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An inspiring, comprehensive look at the many tools being employed today to empower women in the developing world and help them raise themselves out of poverty.

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After their break-upand different ways of dealing with itJulene and Samson eventually find their way back to each other, but when she finds out what he did to keep himself busy while they were apart, she wonders: Can she trust him again

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When sixty-three-year-old psychology professor Dart Sommers discovers that the one thing she has always been able to count onher brainis failing her, she learns that finding love changes everything.

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A humorous and thoughtful retrospective about one womans post-divorce search for self in the midst of disastrous dates and serious relationships.

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Even the best mother-daughter relationship has its challenges. But take one thats not the best and add to it a secretive husband and father and a buried, dark memory, and you have the makings of The Red Kitchena memoir full of humor, grit, honesty, and adventure that culminates with reconciliation and the long-delayed coming-of-age of two women.

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A memoir about a young woman holding out for love between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five and discovering the tensions that come when the boys she dates only want her for sex, The Virgin Chronicles is a realistic depiction of what life is like on the cusp of womanhoodand a reminder that we all have the right to define our own sexual narratives.

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One womans inspirational story of finding her life purpose and the messages and training she received from the spirit world as she became a shamanic healer.

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Through personal stories, essays, and reflection questions, Raffelock redefines the midlife woman as a creatrixa woman who remakes herself beyond the stereotypes of midlife, which often lead to feeling insignificant, used up, defeminized, or desexualizedand illuminates the authentic strength, courage, and power of women in lifes third chapter.

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Dr. Anna Gatmon offers readers four keys to living a balanced life that integrate spiritual fulfillment and material satisfaction and provide a fresh and useful approach for anyone who is searching for more meaning and purpose in their life.

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After twenty-four-year-old Kim falls in love with and marries fifty-six-year-old Vern, she quickly becomes pregnantonly to have their love tested by the ghosts of Verns past, his failing health, and the unexpected arrival of a troubled young boy.

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When she becomes entangled with a charismatic lawyer at her work, recently widowed Mercedes Bell unwittingly drinks a noxious cocktail of deception, desire, legal intrigue, and griefbut when she realizes that her life and her daughters safety hang in the balance, she is jolted into action.

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Discover the brave new voices of young women from Girls Write Now who are sharing their powerful storiesthe next generation of writers whose voices are changing the world.

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At the top of her career, twenty plus years married, and with one child left to launch, Jess Lawson is blindsided by her husbands decision to move across the country without hernews that shakes her personal and professional life and forces her to make surprising new choices moving forward.

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This fifth book of the series disturbingly twists through the tangled halls of Dunning, the infamous Chicago insane asylum.

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Agoraphobic French professor Georgie Bricker hasn't left the environs of the small womens college where she teaches in yearsbut when financial scandal brings both the possibility of the schools closure and her first love to her front door, the life she's meticulously tended is abruptly upended.

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This book is a collection of thoughts and stories woven together with a fresh philosophy that helps to dispel some of the toxic stereotypes of aging. It's an inspirational, empowering, and emotionally honest look at life's journey-part joyful celebration and part invitation to readers to live life fully to the very end.

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Several years before Kelley Clinks brother hanged himself, she attempted suicide by overdose. In the aftermath of his death, she traces the evolution of both their illnesses, and wonders: If he couldnt make it, what hope is there for her

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When a therapist is murdered, records of his clients dreams are stolen, along with his computerand suspicion falls on Celeste Fortune, a rebellious member of his cult. To clear her name, Celeste and her friend Gloria set out to find the real culprit, but as they discover the power of the stolen dreams, they become the killers next targets.

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In this inspiring memoir, Anne Reeder Heck offers the gripping and uplifting details of her rape and subsequent healing journey-a story that sparked national interest-and shares lessons about the importance of clear intention and trusting inner guidance, and the transformative power of forgiveness.

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When the floor matron at the dance hall where Henrietta is working as a taxi dancer turns up murdered, she is persuaded by the aloof Inspector Clive Howard to go undercover to help find the killereven as they try to withstand their growing attraction for one another.

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When Henrietta and Clive return to England, they find themselves caught up in the death of an estate agent responsible for the proposed sale of the Howards ancestral home, Castle Linleyan investigation that various ghostly hauntings threaten to disrupt altogether.

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When New York couple Joy and Richard experience a devastating stillbirth, they must navigate the repercussions of their lossincluding infidelity, divorce, and an illegitimate childbefore finally reconciling. .

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Clinical psychologist Catherine E. Aponte presents a vision of how to create the committed, equitable, and vibrant family and work life that the young men and women of today want.