Grace Bush, the only child of a prominent Canadian family, was known for her modesty, kindness, and respectfulness. Regrettably, a traumatic incident transpired on the happiest day of her life, claiming the lives of her entire family, shattering her world, and leaving an indelible mark on her very being. With her father dead and her mother in a vegetative state, she found herself as the sole eyewitness and survivor of the fatal incident. She underwent a profound transformation; the once sweet, innocent child became wild, self-centered, and disrespectful. Some even call her crazy. To lay claim to her late father's wealth, she had to learn the ropes of the firm industry. However, things didn't unfold as expected. Just when she felt like giving up, fate intervened, offering her an unforeseen chance to break free from the confines of her troubled hometown through a life-altering job opportunity. Enter Noah Creed, the stunningly handsome billionaire CEO of the S.O. publishing industry in New York, who seemed to have it all-wealth, looks, and success. Despite being a three-time divorcee, a father, and engaged to an aspiring model, Noah had never truly understood or desired love. That is, until he crossed paths with the unpredictable and wild Grace Bush, a newcomer in his film industry. Little did he know that meeting Grace would open a new chapter in his life. The catch? Grace worked for him, and romantic involvement among staff members was strictly prohibited. Prepare yourself for a captivating office romance novel that is a must-read as the story of Grace and Noah unfolds in unexpected and exciting ways.

Being the firstborn of a Chicago farmer is difficult when you think of the heartache and struggle one has to go through. Mary was the first child of Mr and Mrs Becky Johnson, devoted Christians who place a value on all things; diligent, and hard-working farmers. They owned a small cottage and a piece of land where they farm, not too far from the wasteland in Chicago. after giving up her dreams for her younger siblings, she was left feeling empty until a chance came for her to travel to the US; where she worked to the born, then she meant the feisty, formidable affluent family of the Blacks, who offered her a lifetime opportunity Now with a very sick father and mother, siblings who need support back at home, what will Mary do? accept or decline? with a dying father, is there a choice?