Life, Love and Books

Breach of Trust by Rachael Dylan In the third installment of the Atlanta Justice, we follow Corporate litigator Mia Shaw as she faces danger down. When she finds a fellow colleague and dear friend murdered in his apartment, she vows to do whatever she can to make the killer pay. The only thing is the suspect is a friend of the tech guru Noah Ramierez. To Noah all the evidence is not adding up for him, now it is up to him to convince Mia that his friend is innocent.  Mia is given the task of taking over her  friends case, she uncovers some deep dark hidden secrets. She realizes she may have stumbled upon some corporate espionage, but she does not realize how much danger she is in. Her only ally is Noah, his gut says that Mia is in more danger than she realizes. Now he has to get her to be willing to allow him to protect her from the danger that is coming. Rachael Dylan writes a thrilling legal storyline, it will keep you on your toes till the end of

When Life doesn't Match Your Dreams by Jill Eileen Smith Life throws us every which way, with twists and turns on the road we are traveling. As young girls we dream of our future and we make plans of who we want to be when we grow up. But then we are faced with reality when things just fall apart in front of us. Our dreams are shattered like a glass that has fallen to the floor. Each of has faced choices that we may have never dreamed of growing up, choices that have changed our path in life. Yet thru all of the things in our life there has been one person there for us-God, he is always on our side.  As an author of several biblical novels, Jill Eileen Smith has brought us her insight from all her time researching  the women of the Old Testament. Some of the women we can learn from is Eve, the first mother; Noah's wife, Sarai, Rachel, Rebekah and many more. Each of these women have something from their lives that we can learn fro

Breaking the Power of Negative Words by Mary C. Busha Growing up I have always heard the old adage " Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will not ever hurt me". In my experience words have been very harming to me and the ones I love.  Other times words have been used to encourage me or have been brought together to entertain us. This book helps us to turn around the negative words that have been spoken over our lives and find healing in positive words.  Mary C. Busha gives us steps toward finding healing from the barrage of negative words that have built up in our lives. She also gives us accounts of other people who have struggled and overcome the negativity in their own lives. At the end of each chapter, there is questions to answer that help you apply the concepts to your life.  I would recommend this book to anyone dealing with the negative words that have harmed us from childhood to present. Healing is obtainable, we jus