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Luju and the Curious Wolf Cub is a story about the domestication of the first wolf on his way to becoming a dog about 30,000 years ago during the last Ice Age. It is a story about a young wolf cub Elji who becomes secretly interested in a young boy Luju who lives in a nearby Ice Age cave. For the first time, a wolf becomes friends with a human and they start to have adventures together in hunting and exploring the icy landscape. Luju has a hard time explaining how he has a wolf friend but eventually the wolf cub becomes part of Luju's family and stays with him.

In this historical novel, a skilled Charleston surgeon in the Army of Northern Virginia questions everything he knows as truth when faced with the horrors of the Civil War. The Civil War inevitably approaches. Two young Charlestonians, the Irish Catholic Mary Assumpta Bailey, and the English Protestant James Merriweather are soon to be intertwined through marriage, medicine, and their aversion to slavery. Mary Assumpta Bailey, her brother, Dr. John Bailey, and his medical apprentice, Dr. James Merriweather, openly serve anyone who walks through the doors of their Charleston medical practice - white, free blacks, seamen, or slaves. Equally, and despite its flaws, they also share an abiding love for the South. Dr. James Merriweather feels an enduring duty to the young men dying in battle and to his young family weathering the War on their small farm on Horlbeck Creek, South Carolina. Merriweather joins the War confident in the knowledge he can use his surgical skills to save the injured and send them back to their families. Rather quickly, Merriweather realizes how unprepared he is for the horrors of battle. Thus he begins a slow journey into his own war with darkness-his sanity precariously in the balance.

When Kathy Stubblefield stepped into the feed barn to get some hay, she was surprised to discover two eggs on the wood floor. They were bigger than chicken eggs and smaller than goose eggs, with brown speckles all over. She knew they would never have a chance, even if the mother bird came back. Stubblefield decided to incubate them to see what would happen. Two little furry bonbons with black beaks and three little toes emerged.In Chronicles of Nevermore and Forevermore, she shares her adventure with the two vultures she raised straight from the eggs. This story chronicles the growth of the birds and their lives with Stubblefield. She describes her wonderful experience and the wonders of two of God's creations.

When Mama Owl wakes up Eve and Evi, she tells them a great day is waiting for them. To encourage them, she tells them to lead with their hearts and love who they are, and to be the good, the happy, and be free. She also tells her owlets to remember to shine like the sun, choose happy thoughts, and to spread their cheerful attitude wherever they go. And it's okay to not always feel bright and sunny. The story includes a sunshine affirmation and sunshine meditation, a feel better toolkit, and journal questions that encourage children to feel grateful and optimistic.

Renita Akridge knows from personal experience that getting the short end of the stick in life does not mean that any of us are powerless, but instead that we are powerful. It does not mean that we are in a hopeless situation, but instead filled with hope. It does not signify that we no longer have a purpose, but instead is designed to help steer us to our purpose.In a collection of motivational poems, Akridge shares reflections geared toward those seeking new ways to cope with life's greatest obstacles. Akridge identifies common struggles and pitfalls for those desiring to live according to God's ways while providing gentle encouragement and time-tested wisdom for the discouraged and downtrodden. Throughout this volume, Akridge invites others to keep Jesus by their sides as they transition from the darkness of despair to the beautiful light of positive change.Getting the Short End of the Stick is a collection of motivational poetry and reflections that focuses on helping others embrace their faith and inner-strength and rise above their challenges in life.

After the Civil War that destroyed the fabric of America, soldiers, slaves, and the rest of the country must find their way again. Where do the slaves go when they're placed on the road to freedom, and how do they survive without the means necessary? What does the vanquished soldier find when he struggles to return to a homeland destroyed and defeated? How does the citizenry right the ship of state? These are questions people face in the aftermath on their journey home. Captain Matthew O'Brien, a Union officer and assistant to President Lincoln, recruits two Confederates, John and Thomas, at Appomattox to form the nexus of the Secret Service. They receive their appointments from the President the morning of his visit to Ford's Theatre. They're to begin a journey to New Orleans, their first mission. Evangeline, a former slave, joins their entourage in Virginia to find her mother in New Orleans. Filled with drama and mystery, The Broken Earth, a historical fiction novel, shares the stories of a cast of colorful characters as they adjust to a new life and a country torn apart by war.

