Amy George

A marriage can thrive when the husband constantly pursues his wife, seeking to win--again--what he already holds: her heart Through his constant pursuit, a man of God emulates the consistent, gentle pursuit of the Holy Spirit in his own life. The Christian Husband's Handbook challenges the reader to pursue full Christlike masculinity by embracing sacrificial servant leadership in his home. This book offers a fresh perspective on marriage and family living, supported by a bibliography of almost 120 recently published sources. The Handbook features two unique sections at the end of each chapter: 1. ""Listen to the Lady"" offers a woman's reflection on the topics; her thoughts enrich and illustrate the chapter's content in a unique way. 2. ""Deal with It,"" a four-part application section at the end of each chapter, invites the reader to grow as a husband and father by reading additional sources, thinking-reflecting on their content, and then praying about, and acting on, the chapter's primary message. Both authors firmly believe that Christian homes should be places of laughter, joy, and growth as men of God constantly pursue the treasure they already hold.

When William Darcy suffers a sudden health crisis, he immediately realizes two things: his sister will continue to nag him about his nonexistent social life, and he won't stand for it. How can he possibly escape Georgiana's good intentions or the watchful gaze of Aunt Catherine, his assigned babysitter?Cue a midnight getaway to the tackiest place he can think of. Lounge singers, booze, and women of loose moral fiber--Las Vegas, here he comes Elizabeth Bennet lives a quiet life as a UNLV student and a popular cocktail waitress in one of the nicer casinos in town. Though content to see her best friend, Thad, in a blissfully happy relationship, she has no desire to complicate her own life with what will undoubtedly result in a broken heart.Then she serves a drink to a devastatingly handsome Englishman, and all bets, as they say, are off.This is a modern what-if of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. It is intended for an adult audience.

Little Amy never knew her father. One dark night, when she was only a baby, the Soviet secret police forcefully arrested Amy's father ...and condemned him to the frigid wastelands of Siberia. Then as World War II began, the armies of the Third Reich invaded her small Russian village. Amy, a tender seven-year-old child, was taken by cattle car to a slave labor camp and witnessed firsthand the horrors of Hitler's Germany. As the war ends, Amy and her mother make a daring escape, with execution the likely verdict if they are captured. Over the years Amy wondered about her father. Was he still alive? Would she ever see him again? A true story, "Goodbye Is Not Forever" serves as a vivid confirmation of God's never-ending grace in the lives of his children.