Author: dellanioakes

Soulless and exiled from Heaven the Dark Knights have spent millennia protecting humanity from Lucifer and his demons. But the longer they live the closer they come to joining Lucifer’s ranks in Hell. Their only hope is to find their soul keepers, and love. After an attack by a demon left her injured and weak Amber Fitzpatrick welcomed the attention and caring of her rescuer Jacob—until he turned into an abusive monster. The night Amber flees the possessive,extraordinarily toxic relationship Jacob reveals his true demonic nature. Zach has more than Lucifer’s minions to contend with. Each day brings him closer to Hell. For fifty years he’s walked the thin line between sanity and giving in to his dark urges. Urges that go against his calling as a healer and a teacher. Every battle drives him closer to the edge, feeds his inner demon and pushes him to find a permanent…

On the road to seek work in the cotton fields of Texas, an old Ford Model T truck breaks down and forces a change of destination that ultimately leads the protagonists to the Argentine Patagonia. Follow the anecdote-driven story of a devoted couple who spent their childhood in the U.S. Southwest during the Great Depression, met and married during World War II, and together undertook a lifelong journey of adventure and service.

A Baby this Christmas: Operation Baby: Jenna Wheeler has a plan…a baby before she misses her chance. She also has a problem…she hasn’t met a guy that is marriage and family material, so artificial insemination is the only logical step. Until she makes a big splash with William Cartwright, CEO of Worldwide Electronics; at first he takes offence at her quirky, yet strong-willed demeanor, but soon finds himself intrigued, and then obsessed with this beautiful but peculiar waitress. Can he stop her from going through with her plan, and make her Mrs. Cartwright? Will Jenna really do this on her own, or can she trust this millionaire prick to grow up, and make the kind of commitment that she’s been yearning for? Throw in some mistletoe, and some Christmas hijinks, and anything can happen in this ‘laugh out loud’ love triangle of two in ‘A Baby this Christmas’.

Leah was a rebel. She chose to live her life outside the constraints of 19th century English society. She rebuked any parental control and choose to decide her own fate. From England to the Caribbean and then frontier America, she was loved by family and friends yet still had enemies. Sailing the seas with pirates lurking about helped chisel her character as she created a life of her own near the sea.

Explore the scenic countries with Leah and learn of the native cultures and taste their delicacies. As a mixed race female, she placed prejudices under her feet and learned to recognize and accept love even if it was against the law.

I’m
addicted to it. War, battle—the thrill of being in mortal combat
and constant danger. Not knowing whether I’ll still be breathing
one moment to the next is a rush I can’t explain.

But
I hate that I love it. It’s like a sickness that sank its hooks
into my psyche and refuses to let go. I’m living with nightmares
and the strange reality of civilian life, while I crave my next
mission.

Until
I meet a sassy redhead with sharp wit and scalding green eyes. She
stirs the same adrenaline rush I experienced while dropping from the
sky into enemy territory.

Charlotte
is everything that’s right in this wretched world. There’s a
kindness in her, but I’m afraid the darkness lurking within me will
destroy it. I’m not the kind of man she deserves. She’s too good
for me.

I
shouldn’t want her the way I do, and if…

I remember nothing.

I
have no idea who I am, but I know Mac has something that draws me to
her. The more she helps me uncover the mysteries of my past, the more
I want her to be a part of my future.

Not my name, where I come from, my past, or how I ended up in thehospital with a bullet wound in my chest. Everything is a blackvoid…except for her. The beautiful nurse with the friendly smile.

But
as vivid images of being in a warzone seep through my dreams, I can’t
help but wonder if I’m putting her life at risk by allowing her to
help me—by allowing myself to fall for her.

With
every piece of the puzzle we manage to put together, it becomes clear
that there are secrets and dangers hidden within the darkness of a
life I can’t remember.

Now
I need…

When
surfers hit the waters, they use a technique called cross-stepping,
or moving their weight forward and backward to stay standing.
Cross-stepping isn’t just a good idea for surfers, though – you, too,
can metaphorically use the same strategy of zig-zagging motions to
achieve success. In “Cross-Stepping Your Way to Success,”
career coach Carolyn Bowen shows you how to zig-zag your way to
success one step at a time. She examines grieving, life planning,
owning your power, becoming health conscious, learning to love again,
and more. With “Cross-Stepping Your Way to Success,” you’ll
discover how to maintain your balance on the choppy waters of life!

This
Year, Give the Gift of Books

After
years of being apart, and dreaming of one day meeting again, Mary
Anne runs into Seth at his old childhood home, and that’s where a
few sparks are lit…until he realizes that they can never be
together.
But
why?
The
Christmas Wedding is a journey of love, friendship and honor, and
will surely brighten up your life during any season.

This
Year, Give the Gift of Books

It’s
small town Nebraska in the late 1970’s and life in the small
Midwestern town is quiet and uneventful. That’s what Libby Marshall
and Bobby Menedez think until Bobby’s cousin, Ramon is beaten by a
group of white boys. Racial tension is high after the beating and
it’s soon revealed that something quite evil lies hidden Under the
Western Sky.

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Year, Give the Gift of Books

Ten
entertaining biographical stories set in Dickens County, Texas
portray rural life during the Great Depression. They reflect the
straitened circumstances, strong work ethic and close sense of
community of the time, as well as the resilience and ingenuity of
that generation. Despite the difficulties, or perhaps because of
them, Benji’s childhood was marked by strong family ties and sheer
love of life.

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