Tom Vance first became aware of the Ring of Fire volcanic area of the Pacific region as a high school geology student. Now after graduating from Stanford with a degree in geology, he is working at the US Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, in a newly-created position leading a department tasked with monitoring the underground plates that comprise the Ring of Fire.Rachel Collins, a South Korean geologist, is Tom's right-hand person. Together they have traveled to other countries around South Korea to set up an extensive network of earthquake and tsunami-monitoring devices. When a catastrophic earthquake suddenly rocks Japan, Tom, Rachel, and their team immediately head to Okuma where they witness the devastating results. As Tom and Rachel fall in love, he begins exploring whether outside sources may have played a part in the event. Together with Rachel and the team, he sets out on a quest to learn whether North Korea's underground nuclear testing is causing the earthquakes, and if so, how they can stop it from happening again.In this fascinating tale, an American geologist and his team investigate the source of devastating earthquakes with the hope that the region around the Ring of Fire may ultimately realize peace and prosperity.

When Cindy Price and her husband, Michael, were pregnant with their sixth child, early tests indicated the unborn baby boy had a crippling birth defect, spina bifida. The medical profession recommended abortion, but the Price family, through prayer, chose birth and life.In Rolling Forth with Faith, Michael Price shares the family's account of successfully raising their special needs child, Evan Neil, into adulthood. It narrates a tale of deep despair and ultimate triumphs, a testimony of uplifting guidance from the Lord, and a celebration of their son's accomplishments and good humor. Price narrates how he and Cindy relied on their friends in the church, their community, and their family to navigate the challenges.The story of one family's journey of faith, Rolling Forth with Faith tells of Evan's growth, his strength, his humor, and the new normal it brought to his family. It shows how he continues to be a quiet example to all who know, admire, and love him.

After a couple days working on the drive, the AI and I got it back online but couldn't find out why we had jumped to where we were. It didn't matter anyway; the drive would be useless until we could see the stars. I was just sitting there staring at the monitor when I noticed a red bracket at the center of the screen flashing. The scanners were locking onto something, but I couldn't tell what...An artificial intelligence named Athena is placed into an experimental ship with a middle-aged scientist at the helm. The captain has developed a special jump engine with the ability to fold space. After a few travel attempts, the captain and Athena end up inside a nebula in another part of the galaxy and discover the outer barrier of the nebula is deadly and disrupts energy patterns.They aren't alone inside this dangerous nebula, however. Thousands of ships from other civilizations are similarly trapped. With the help of Athena, the captain makes contact and fear gives way to curiosity and camaraderie. Athena soon grows so advanced, it's hard to tell if she is real or artificial. She and the captain must now devise a way to escape the nebula, and through this journey, Athena finds life and the captain finds immortality.

If you have a child in middle school, you know that they are in that awkward stage of development when they are no longer children but not yet adults--neither fish nor fowl.Boys grow out of their clothes quickly and girls want to wear hardly any clothes at all. They do not make rational decisions because their brains are on hiatus while hormones drive their thoughts and actions.Donna DeMarco draws on her thirty-plus years of experience as an educator and her time raising two middle school aged children to share tips to navigate this difficult period. Learn how to:anticipate what to expect during these transitional years;work with teachers to position your child for success in the classroom; andhelp your child develop good life habits.The author also highlights changes in your child's brain during these years, ways to create a stronger bond with your child, and how to cope with the whirlwind of emotions they'll experience during this time.Navigate the day-to-day difficulties of raising and guiding your middle-school child toward high school and beyond with this guidebook.

Critical Collaboration is about the critical need for partnership between pastors and mental health professionals in service to urban African American communities. While the historically African American church has done commendable work in its virtually exclusive role as emotional caregiver, there is a disproportionate susceptibility to certain mental illnesses in the African American community, which calls for a collaborative effort to advance the cause of holistic health. Critical Collaboration provides historical, socioeconomic, theological, and psychological contexts that serve to increase the awareness and cultural competence needed to bridge the gap between the professional communities of faith and mental health.

