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Knox Stoneworth got dumped at the altar-literally-and has spent the last few years burying himself in work to move past the pain. After a night of celebrating his parents' anniversary, Knox meets a stranger who just might change his mind about his future. Jada is proud to be from "the hood" and can't relate to Knox's picture-perfect, God-fearing family. Her life has been anything but easy, and trying to stick to her morals has cost her a good job. Now that she's had to move in with her sister and shady brother-in-law, Jada thinks that calling it quits in moving back to Memphis is the best...

What wife hasn't second-guessed herself after a heated discussion or yet another curious incident of the missing remote control? In addition to the title's question, this book discusses those unspoken thoughts lurking in the back of even Christian women's minds, such as: -We've Grown Apart -I'm Just Not That Into Sex -I Miss the Thrill of Being Single -I Love My Husband, but I'm Not In Love -Watching My Parents Probably Messed Me Up While these silent ponderings might seem harmless, they have the potential to create a negative undercurrent of resentment if not specifically addressed in...

The earliest history of the Texas Revolution, penned by Rev. Chester Newell, who traveled to Texas to gather firsthand information on how the Republic was taking shape. Gleaned from interviews with Houston, Lamar, Rusk and other key figures in Texas history, Newell gives a full and readable account of the formation of the Republic of Texas, from Mexico's independence won from Spain through Texas' independence won from Mexico.