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After eight years, Laura Harrison has returned from Chicago to Minneapolis, and reunited with her estranged family. She finds her dream job with hard-nosed, workaholic attorney, Kevin Myers. Just when Laura is beginning to enjoy life with her family and friends at home, her past life in Chicago reaches out to threaten her new found security. At what cost to her and those around her will she be able to untangle the mess her former life has left?Kevin Myers is an attorney in Minneapolis. His passion and drive to fight for his clients, earned the nickname, "the pit bull", which he takes great pride in. After hiring Laura Harrison as his legal secretary, Kevin thought he had won the secretary lottery. His office and business had never run smoother. When Laura's past threatens to endanger both of them, Kevin becomes not only her attorney, but her friend and protector. While helping Laura to deal with the ghosts of her past, Kevin continues to be haunted by his own dark memories.Can Kevin and Laura work together to overcome their pasts, and build new lives for themselves and each other?

In this reflective guide, Debbie Williams walks you through the discipline and relationship of prayer--a new life of passion and purpose awaits you.With an enthusiastic invitation to use her book as an interactive guide to deepen the reader's prayer, Debbie Williams sets out to redirect the focus from us to God, who is divine, and who can accomplish all things. Using the acronym PRAY for Praise, Repent, Ask, and Yield, she encourages a study of God's attributes with an A-Z exploration which ranges from Almighty to Zealous God. Each chapter reveals more of who God is and how He alone is capable to meet our every need as we recognize who He truly is.

Riddle Me This is a fun collection of riddles for people of all ages. These riddles were taken out of the King James Version of the Bible and are about its popular characters. You don't have to be a brainiac to solve these riddles. Sit back and enjoy these fun filled riddles.

A year and a half after losing her husband on the beach at Normandy, Emma Vincent receives another crushing blow, which forces her to leave her husband's beloved family farm and start life anew in another town in Nebraska. Just as she and her three children are beginning to adjust to their new life, Emma encounters a family member of her late husband's. After hearing his accounts of seeing Warren in Europe during the war, questions begin to arise about how Warren's death occurred; or whether he did actually die. As she takes steps to attempt to unravel this mystery, she begins to wonder if the truth is worth what the cost might be to her and her children.

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When Lexi Carter fills in at the last minute as a bride's maid at a friend's wedding, she looks out at the wedding guests and receives a shock. There was Greg smiling up at her. She realizes right away that the day had come that she couldn't keep her secret any longer. It wasn't fair to Greg or her son. They both deserved to know the truth. The only problem was what would the cost of the truth be to her?

After the death of their mother, Eve and Meri Tolle realize that for the first time in their lives, they are going to have to take care of themselves. The sisters soon part ways. Meri heads for New York and Eve leaves their home in Illinois and finds a job working at a diner in South Dakota. One wintry cold night in January, Eve finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time. She quickly flees to Montana to avoid anyone finding out about her involvement in what happened on that unfortunate night. She changes her name and begins a whole new life. Just when her life as Evelyn Taylor is coming together, she discovers that someone is looking for Eve Tolle. Is her sister, Meri, trying to find her, or does someone know what really happened on that January night in South Dakota?

As the story of the Green and Foster families continue, they welcome new friends into their fold. Kay West works for Sarah at her lawn and garden center. She is a divorced woman recovering from a very abusive relationship. She meets Jim, the father of Ronnie, who is a friend of Brad and Sarah's children. As romance begins to bloom, Kay wonders how she can tell him the secret that she has shared with none of her friends. Mary Miller is the mother of another of the Green children's friends. After her husband leaves her, Mary finds that's she needs to take her children to Tucson to live with her mother. The loss of their friends devastates all the Green children. Dale Riley was Brad Green's college roommate. After he moves from Texas to Arizona to join Brad's veterinary practice, he is ready to settle down, but he keeps encountering women who are turned off by the fact that he works with cows. Will he ever find a woman that can fit into his country lifestyle?As the Green and Foster families struggle to help their friends, life continues to throw obstacles in their path; a fire breaks out, someone vanishes without a trace, and a runaway child stuns them all.

In the fourth and final book of the series we meet Dave Winters, a student at Arizona State, about to graduate and begin his life his as a veterinarian. At the end of his final class, his instructor, Brad Green, offers him an opportunity to interview with him and his partners for a position as a veterinarian. As he meets the Green and Foster families, along with the other families in "The Fold", he becomes intrigued with the closeness of the group. Having been raised in the foster system, he is easily drawn into the warmth and friendships of this extended family. He soon learns that as close as these family members are, there are unspoken questions that remain unanswered. "Why did Maddie flee to Reno and refuse to come home?" "What happened to Tommy and Megan that kept them apart for so long?" "Where is Tommy's biological mother?"As he begins to feel accepted as a part of the group, one of the family members steps up and offers to help him solve the mystery of his own existence, but are some mysteries best left unsolved?