Aura Rising is the story of super-charged success, fame and fortune and the perils of too much, too soon. Her comic rise and fall, a cross between Tropic Thunder, Duck Soup and People magazine begins when precocious Aura, a teen from a small town in Minnesota, catches a lucky break while visiting Disneyland with her folks. With the help of her over- the- top agent, Samantha, a bit role in a two bit summer replacement TV series, launches her on a rocket ride to super-stardom. This dizzying journey filled with dark humor and irony is not without cost as Aura tangles with agents, legal sharks, studio heads, and cutthroat columnists all eager to extract their piece of the golden goose. Aura's rise to the glittery top of the world and disastrous downfall thanks to a jealous celebrity writer is all part of the game of stardom and as predictable as gravity. But her solution to bankruptcy, disgrace and the ignominy of jail is anything but, thanks to a clever, down on his heels lawyer who finds an ingenious way for her to avoid a prison sentence. How Aura's plea deal gets her to the impoverished African nation of Zambonia to help save the country's orphans, find love and ultimately earn redemption while single-handedly saving her adopted land battling the treacherous Commander Zero and his rebel tribe, the Du-Du's is the stuff of fantasy and comic legend. It is an almost true story with an ending not to be believed.

In 1890, Jean Forgeron, an art student of Edgar Degas, comes to Giverny, France, to work in the gardens of artist Claude Monet and to study with him for a time. Nearly three years later, he returns once more to work and study, but also hoping to form another kind of partnership: the young painter is looking for love.At the same time, a pair of young ladies from the suburbs of Philadelphia have come to France to study art. Luisa Magdalena Slagle and Emille Martha Tveger intend to become students of Monet themselves. Though Jean is intrigued by the pair, they are uninterested. Instead, Luisa and Emille elect to form a Boston marriage while abroad together, in spite of the disapproval from both their families. Meanwhile, the three young people explore the French countryside and learn from a group of brilliant impressionist artists, building their skills and preparing for their lives ahead.In this historical novel, three young artists set out to study their craft with impressionist masters in nineteenth-century France while dealing with matters of the heart.

From ancient lore, down millenniums, traveling through worldwide mythologies, legends, and folktales, the mythical raven is entwined in the history of mankind. Most researchers agree that about twenty thousand years ago the first Americans came from Siberia across the Bering Land Bridge to what is now North America. The Siberians and their shamans were accompanied by the mythical raven who mediated between the physical and spiritual worlds.With the Siberian influence, Northwest Native American mythology speaks of the raven as creator, destroyer, and trickster. As in Siberia, raven soars on the wind between the great spirit/mystery and the physical world. Raven teaches respect for earth and the oneness of all that is.In RavenWind, author Hartzell Cobbs offers at look at the raven's role in world history and in Native American myths, legends, and folktales. He tells how the raven of folklore calls one to follow, to listen, and experience life with all its complexity, insight, ambiguity, contraction, and humor. With an emphasis on Native American tradition, Cobbs explores the presence of mythical raven in the mundane.

Yeshil Kohl thought she was the only one who suffered from physical, sexual, and psychological abuse by parents and spouses growing up-until she got older.It was then that she realized that such abuse is an epidemic and that her pain is shared by many who have been shunned and misunderstood by a society that blames victims. This, in turn, makes it more likely for victims to continue to suffer throughout their lives as they take on marital, social, and occupational roles.In Please Let It Be Enough, she shares how her family often moved around, how physical and psychological abuse turned into something worse after she hit puberty, and how her suffering went so unnoticed by so many for so long.The author encourages a strong religious foundation but also a psychological understanding of the damage done to self-esteem, in order to alter current behaviors. She also shares a message with fellow sufferers: You are not alone.People wonder why victims of assault, both physical and sexual, wait to report it, and the answer is they are ashamed, embarrassed, and afraid of how others will respond Maybe, just maybe, this account will encourage them to understand and help.

When Ryan was born, his great uncle Manny sent him a beautiful stuffed kangaroo with a joey in its pouch all the way from Australia. They named him Joey, and he has been Ryan's favorite toy ever since.One summer evening, Ryan can't find Joey, though he and his friend, Michael look everywhere. Then, in the middle of everything, there's a loud crack of thunder, and the power goes out. While the family finds their flashlights, Grandma admits that she put Joey in the washing machine, since he was filthy. Ryan and Michael run to look--and find themselves magically drawn into a whirlwind in the washing machine, where they vanish. When Mom and Grandma go to look, the magic pulls them in as well. Where will they all land, and can they find Joey and make it home?In this children's story, magic transports a family in search of a missing stuffed kangaroo to faraway places, taking them on an adventure they'll never forget.

