Kirjahaku

When statistics show that more than half of marriages end in divorce and relationships are more temporary, it might make some question if true love still exists. C. Nathaniel Brown wrote Baking Pies & Making Love as a resource for couples who desire to build strong relationships and families. Inside, you'll find transparent stories of failures and successes from the author as he provides practical tips from the ups and downs of nearly 24 years of marriage. It includes chapters on Maintaining Your Identity; Making Love; Childrearing; Dealing with Difficult Times and more. Although the book is written from a married perspective, the concepts are based on discovering your true identity, building strong relationships, and maintaining love as a team.

In the Morning is an uplifting anthology of writers sharing stories to inspire, motivate and encourage readers. These stories and essays highlight overcoming obstacles to achieve success, testimonies that show favor in the writers' lives, and how writers have found inspiration in some of their darkest times which encouraged them to continue their journey. Their transparencies offer hope and healing in a time when so many need it.

I Though You Should Know is an emotionally empowering anthology of writers sharing letters, lessons, and stories intended to be a cultural and family heirloom. These writings are lessons learned during contributing authors' lives that they want to pass down to their children; letters written to their younger selves and their older selves; stories to remember years later; and messages they hope someone will read long after they are gone. This is a journey of recording history, documenting the present, and leaving a legacy for the future.