Happily Ever After: A Tribute to Marriage From a Fifty-Year Veteran promotes marriage as the most rewarding and beneficial decision a couple can make for themselves. More a Why-to book than a How-to book, the author uses personal experiences from his fifty-plus year marriage to illustrate both the prerequisites to a good marriage, as well as its rewards.

Albert Cheng survived the Khmer Rouge "killing fields," escaped and traveled barefooted through the jungle living on rats and cobras, to arrive at a refugee camp in Thailand. He made his way to America to find a new home and new life. But he could not escape the demons and nightmares of that horrible experience until a miraculous conversion led him to Christianity. He now works to bring hope, healing and the message of Christ to his homeland.

Long troubled by the diminishing importance society places on fathers, author Hayes addresses his concerns using pictures of five generations of kids, dads and granddads from his family photo albums. Whether taken by an old Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, or by a modern digital, all the pictures show the real value of Dad in a child's life. Accompanied by "quotes," as though the child in that photo were answering the title question, and made more thoughtful with quotes from a variety of sources, "What Good Are Dads, Anyway?" shows Dad just how important he is with humor and insight.

What Happens When a Promise Seems Too Hard to Keep? When Rick Barber and nine of his friends come together to help complete a church project, little do they know that their real purpose will turn out to be something completely different. A concerned grandmother confined to a nursing home asks them to help her grandson, whose reputation has been unfairly damaged. In a small town, this has prevented him from pursuing his dream of entering law enforcement. They promise to help...not realizing that their quest will plunge them into the adventure of a lifetime. They will come up against conflict...