Summer with Grandma written by Mary Cain TripodAdventures abound in "Summer with Grandma," a fun and colorful tale of summer adventures on Grandma's farm.

Meaning Train is a collection of essays, based on books and interviews, that counter the divisive practice of subjugating others. It reveals a benign moral compass in which anyone who wants to improve the world can follow.The inspiration for the book is the idea of a beloved community honed during the civil rights movement in the 1960s. Based on the example of Jesus Christ, the notion guided leaders like Martin Luther King, Jr. in addition to John Lewis and Fannie Lou Hammer. Together, with love and care in their hearts, they ended the segregation laws of Jim Crow and black disenfranchisement.The book brims with soul and empathy. It outlines the issues of our era with ideas of human dignity. The essays include the struggle for racial equality in America and South Africa; the agony of the Holocaust and the battle for peace among Israelis and Palestinians; the lives of Mary Magdalene and Jesus Christ and Christian feminist theology; the morally right fight against Islamophobia and the need for pluralism in the Middle East; and the contributions of historian David McCullough and politician Bobby Kennedy.The panoply of essays will captivate and stir the human soul."(Carrie Cunningham's) writing steels the prophetic voice for social action, reminding us of the foundation we stand on, forged in fire by our forebears in the struggle."- James Waddell, Associate Professor of New Testament, Ecumenical Theological Seminary

Mel Barr has it all-and then some. She is a beautiful, confident, and successful woman who was raised in what appeared to be a solid Christian home, graduated magna cum laude from Princeton University, and founded a Fortune 500 company.Today Mel is all about diamonds, designers, fancy cars, and random rolls in the hay. While trying to dodge bullets related to her dysfunctional family and the secrets they harbor, Mel decides she doesn't have time for a serious relationship, especially with a man without money. But everything is about to change when fate leads her to a handsome valet at her loft. Although Rob is fine as wine with the body of a god, he is far from her dream man. Does Rob have the magic potion to sweep Mel off her feet and make her forget about his bank account or will it take Gucci, Prada, and Michael Kors to dig her out of the ditch life has thrown her in?In this contemporary romance, a successful entrepreneur must attempt to put her past behind her when she meets a gorgeous man who causes her to question everything she has ever wanted.

It is 1971 when twenty-three-year-old Evie first spots Chet in a laundromat in the town of Winthrop. She is a medical receptionist. He is charming, intelligent, and ready to begin a new career as an on-air radio personality in Boston. Their attraction is immediate. The following night, Chet and Evie go on their first date. As romance quickly blooms, it soon becomes evident they are made for each other. When he is in town, Chet stays at a place he calls the House of the Good Times-and it certainly lives up to its name. After Evie decides he is the one, she dreams of a future with him that includes marriage, a family, and of course, a lifetime of happiness. Unfortunately her dreams are short-lived as Chet''s true character is eventually revealed. Now Evie must somehow find a way to attain her own dreams and fulfillment, without depending on Chet. In this coming-of-age tale, a young woman who falls in love with a dashing radio broadcaster during the early seventies is ultimately led on a journey of self-discovery where she realizes the joy of independence.

While growing up during the chaotic 1960s, Morgan flourishes in her role as daddy''s little girl. But as she enters puberty and her father begins to notice her in a different way, Morgan''s path in life suddenly heads in a dark direction as she is forced to endure unimaginable abuse, shame, and heartache. After Morgan finally manages to escape her personal nightmare, she marries and divorces several times while subconsciously adhering to a negative pattern that often places the men in her life ahead of her three children. Although Morgan loves her children, she is unable to protect or shelter them from her past. As she struggles to care for her family, Morgan is unaware of the things unfolding in front of her eyes. Will she ever be able to break the cycle of abuse or will she continue to harbor the dark secrets from her past? Morgan: The Family is the poignant and heartbreaking story of one woman''s journey through adversity and manipulation as she struggles to break free from the cycle of abuse, heal, and move forward into a brighter future.

