For Maya, a weekend at a hot springs with her boisterous friend Rhondey is just what she needs to move forward after her divorce. For Rhondey, it's an opportunity to help Maya cut loose a little, shed some of her inhibitions. Maya doesn't see the need to shed anything, and she's not looking for a teacher. But the more Maya clings to her privacy, the more difficult it is for her to recognize her true teachers...and the right moment to step free. Targeted Age Group:: 30s-50s What Inspired … [Read more...] about After Gardens by Katharine Coldiron
Maggie: A Journey of Love, Loss and Survival by Vicki Tapia
** Solo Medalist: New Apple Literary Awards for Historical Fiction 2018 ** Finalist, Historical Fiction: Next Generation Indie Book Awards 2019 Mt. Clemens, Michigan, 1887. Seventeen and headstrong, with marriage on her mind, Maggie is sure she has found her one true love. But when she collides head-on with betrayal, overwhelming loss and ill-treatment, her life unravels. In a time when women had few rights, Maggie rises above adversity through rare determination and grit, becoming an … [Read more...] about Maggie: A Journey of Love, Loss and Survival by Vicki Tapia
Starting Over after Midlife Divorce by Steven LePoidevin
A midlife divorce does not need to be the end of everything. It can be the beginning of an exciting new future that you never could have imagined. Breaking up later in life brings its own set of problems and worries. Steve LePoidevin offers suggestions and a road map to beginning a fulfilling new life after divorce, based on his own experiences. Since his 20-year marriage ended almost two decades ago, he has lived in three different countries and led an exciting life of work, travel and … [Read more...] about Starting Over after Midlife Divorce by Steven LePoidevin
Interview with Author – Steven LePoidevin
About Steven LePoidevin: I'm originally from Canada where I spent most of my working life teaching mathematics and chemistry, except for a 10-year stint as a professional ceramic artist. Go figure! I guess my brain can't decide which part is in control. After teaching mathematics in China for six years, I retired to Thailand in 2013, where my wife, Nancy, and I lived for the next three years. Since then I have written over 200 articles on retirement and living abroad, mostly for … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Steven LePoidevin
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After growing up heartbroken with an endless series of struggles, Maria Michaels creates a picture-perfect family of her own. But life changes too quickly, and she loses her grip on herself and her two troubled sons. In spite of her desire to give them a better life, they spiral downward on the paths they choose. They must fight through sadness, mistakes and tragedy to find redemption and the love that only a mother can give. Told from a dual perspective of mother and son, we follow the family's … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: The Crossroads of Logan Michaels by James Roberts
Interview with Author – Vicki Tapia
About Vicki Tapia: A native Montanan, Vicki Tapia has lived in south central Montana for most of her life. International speaker and advocate for breastfeeding and most recently, dementia awareness, she is the author of two books and numerous articles. Her first book, Somebody Stole My Iron: A Family Memoir of Dementia, began as a diary to help her cope with caregiving, after both parents were diagnosed with dementia. This memoir was a finalist in the 2015 High Plains Book Awards. Vicki’s … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Vicki Tapia
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About the Book Newly-divorced couple Todd and Lisa are stranded at their mountain cabin by their well-meaning children. With a devastating flood headed their way, they will have to confront infidelity, a love that hasn't died, and a disaster that they will have to fight together to survive. Is there love strong enough to see them through? Download book here … [Read more...] about Featured PermaFree eBook: Divorce, Interrupted by Jill James
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About the Book "Life is all about choices. Do I want pizza or a hamburger for dinner? Should I wear a red skirt or blue slacks to work? Do I take a million dollar check and divorce the love of my life to keep my baby brother out of jail? In case you're wondering, I took the check. Now my ex is back in my life. He's still angry and...he's my new boss." Pretty Broken Girl is the passionate retelling of a marriage gone wrong. From the boardroom to the bedroom, Dakota Atwell and Samuel … [Read more...] about Featured PermaFree eBook: Pretty Broken Girl by Jeana E. Mann
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It's been a long road to recovering from divorce, but single mom Estelle Voss, 37, finally feels ready for her next serious relationship. But instead of "Mr. Right," the universe sends her "Mr. M," a beautiful, 30-year-old Spanish Dominant, who wants nothing more than to make all her deepest, darkest fantasies come true--with no strings attached. Should Estelle hold back, can she pull back, or should she explore, and if yes, then how far? Risks are high and temptations are strong and risks are … [Read more...] about Mr. M by Stella Lancaster
The Cure for Divorce: In the Church by Michael S. Sayen
Inside The Cure for Divorce by Michael Sayen, there is a ton of research and explanation about what the Bible defines as marriage and says about divorce. It is so well researched that it could almost be a Bible commentary book on its own about this specific subject. Sayen takes us chronologically through the Bible, starting with an explanation of what a covenant is to showing us everything that is taught about divorce. The journey goes from studying the laws set forth in Deuteronomy, to the … [Read more...] about The Cure for Divorce: In the Church by Michael S. Sayen
