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Philadelphia, 1778. The British are watching, the French have arrived, and freedom is still a rumor. Claire Valois-widowed, fluent, almost invisible-steps ashore with a sewing basket and a deadlier cargo: messages written in lemon ink, meant for General Washington's spies and Rochambeau's officers. Her nerve and quiet brilliance pull her through candlelit taverns, Loyalist parlors, and river crossings where one wrong glance can end a war-or a life. Shadowing her is Captain Edward Ashford, a British dragoon who prides himself on restraint and never misses a seam.

From Tree to Tree is a gentle, story-rich Easter devotional that invites children to discover why the cross matters — not as a symbol of sadness, but as the place where new life began. Through simple reflections, visual storytelling, and age-appropriate biblical insight, this devotional traces God's redemptive story from the first tree in the garden to the tree of the cross, helping children understand Easter in a way that feels clear, meaningful, and full of hope.

In a small Pennsylvania town, an ordinary young couple faces an extraordinary truth. Mary never expected her doctor’s words: pregnant, but unexplainable. Joseph never expected to stay, but he couldn’t walk away. Together, they are pulled into a journey through snowstorms, crowded roads, and closed doors—searching for safety, dignity, and a place to welcome new life.

Are you carrying the weight of everyone else’s expectations? This book hands that weight back—politely, firmly, and for good. In The Let Me Theory, Amelia Hart shows you how to stop living by invisible rules—“shoulds,” people-pleasing, and fear—and start living by self-permission, boundaries, and truth. It’s a clear-eyed field manual for reclaiming your time, energy, and identity—without apology.

It started as a joke. A desperate stream. A way to stay relevant. Ashley Rae—“Ace” to her followers—thought she’d seen the worst of internet fame: burnout, harassment, bankruptcy. But the night she launched a gimmicky “you donate, I obey” stream, she got a new subscriber. One who didn’t stop. One who made demands. Every command came with a tip. Every dare more violent than the last. And Ace, drunk on viewership and dopamine, kept going—until she couldn’t stop.

From the Garden of Eden to the Manger in Bethlehem: A Guided Christian Meditation is a 31-day journey of stillness and reflection that traces God’s promise of a Savior from Eden to Bethlehem. Unlike an activity-based devotional, this edition invites listeners of all ages — children, families, and adults — to pause, breathe, and imagine the story of Christmas in a fresh way. Written in simple, kid-friendly language for ages 8–12, yet rich with meaning for adults, it helps hearts of every generation draw nearer to Jesus.

Delilah West didn’t come to New York for love—she came to build an empire. A rising design star with sharp teeth and sharper ambition, she knows her work can outlast gossip. But the city has a way of exposing every secret, and Delilah’s most dangerous one is already on the edge of discovery. Cassian Hart, the steady man who followed her here, is both her anchor and her storm. Emily Chen, bold and relentless, is the woman who makes Delilah’s pulse race and her defenses crumble.