(Formerly known as "The Exchange) "He knew how much I loved handwritten letters, and he managed to break my heart by writing me one." x-x-x-x To every exchange student, going to a new country to study meant spending days of glorious fun and starting new adventures. But to Sarah Grace, a music and theatre prodigy, it meant escaping from the past, starting anew, and beginning a whole new picture, by going to England for an exchange program. But what happens when she meets her past in the place where she thought would be her new present? x-x-x-x William has been living in his past and his secrets - which have been holding him back from his gift of music - and has no intentions of leaving it, at least not yet, not until he meets someone that he thinks could be his future. But what happens when he's already ready to face his future and his past comes back? Will he make the right choice? Join these two mismatched people on their story as they try to reconcile their past with their future and find what lies ahead with the help of music. #12 on Exchange #14 on Foreign

❝ғaιтн in God includes ғaιтн in his тιмιng❞ Jamie Hughes has recently graduated college and has moved with her best friend and her family to Smithsville, South Carolina. She spends her days working at The Nook, a local coffee shop, and preparing to become a pediatric nurse. An old relationship left her terribly heartbroken, so she's moved on and decided to stop dating altogether. But everything changes when she meets Mark, the 25 year shy youth pastor at her church. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Mark has his own unique troubled past, and believes in his heart that he's meant to be alone. His heart has been hardened by a major blow in his life, and he's struggled for more than three years to overcome it. What emotional and spiritual struggles await them? Will they learn to not only have faith in God, but also faith in his plan and his timing?

David is ten and a half years old when he becomes the de facto family shepherd and he's twelve when a man called Agent Samuel declares David will be the next ruler of Israel. One of those things seems more likely to happen than the other, even with the strange man's reassurances, and David's not surprised when it turns out to be the sheepherding side of things. Initially, at least. However, time passes. Years pass. David becomes President Saul's unofficial musical therapist, developing a close friendship with his son Jonathan--the man who should be ruler next. He defeats Goliath, the result of genetic experimenting done by the Philistines, with nothing more than a rock and a slingshot, and quickly becomes a beloved hero of Israel. And the more experience that David gets, the more that people become obsessed with him, the more he is willing to concede that maybe that Agent Samuel guy was onto something. He's not the only one who sees his rise in popularity, though; President Saul is keeping a close eye on him, too. A deadly eye. And it soon becomes evident that David will either live to see himself become President or a legend forever remembered as the man who defeated Goliath. CAVALIER is a modern day retelling of the early life of King David, from when he first becomes a shepherd to just before he becomes ruler over Israel. It is a Featured work in the Spiritual section.

(COMPLETED!!!) Telly, a single, free-spirited woman in her 30's, was destined for the grand life at the Big Apple. But when her daddy suddenly passed away, she was faced with the life decision of taking the reign in managing her parents' beloved boutique hotel in their small town in Georgia, leaving her dream life, dream job, and big promotion in New York. But how can she run this successfully? Well, desperate times call for desperate measures! Find out the clever way she did it! Read along and you may find yourself in the same path of discovery as Telly about yourself, your life and your love as she embark on this monumental journey.

Would you rather stay in a city with strangers surrounding you, but it makes you feel happy, or would you rather stay in a familiar place but feel pain with every glance that you make?