in coming to their small town. Myles’ effort to honor her wish for confidentiality leads to speculations, leaving the church board doubting his fitness for the role. At the center of the conflict, and a target in the small town, Victoria is determined nothing will distract her from finding the answers she's searching for. But, can she handle the ultimate distraction of an uphill battle to avoid falling love? Will she find her answers, or will she cause Myles' downfall?

The hazrat has always won. And He will always win.

Tommy O Shea is raising his seven younger brothers and sisters without any help from his drug abusing father and stepmother. Since he was fifteen years old, he's managed to keep the children fed and out of foster care. It takes up every ounce of his energy and the last thing he needs is romance complicating his life further. Rookie cop Bobby McAlister doesn't belong in Tommy s harsh world, but Tommy can t push him out. As their unlikely friendship turns into a tentative relationship, they weather the daily storm of Tommy s life with a lot of laughs and more than a few arguments. Tommy isn't used to trusting outsiders, and he's never asked for help in his life. But when a tragedy strikes the O'Shea family and threatens everything he's fought for, he'll have to learn to do both to recover from the brutal hit. "

In Haunted Children Arthur F. Roemmelt, M.D., relates stories of his years as a child psychiatrist, sharing the experiences of children with a variety of psychiatric disorders and emphasizing the intensive and creative relationship necessary for the children to develop in a healthy fashion. The author discusses the movement of psychiatry away from psychotherapy toward strategic interventions and pharmacology and the consequences of this transformation. He argues that, although the latter treatment is seen as more efficient and available, it can also promote certain maladies such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and child abuse. Roemmelt concludes that what essentially is troubling many children is better confronted in therapy rather than treated with medications.

Heaven is my destination, but it is not my destiny. Many will reach their destination, but few will achieve their destiny. Prophetic parable matures into prophetic reality as His presence draws us into the realm of 'all God.' Here, what we believe becomes what we experience and what we know becomes flesh in mere mortal man. When we leave Egypt, we leave the bondage we hate, but when we leave the wilderness, we must leave the sin we crave. But He will not condemn what He has redeemed. His Blood covers us until His Power delivers us. This book is not for the casual reader. It is for those who hunger, not for education, but for reality; not for religion, but for Him. The world awaits the love of a people who know they are forgiven.