Next time you drawA picture of mePlease don''t make it perfectBecause when you accept the flaws in meYou''ll realize how much I''m worth it.Anoushka Sharma avidly believes that poetry is a gift that transcends barriers across cultures, borders and all ages, and most importantly, brings people together.In her first collection of poems and images, Sharma shares lyrical verse penned from her early childhood to present day that explores a variety of themes and subjects that include the beauty found in nature, the comfort of true friendship, the importance of embracing the true self, and the feelings unfelt and emotions unseen as a wanderer without a purpose drifts at sea. Included in her diverse collection are original illustrations that invite others to imagine, contemplate, and reflect on their own lives.Hidden in Plain Sight shares images and reflections from a talented young voice in poetry that embrace the beauty of language and art and prove to all of us that life is just as spectacular as it is complex."Perspective can change everything. Anoushka''s unique artistic perspective provides a thought provoking balm for the soul through a compelling blend of words and images. Her deeply evocative works are a refreshing new look at subjects that are relatable to everyone. Anoushka''s powerful creative voice provides inspiration for examining ourselves and the rich experience of discovering the wider world."--Tanya Vail, Art Educator, Fine Arts Department Chair for Chapin School, Princeton, NJ"When my colleague, Dinesh Sharma, asked me to read his daughter''s poetry book, I had no idea what I would discover therein. What an unexpected delight I found: a hidden treasure revealed before my eyes! Anoushka Sharma''s anthology of poems, Hidden in Plain Sight, represents about five years of profound reflections written between the ages 8-13, in which one can follow the trajectory of her personaI development. This work offers both depth of consciousness and the vibrancy of the sensations and feelings of aliveness as a girl progresses through awakening to both herself and her full spectrum of experiences in life, experiences both within and without. Through the power of word, Anoushka finds her voice and discovers how to take flight in a world she learns can be both exhilarating and challenging, painful and inspiring. It speaks to the ways in which writing and poetry can unlock potential, empower and unleash awareness in today''s youth--setting a tremendous example. This little gem is a great read for adults and children alike."--C. Elizabeth Leach, poet and writer, consultant and Principal of Awareness Communications LLCAnoushka Sharma is very mature for her age, and sees things many people don''t. I want to keep reading her writing! It''s so powerful that she is sharing what is in her heart and mind, and she is inspiring me to think and be more grounded. She is creating so much power through her words and pictures. We need people of her generation to continue to examine, question, and talk about what they see happening around them. She is a strong voice inspiring each of us to connect back to our sense of wonder and confidence to create change.--Stephanie Hon Editor, REEL ROCK Film Tour New York, NYC

Tank is a dog. But he is a very special dog. You see, Tank is a therapy dog. He visits people in nursing homes and brightens their day.Author Tank Shick is such a dog, and this is his story. In his book, Tank Tales--A Nursing Home Visit, he prepares children to visit a grandparent or other loved one with dementia living in a nursing home. You''ll learn what a nursing home looks like and ways to deal with seeing a loved one who has trouble remembering things.The book also offers parents discussion topics to talk about with their children before or after a visit. Some children may think nursing homes are scary things, but Tank shows that''s not the case. They help children''s loved ones live safely and happily.

I gaze patiently from afarThrough the guarded trees,The vastness of light diminishedBut only from my worn seat.The sun knows not my view,And earth chooses its vantage.When my day has ended,The sun''s day goes on.Adam A. Bloom believes in keeping hope alive, despite the adversities we all must eventually face in life. Inspired by the fear that pain is currently overpowering love, Bloom shares an anthology of poems that explores a variety of themes while expressing hope for a better world.In a collection divided into two sections, Bloom begins by chasing the truth regarding the fundamental issues with our civilization with the potential to stifle progress or end us altogether. Peppered with raw emotions and complex thoughts, his poems examine man''s impact on the climate, why children are treated like animals, and why greed is so prevalent. Within the second section, Bloom''s poems reflect on love and pain, hopes and fears, and inspiration and beauty as he contemplates on all the wonders of life.Be the Light shares a compilation of unique lyrical reflections from a fresh voice in poetry that chase truths and the true meaning of life.

Lexie Cooke didn''t know her husband, Stan, was a cheater when she married him. Actually, she didn''t know much about him at all. It had been a whirlwind romance. But when she realizes his lying and manipulation is much deeper than sexual affairs, she understands she needs to escape imminent danger. With her three children and her best friend, she hides in a vacant house in the hills of Oahu. The house becomes her refuge. Her fears never leave her, but the house possesses a wonderful healing power for them all. Afraid of being found, she moves her family to Europe. Her instincts always lead her back to the house in Hawaii, where she learns of its history and its previous occupants while also discovering her future.Intense, heartwarming, and full of the culture of Hawaii, China, France, and Switzerland, The Healing House covers six generations of a family, narrating what separates them and what makes them whole again. This novel offers insight into the themes of the power of women, love, and God''s intervention in a person''s life while teaching about following one''s instincts and listening to one''s heart and mind.

