Queen Mary, of Scotland, will do anything to keep her country safe. And to do that she must marry prince of France, Francis is his name. They come to truly love each other and will die for each other. But Mary still has a country of her own to care about. Will she risk losing the love of her life, for her country? Caution: this story contains adult language and sexuality.

Proverbs in the bible is full of treasure. This book will highlight important proverbs which helps us to renew. Let's go deep in to the word of god.

Octavia Sorrell, the Countess of Kendall, had been forced into marriage by her father and brother when she was only fifteen years old. Just after her sixteenth birthday, she gave birth to twins; Charles and Olivia. Two years later, after Lord Kendall's scandalous death, and fearing the gossip it had caused her, she began to live the life of a recluse, only visiting her closest neighbours, Sir Freddie Sommerville and his wife and old school friend, Katie. However, when Charles was ten years old and woefully underprepared for the vigours of an English aristocratic education at Eton, Freddie, who was also her son's guardian persuades her to employ a tutor for her son, to prepare him for school. Captain Alexander Fallbrook, after returning a hero from the battle of Waterloo, was living the life of a libertine. His family, embarrassed by his latest exploits, decided that the best course of action was to send him far away from London. His mother, the Countess of Huntingdon, heard of a position as a tutor for a young lad in Yorkshire, far away from the temptations of town, and she encouraged him to apply for the position. When Alex arrived in Yorkshire, he was somewhat taken by the beautiful young Countess and decided that his time in the country may not be as dull as he first expected. However, as he became better acquainted with the young widow, he recognised a fellow soul in torment. Can Alex overcome four years of guilt, or will he be unable to let go of the past to embrace his future?

A fictional story based on true events that happened 3000 years ago in Ancient Egypt. Ankhesepaaten grew up in dangerous times. Daughter of the Heretic Pharaoh and Queen, Ankhesepaaten is at the centre of the action. Do the city folk love them, or hate them? When her father dies, the court is in a whirl. Was he murdered? Poisoned? Natural causes? Taken by his God? She lives to see her cruel and harsh brother take the throne. As the sister of a queen, Ankhesenpaaten is thrown into the heart of the city, and the public attention. But then her brother and sister are killed before her eyes. Married to her younger brother - next in line for the throne - at her father's dying wish, before she knows, she is made Queen. But does Ankhesenpaaten want to be Queen? And more importantly- with her father, brother, and two sisters murdered - will she be next? Copyright 2017. DO NOT STEAL!!! I have an uncle and aunt who are both lawyers. I will take legal action. (Started 10th Jan 2017) COVER IMAGE PAINTED BY JOHN WILLIAMS Highest Ranking #213 in Historical Fiction

Danielle Jordan loved to skip and do gymnastics. Although she was the only child, she loved to read and pray to God, whenever she felt alone. Her parents did go through a stage of nearly getting divorce but thanks to God they are happily together again. As she goes through her journey with God a question is reviled to her, where will God take her next?

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Poems about the 12 sons of Jacob, inspired by Genesis and the Apocrypha surrounding these legendary characters. Humorous, tragic, compelling, these stories will entice you and enrich your biblical exploration.

*** This story belongs to Lucy Maud Montgomery. I don't own anything.

Pollyanna's adjustment to her surroundings is determined by "The Glad Game", which has one simple rule- to find a reason to be glad in every situation. *This story belongs to Eleanor H. Porter. I don't own anything.