Daily Archives: December 6, 2020

All the Feels: Discover Why Emotions Are (Mostly) Awesome and How to Untangle Them When They’re Notby Elizabeth Laing Thompson

“All the Feels could turn your 2020 around!” –Crosswalk.com
Emotions–love them or hate them, we’ve all got them.

And we’ve all got to figure out what to do with them. But wait–can we do anything about our emotions? Can we learn how to identify, express, experience–and yes, sometimes wrangle–our feelings in order to live a vibrant, healthy, fruitful life for Jesus?

In All the Feels, author Elizabeth Laing Thompson uses her experiences as a big feeler to encourage and equip different kinds of feelers with the biblical perspectives, practical tools, and scriptural reservoir they need. As a woman who has lived every day of her life having All The Big Feelings All The Day Long, Elizabeth knows what it’s like to live life through our emotions–and how important it is to understand, take control of, and grow from those emotions. Whether you have a sensitive soul with more feelings than you know how to name, a logical personality that doesn’t quite know what to do with feelings, or a steady flow of emotions somewhere in the middle, All the Feels will help you

• discover your own God-designed “feelings style” and how it impacts your life and relationships,
• distinguish fact from feeling and figure out which feelings you can trust, and
• understand which emotional gifts God wants you to expand, explore, and enjoy.

Get ready to throw open the doors of your heart, bringing God to your emotions and your emotions to God–the One who invented feelings and who always welcomes yours.

The Vow (Black Arrowhead Series Book 1)by Dannika Dark

A thrilling new paranormal romance series by USA Today Bestselling author Dannika Dark.
“I love your wild heart.”

Melody is an ambitious entrepreneur who has always loved the thrill of a new adventure, but she’s about to get more than she bargained for when the only way to save her business is to secure a deal with a powerful tribal leader. Running Horse, Oklahoma, isn’t on the map, and Mel is about as lost as a Shifter can get. When she unexpectedly runs into her best friend’s brother, her friendly visit quickly turns treacherous.

Lakota Cross is a man with secrets. While tracking a killer, he reunites with Melody, and their friendship sparks into a passionate affair. But if he doesn’t quell the fire soon, it might burn out of control.

Once again, fate brings these two Shifters together in a moment of need. But will the sacrifice be greater than the reward?

Curl up with an exciting new tale of love and magic.

Note: Contains characters from Seven series, however reading the Seven series is not required. This is a brand new adventure that’s easy to follow.

Letter to my 10-year-old selfby Cathryn Mora et al

“One day you will know that the world is a beautiful place to be and that you are so loved.”

A 10 year-old holds a letter to the light, trying to read the handwritten scrawl that looks so familiar. At the bottom of the lined page, finished with a confident flourish, is a similarly familiar signature. The realisation comes, with a shock – it’s a letter from the child’s future self. What does it say?

If you could write a letter to your childhood self, would it be a handbook of survival, a missive of near misses? Or a soul-lifting celebration of triumph over adversity?

In this heartwarming anthology, twenty-five extraordinary everyday people write to their 10-year-old selves, delivering wisdom, witticisms and warnings aimed to smooth the winding road into their future. Along with the lessons learned from the highs and lows of growing up, comes the reassurance of experience and the cumulative benefits of endurance, destined to provide a guiding light to those looking for inspiration.

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The book is truly written for those who are willing to learn from experiences of people who have opened new doors of reality about life. This book discusses concepts about teen and adult life and how the author would like to inspire their childhood self to prepare for them. It is therefore written for adults, but we believe it’s also suitable for your children (mature 8+) and teens.

Authors:
Amanda Horswill
Anna Ball
Catherine Jones
Charlie Giles
Chelsey Jean
Courtney Kynaston
Donna Gabriel
Ian Collins
Jess Weiss
Joanne Edge
Kati Britton
Kelly Ledger
Lisa Boorer
Luke Amery
Makaela Moore
Maria Mcdonald
Marta Madeira Mulungo
Mary Wong
Michelle Beauchamp
Natasha Peake
Nyree Johnson
Rebecca Lang
Simon Bryant
Tara Nelson
Taryn Claire Le Nu

The Stalkerby Lorhainne Eckhart

Dark secrets are resurrected in this new O’Connell novel.

Alison Sweetgrass-O’Connell believes she’s forever a misfit and will never fit in.

After struggling to recover from a teenage crush that dealt her a crippling blow, Alison watches from the sidelines in the small town of Livingston, Montana, which hasn’t been friendly to her. Silently, she believes everyone’s seemingly perfect lives have a dark side. And soon her beliefs prove true.

Alison meets young, attractive med student Bennett Warren, new to Livingston. Suddenly, Bennett is showing up everywhere she is–and then, in her good fortune, he turns out to have rented the apartment right next door.

At first, she’s convinced it’s fate, and maybe there is hope for her, but a suspicious turn of events has her fearing she’s being stalked by someone who knows one of her secrets, something no one should know.

She tries telling herself she’s imagining things, but she soon realizes someone has been inside her apartment, going through her very personal belongings. She finds herself looking over her shoulder, not knowing who she can trust. When she confides in Bennett, she’s convinced he thinks she’s crazy, too.

Then Alison comes across evidence that has her questioning not only her sanity but also the real reason Bennett showed up in Livingston–and even more disturbing is the possibility that him moving right next door to her wasn’t entirely coincidental.