When Faye the flamingo is born, she's not like all the other flamingos with her off-color plumes and her spindly legs. From the start, Faye sets her goal on a different life. She dreams of becoming a watering hole scout, and she works hard to achieve it.The other scouts laugh at her request to join them. They cannot accept the idea this flamingo is suited to keep the animals safe from their prey. But Faye, ever vigilant and determined, proves she is a perfect fit for the job.A rhyming picture book for children, Faye Saves the Day shares a story about not being afraid to be who you really are and shows the importance of following your passions no matter what others think. It also teaches children not to judge a flamingo by its color.

Avocados are an ancient fruit full of nutrients and healthy fats that generate energy, enhance neurotransmission, maintain our vascular system, and play a key role in weight regulation. Studies have shown that avocados are not only tasty, but also pair well with many nutritionally appealing partners including cacao, citrus fruits, nuts, berries, tropical fruits, seafood, and peppers.Foodie Alba Martin and Dr. Claude Martin-Mondière M.D. Ph.D. share over seventy international avocado recipes from around the world, going beyond the traditional avocado toast and inviting us all to try various healthy combos that help to build brain cells, lower the risk of chronic diseases, and extend life expectancy. This diverse collection provides an array of dishes for various different cooking levels from ridiculously simple to more sophisticated: chilled avocado soup, stuffed red peppers, Mediterranean salsa, fried cod with GABA rice, saffron avocado shrimp, creamy kiwi smoothies, chocolate vegan milkshakes, etc. The Avocado Affair shares over seventy international recipes that encourage foodies of all kinds to pair the legendary fruit with nutritious ingredients to create delicious dishes.

Joe Tenace is a comedic television writer whose show has just been canceled when two airplanes slam into the Twin Towers in New York. Although he is initially worried about his parents who run a deli in the city, he is comforted knowing they live in Brooklyn, far away from the Towers in Manhattan. But as days go by and Joe and his wife, Claire, hear nothing, they decide to pack the car and head from California to New York with their teenage son, Tony.Soon after Joe arrives with his family at Foggia''s Deli and learns his parents were in the wrong place at the wrong time on September 11, he realizes it is up to him to continue his parents'' dream. But that may not be as easy as it sounds. As he battles persistent internal demons, Joe embarks on a journey of self-discovery that leads him down an unexpected path where he must determine what is truly important in life.Cold Cuts follows a California funnyman''s quest to reacquaint himself with his roots and learn to run the family deli in New York after his parents are killed on September 11, 2001.

There is something extremely troubling about driving down the freeway only to realize that the "check engine light" on your vehicle has come on. Especially for most women.Written with women in mind, this guide to troubleshooting common auto problems is written by a former female diesel mechanic with the U.S. Air Force who enjoys outperforming boys on their turf. Destiny Simon walks you through how to:understand the language of auto mechanics and auto parts staff;make simple repairs on your air conditioning system;overcome the fear of trying to fix vehicle problems on your own; andprolong the life of your vehicle with preventative maintenance.Simon also explains how to read dashboard gauges, the difference between synthetic and traditional oil, how to take care of a vehicle's transmission, and more.Working with mechanics and auto parts staff and doing simple repairs yourself should not be stressful or hard. Find out how to troubleshoot common vehicle problems and prolong the life of your ride with the tips and insights in Auto Education for Bling-Bling Women.

From her office on the twentieth floor of a Wall Street building on the corner of Market and Geary streets in San Francisco, a strong and independent woman has a great view of the city outside her window-and of Mr. Right each time he passes in front of her desk. She has been attracted to Mr. Right, a company client, for some time. What isn't there to like? After all, he is charming, witty, handsome, and sports a style that reminds her of Denzel Washington. When Mr. Right asks her out to lunch, the woman accepts, even though she has trust issues with men. Despite being recently divorced and happily single, the woman decides to take a chance on Mr. Right-and is glad she did when a simple lunch meeting turns into much more. But will she be able to return his affection or will she remain a bachelorette forever?In this romantic novella, a young divorcée crosses paths with Mr. Right and sets down a new path where she must learn to trust-and love again.