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A Seat at the Table is the story of the founding of Busboys and Poets, a Washington, D.C.–based restaurant that has become a celebrated hub for political activism. Named in honor of Langston Hughes, who worked as a busboy while writing poetry, the restaurant is the creation of Andy Shallal, an Iraqi American restaurateur, artist, and activist.

The Catholic Student’s Daily Prayer Guide: 21 Reflections for Strength and Peace is a daily lifeline for Catholic students navigating the pressures of school, social life, and spiritual growth. This short, powerful devotional offers 21 faith-filled reflections, each including a Scripture passage, a heartfelt meditation, and a student-focused prayer. Designed for busy schedules, each short entry delivers deep spiritual guidance rooted in Catholic tradition.

Bess Throckmorton defies her notorious background and lack of education to become Queen Elizabeth’s Gentlewoman and trusted confidante. Forced to choose between loyalty and love, duty and desire, will she risk her queen’s anger by marrying adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh without permission? Entangled in a web of intrigue, from the glittering Palace of Whitehall to the cells of the Tower of London, Bess endures tragedy and injustice, becoming a resilient, determined woman, who takes nothing for granted.

From mistletoe mishaps to fondue fiascos, this delicious collection of bite-sized love stories serves up charm, chaos, and chemistry—one holiday at a time. In Love on the Holiday Menu, thirty romantic comedies unfold across seasons and celebrations: a Christmas cookie sabotage turns into sweet redemption, a Valentine’s nugget artist wins over a grumpy regular, and two Black Friday shoppers brawl over the last baguette—then share it in the snow. With foodie flirtations, festive meet-cutes, and more than a few kitchen disasters, each story brings laughter, heart, and flavor to the table.

Camille Sanders fled Clearwater with nothing but a scarred heart and a suitcase full of fear. Returning to her late grandmother’s Savannah home, she longs for safety, a steady job, and a life untouched by the shadows she left behind. But safety, she quickly learns, is an illusion. A silver Audi in the distance. A voice from the past on the phone. A letter was left on her porch with no signature. Someone is watching. Just as Camille begins to piece her life back together, she meets Wesley Jackson—a quiet, battle-worn firefighter carrying secrets of his own.

In "Pain," Michael DeMarais powerfully expresses the deep emotional turmoil stemming from loss, betrayal, and the struggle to heal. The poem presents a vivid depiction of the impact of toxic relationships and the haunting memories they leave behind. Metaphors like suffocating in darkness and being buried under emotional weight illustrate the protagonist's feelings of despair and isolation. However, there is a significant shift towards hope and resilience as the narrator reflects on their journey from pain to eventual self-acceptance and liberation.

She never meant to fall for the country star. He never expected to find his muse in the woman with walls higher than his fame. Dottie Monroe has spent years hiding in plain sight. Working backstage at the Nashville's most famous country music showcase, keeping her past locked tight behind a quick wit and a no-nonsense attitude. Music was once her escape, but it’s been a long time since she let herself dream of anything more. Enter Chandler York, country music’s golden boy with charm for days, a career on the rise, and a complicated heart of his own.

What if the system knew your every thought… and it was always listening? In a future ruled by Prime—an all-seeing intelligence that claims to protect—obedience isn't demanded. It's expected. Joseph has always followed the rules. Until the day he doesn't. One small defiance sends him down a path he never imagined—into a hidden world of layered language, vanishing streets, and a Resistance that doesn't just fight… it thinks in code. Thoughts are tracked. Emotions are weaponized. And silence is never safe.

Do you find yourself constantly battling stress almost on a daily? Millions of individuals silently face the same exhaustion, tension, and emotional overwhelm, wondering if there’s a way to break free. What if you could reclaim your life from its grip and step into a calmer, more centered version of yourself? This little book is here to help you with that. It offers practical tools and timeless wisdom to help you navigate life’s chaos with self-compassion and resilience.

Are you struggling with temptations you can’t resist, cycles you can’t break, or bondages that won’t let go? Do you feel like the enemy is constantly attacking, keeping you trapped in spiritual defeat? These are signs that demonic strongholds are operating in your life. But you don’t have to keep fighting the enemy on his terms. Through the work of Jesus, your Advocate in the Courts of Heaven, you have the authority to break every stronghold and experience lasting freedom.

This book, the third and most comprehensive of the Sleep Magic books, is a continuation of the sharing. It is an in-depth exploration of the technique and process of Sleep Magic.

This collection of true stories puts the listener in the action, providing humor and nostalgic adventures of a young boy growing up in America in the 1950's. This book continues where Part One left off, with me being 9 years old and halfway through grade school. This is the second of a four-book series that progresses through grade school, junior high and high school.

Bedtime Stories: Cinematic Dreams is a captivating collection of short, soothing tales designed to transport listeners into vivid, imaginative adventures before sleep. Each story blends gentle storytelling with a cinematic atmosphere—rich imagery, flowing rhythms, and enchanting themes—perfect for calming the mind and inspiring dreamlike journeys.

"I Love You, Mom" is a heartfelt exploration of the enduring strength and tenderness found in the power of a mother's love. This narrative unfolds like a blooming flower, revealing the many layers of care, sacrifice, and unwavering support that characterize the unique bond between a Bunny and his mother. As the story unfolds, listeners are guided through a journey that mirrors the transformative nature of a mother's love. Each minute whispers tales of kindness, patience, and the magical ability to make worries disappear.

In the heart of the enchanted Whispering Woods, the legendary Centaur's Challenge calls to the youngest generation. For Arion, a curious and underestimated colt, it's a chance to prove that courage and wit can outmatch brute strength. As he faces perilous trials and a boastful rival, Brontes, Arion discovers that the path to victory is not always a straight line.

To My Little Girl is a bedtime book that captures the deep, unconditional love a mother feels for her daughter. Through heartfelt words and tender moments, this keepsake story celebrates everything from first giggles and bedtime cuddles to life’s biggest adventures and milestones. Perfect for children ages 3–12, this book is a gentle reminder that no matter how big she grows, your little girl will always be your everything.

Set against the backdrop of a young nation struggling to define its identity, Miss Blue Jacket traces the remarkable life of Frances Lloyd Garrison, mother of the renowned abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison. From New Brunswick to New England to Baltimore, Frances navigates a world shaped by war, trade disruption, disease, and slavery.

Dylan Shepherd—operative turned pariah—confronts the shadows born from the missions he never wanted to survive. Jill Cunningham—once his closest ally, now his fiercest adversary—hunts the truth buried in his past and her own bloodline. And Thread, the prototype daughter raised from regret and war, must decide whether to continue their legacy… or end it.

She had it all. Until the nightmare began. Remi has everything. Two beautiful children. A husband who adores her. A successful Bed & Breakfast. Things don't seem like they could get any better. Until Remi starts having strange dreams taking her into the dark, twisted mind of one of her home's most notorious spirits. When she begins waking up in strange places with Margaret Blackwood's memories instead of her own, Remi knows it's time to acknowledge that her family's home is still haunted. The dark secrets of Blackwood Manor continue to plague her family, and it's up to Remi to stop it.

In the hushed wilderness of southwest Louisiana, shadows linger longer, and secrets sink deeper. When two bodies are discovered in the pine-strewn outskirts of Beauregard Parish, an innocent child dressed for church and his young stepmother whispers stir beneath the magnolias and coffee brews dark at The Oaks Café. Roy Allen Cormier’s arrest stuns a town that watched him grow up and ride his bike down gravel backroads. But guilt is never simple in a place where loyalty runs deep, and justice doesn’t always arrive clean.