Will she stop running from love? Sarah Caldwell has what some women only dream of - a successful and fulfilling career, wonderful friends and a man who is absolutely crazy about her. But Sarah is afraid to even begin navigating the sometimes murky waters of love and she knows she has a decision to make. She can stay in her safe place or she can reach out and embrace all that God wants to give her. Sarah has run out of excuses and time.

Will she let God heal the hurt? Michelle Nickelson Stephens has it all - a loving husband, a rewarding career and a fabulous house - yet something is missing. God confronts Michelle on New Year's Eve and takes her on a spiritual journey to wholeness. Along the way she discovers truths she could only imagine, and comes face-to-face with both her past and her future.

Most people will agree that relationships take work, regardless of whether it's between friends or family or a potential romantic partner. All relationships require prayer, guidance and patience, especially if you're talking about marriage. There's a big difference between a good marriage and a great marriage, and a big part of the difference is choosing the right mate. God has provided a blueprint for the ideal mate for His women in Boaz, that Old Testament prototype of Jesus Christ. Unfortunately, many women would say they ended up with Bozo because they chose to step out ahead of God. Why...

Using wit, wisdom, and sound biblical doctrine, Obieray "Obie" Rogers offers a year's worth of inspiration and encouragement in this book of devotionals, which includes a number of previously unpublished, uplifting readings. Ms. Rogers brings a fresh voice to Christian prose and is the author of several fictional and inspirational books, including Waiting for Boaz, On the Other Side of Yes, and the Heaven on Earth fiction trilogy. Ms Rogers resides in Columbus, Ohio

Is it possible to let love in when there are long buried secrets, hurts, and pain? Edgar Ramsey had everything he wanted and all that he needed. Or, so he thought. When a friend marries, Edgar realizes that the missing piece of his life was a spouse. Sonya Santiago watched her marriage of fifteen years dissolve when her husband walked out on her and their three children. The cost of survival was high and Sonya vowed to keep her emotions sheltered by keeping her heart whole. Could two people hurt by love allow God to mend broken hearts and restore dreams?