Kelda Laing Poynot

Kelda Laing Poynot has one piece of encouragement for parents entering the teenage years: if you made it through toddlerhood, you have the tools to make it through this new stage of parenting teens. Living with teens can oftentimes be an unpleasantly daunting task, but in TWPH: Insights into Living with Teens, Kelda sheds a different light on this particular blip in the parenting timeline, sharing hope, inspiration, and encouragement along the way. TWPH: Insights into Living with Teens provides practical advice from a mom of four grown adults to the parent of the preteen afraid of the pending teenage years. Kelda answers questions about how to navigate the changes and challenges the teen years bring. After reading this book, parents will realize they are more prepared for the teenage years than they may think. TWPH is all about encouragement and confidence for parents of teens.

Tiana Evelynne Reynolds is a rare disorder, and Christopher Andrews has an advanced case. He's got it bad It's frustrating enough being a sixteen-year-old boy with football and school and work, but when his best friend since forever returns their junior year and doesn't remember him, he begins to question everything: his family, their town, and the odd circumstances surrounding Tiana's summers at her aunt's house.What if Tiana never remembers him? What if there are forces beyond his control?

How long would you be willing to sacrifice your love for duty? Dawes has kept his love for the alluring Sefa a secret for the last three years at her request, but it hasn't been easy since his job is to provide security detail for her brother, Hashim If it was up to him, Dawes would have already pursued a relationship with this generous, fun, and caring woman, but Sefa knows her family wouldn't be thrilled, and she isn't ready to risk Dawes' position guarding her brother. As their tryst takes them to numerous places around the globe, Dawes' love for Sefa grows, as does his need to attend confession with his priest. The discretion and caution their affair requires makes it increasingly difficult for Dawes, a nice, rule-following guy, leaving him questioning if he will have to choose love over career. For fans of Sweet Caroline, DAWES is the perfect companion, filling in the gaps and telling more of Caroline and Hashim's love story through a dual timeline. There is no shortage of action, adventure, and romance for the reader wishing to escape into a world of intrigue and high stakes.

Southern charm, sweet tea, and Tater Tots(TM) mixed with a hint of international espionage and romance. Welcome to the new world of Caroline Sweet. Hashim, mysterious and (of course) handsome, is Caroline's new tenant in the garage apartment and she can't figure out if she's captivated or frightened by his intensity and intelligence. Maybe a little bit of both if she lets herself think about it, but Caroline has other important things to pay attention to: navigating grad school, working full-time, her brother's military deployment, her mother's battle with dementia, and the loneliness that has been her companion since her father died. Circumstances escalate after Caroline invites Hashim to join her for a meal of Tater Tot (TM) casserole and suddenly finds herself thrust into Hashim's dangerous and complex world of secrecy and political power plays. She has no choice but to marry him because her very life depends on it. For Hashim, marrying Caroline (who is unlike any woman he has... um... dated) was the last thing he wanted, but now it's the only choice to keep her safe. He never meant to put her in danger, and his sense of responsibility has him signing paperwork, taking Caroline as his wife, and sending her to live with his family. While without her husband in a foreign country, her aloof mother-in-law's presence makes Caroline wonder if she is fated to be alone for the rest of her life. Told from a dual perspective, this suspenseful, action-packed story will have you on the edge of your seat, quickly flipping pages, and rooting for these two struggling and flawed people as they learn what it means to love and be loved.

In this thought-provoking book, Kelda Laing Poynot invites readers on a spiritual journey of reflection, understanding that one must look around before deciding how to take a step forward. Through personal anecdotes and deep reflection, Kelda shares her journey, in a way that reads like a conversation with a friend over coffee, of following the Lord's calling on her life and the challenges and growth experienced along the way. Including discussion questions for each chapter, this book is perfect for a small group study or personal journaling. Call Their Hearts Home encourages the reader to seek guidance from God throughout the decision-making process. Her vulnerable and honest storytelling will inspire readers to examine their spiritual journeys and the role of relationships in their lives.