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Trish Clark is a talented young musician who profoundly believes in the divine and models a renaissance way of living. She’s a beautiful old soul with a deep faith in God and a self-help expert. However, her father’s death propels her on a wild ride of paranormal activities, unstable relationships, and events she’ll eventually both regret and cherish. With her goodwill and generosity, Trish explores the needs and desires of Mary, a psychotic, bedridden woman who wants to hire Trish as a ghostwriter for her book.

Got lemons? Of course you do! Who doesn’t have lemons? Life is hard! The key is mindset: The way you choose to deal with your lemons, your life’s challenges, and your personal struggles. So, when life hands or throws you your "lemons", what then? What are your "lemons" and how do you choose to deal with them? Leslie will help you, with practical wisdom and strategies, to live the life you choose, "lemons" and all! Leslie shares her life-lessons, and a practical, effective, and straightforward three-step system.

From a young age, we are fed fairy tales of princes and princesses from faraway lands in a distant and, ultimately, elusive time and age. But what does that “true love” look like in today’s dystopian society? Lust? Infatuation? Unrequited longing? What’s forever?

The Art of Dreaming Small follows the true journey of co-active coach Mare Rosenbaum and two of her clients as she calls magic into their lives - and her own - by finding a new way to make each day extraordinary. Mare’s life recipe mixes coaching and business innovation methods that result in purpose-driven and fulfilling bucket-list-worthy experiences. There is indeed some kind of magic here.

Our world reflects our inner reality. Each person moves through life, encircled by a self-constructed strongbox of beliefs which have been created over the years by their own thoughts. It is through the lenses of those guarded beliefs that we make meaning of our current reality. The problem is that, many times, those beliefs are outdated, obsolete, inaccurate, and simply do not relate to the situation at hand.

Each thought serves a different purpose to elevate each individual into their own unique direction. The author writes from real life experiences to help others to open their minds to a new horizon, that is just beyond their reach.

At the end of Cold from the Inside Out, the Ravenwoods were getting their family settled. It was a new process for Kate, and there were adjustments for everyone. Some adjustments were easy, and some were difficult and complicated, taking extra time and care. It had been five years since Kate found the children stranded in the school bus in a blizzard. They decided to see if they could fix her head. It had been broken since her fall during the blizzard, and it was now time, according to Kate.

As a young teenager just entering high school in the small town of Denton, Kentucky, Rachel G. Carrington planned to attend college and become a teacher. However, she met a returned World War II veteran who was attempting to pick up the pieces after finding his marriage in irreparable shambles and his children gone. As he struggled, Carrington was there, and they pulled together to clear the many hurdles before them. In this memoir, she tells the story of their journey and how their love and dedication for each other kept moving them forward.