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In every female, there is a lioness who, when she roars, has the ability to change the atmosphere in the environment around her. A Father’s Heart for His Daughters is a book that talks of the restoration of one’s true God-given identity and is a must-have for anyone who is interested in realigning themselves to their God-given purpose, despite the circumstances life has put them through. It is for all women out there to understand who they are, with the hope that they do not have to go through the same identity crisis that other women have had to walk through!

There's a new donut shop across the street from the police station run by a curvy girl. When I walk in on Stella talking dirty to her donuts, I think I'm falling in love. Step 1: Get her to go on a date with me. Step 2: Live happily ever after. It can't be that hard, right? I know that I am after what I just witnessed...I'm a cop and I love curves, and Stella's got plenty of sweet treats for me.

Being a single dad is tough when you're a police officer. Then beautiful, curvy Ava comes into my life, and everything changes. She's great with my son, Jax, and she's even better with me. I think it's high time I settle down with a woman who's got it all. I'm a cop, and I love curves, beauty, and brains - and Ava has all that and more. Diesel is Book Three in the Cops Love Curves series, featuring alpha male police officers who love their curvy girls. Around these parts, men of the law are steamy and sweet. Happily ever after guaranteed!

The role of Christian testimony is often misunderstood. Testimony is often seen by others as merely the story of the person testifying. But it is really the telling of a part of that person's life within the framework of the larger story of how what God made has been brought back together with its creator, the greater story of the good news, and of the gathering of believers which that good news created. Each testimony is an open face-to-face version of what is actually.

In the first part of this series of Living the Dream, I challenge the listener to dream. This means I am actively encouraging you to be intentional, purposeful, and decisive about the act of dreaming. Rick Warren has put this beautifully in his Time to Dream: Trusting God to Open Doors when he said our dreams define, identify, and energize us. Great and good dreams determine who we are. In life, there are times when we find we are either gifted to do certain things or we may be drawn to, interested in, or called to do.

People tend to find themselves in dangerous situations on Devil’s Peak. That’s why I offer a tour guide service, for a nominal fee, of course. When Delilah Stanton purchases the authentic mountain man package, I’m happy to let her stay in my spare bedroom and show her all the sights. But she’s the best sight that Devil’s Peak has to offer. She’s a curvy blonde bombshell who came to the mountain looking for a challenge. I can offer her a challenge and so much more. But she’s got baggage—an ex-fiancé and an overbearing mother.

Take one part tattooed mountain man plus one part awkward curvy girl and you get one humorous, steamy romance. Bane: As a mountain man and a lumberjack, I don’t see people often. So imagine my surprise when I look up to find four women watching me. Curvy Felicity is the only one who sticks around to say hello. That is until she backs into a tree trying to run away. She’s beautiful and funny and different in the best possible way. Something inside of me wants to make her mine forever. She’s staying at the Seiver Forge cabin for the week, so that’s where I’ll go.

Allison: Running from a dangerous ex-boyfriend to the mountains sounded like a good idea until I wrecked my car on the rainiest day of the year. When Jacob comes out of his log cabin to save me from a bear, he doesn't realize what he's getting himself into. I've got baggage and plenty of it. When my crazy ex shows up, Jacob's fists of fury are here to defend me and save the day. If that's not an invitation to let him take me in every way I've ever imagined, I don't know what is.

The last person that I expect to call me is Everly Washington. But with the snowstorm approaching, she has to make one last trip up to Devil’s Peak. Too bad we can’t make it back down. When we get trapped in my cabin together, it’s time we start talking. It’s been four years since we broke up and went our separate ways. But when you’re stuck together, the only thing you can do is remember the good times. And curvy Everly Washington and I had plenty of good times. She’s the love of my life and I want her back. She can’t turn down a shirtless mountain man, can she?

In Dream On, I help the listener to recognize some important things that characterize a good dreamer, and used Joseph as our example. Here, I discuss Joseph`s dream, encouraging the listener to dream yet another dream, upgrade your dream, focus on your dream, and draw lessons from Joseph`s dream.