Are you single and loving this season of your life? Are you single and longing to become somebodys wife? Are you single due to divorce but looking for a fresh start? Are you single because death made the two of you part? Have you never had a ring on it? Are you about to get a ring on it? Are you praying for someone to put a little bling bling, a toy ring, or even a piece of string on it? Gals, author Tiffany Yvonne Grant knows exactly how you feel. She is single too! Tiffs The Single Gals Guide to Shopping for a Great Guy compares shopping to living single and looking for loveGods way. Tiffs goal is to help singles navigate through todays sex-saturated society that says you have to sell yourself cheap, compromise your market value, and display and giveaway your goods to catch a great deal (i.e., a great guy). Youll learn how to date, find a mate, be a good friend, and love good men. The Single Gals Guide to Shopping for a Great Guy will confirm, convict, challenge, convince, and maybe even change how you walk through this single season of your life. Youll be reminded that you are valuable to God and that you should be valued by men that you date. (Plus, until the wedding night, you are worth the wait!) So grab Tiffs book and read it with gals and guys that you adore. The Single Gals Guide to Shopping for a Great Guy has lots of great stuff in store and will have you looking at your shopping trips like never before!

They say that there are no good men out there, but they're wrong. Eligible, good men are everywhere—and author Elizabeth Shimer Bowers shows how you can find them in the unlikeliest ways. You don't have to look very far to meet the man of your dreams. There are plenty of timeless and creative ways to find the perfect man for you, such as: #210: Tour a brewery #946: Learn to sail #470: Volunteer at an animal rescue #778: Become a tour guide at a local attraction #505: Attend a scotch-tasting night #768: Tag along to a friend's company picnic #398: Visit Pedro's South of the Border As well as 992 other ways and places to find your Mr. Right! Not only will you learn the pros and cons of meeting men in the various venues, but you can also use the handy rating scale to find out how much time each activity takes, whether you should bring a girlfriend along, and how much money (if any) you must invest. Your future plus-one could be as close as a few seats away on the subway, a few paces behind you in line at the movies, or right outside your own front door. So, grab this book and go!

On the Quest to Find Mr. Right is about twenty-nine-year-old Samantha Kiara Jones. She enjoyed living the single life and was in no hurry to get married. Although she was in no hurry, she hoped to accomplish that feat before she turned thirty. Samantha figured at thirty that her biological clock would transform into a stopwatch. After many heartaches and disappointments, she decided to give up looking, that is, until she looked around and noticed that out of all her family and friends, she was the only one still not married. For fear of spending the rest of her life alone, she goes on a journey, a mission of sorts, a quest to find Mr. Right.

LOOKING FOR MR. RIGHT NOW… Can a girl find love through the personal ads? After hearing about so many happy endings through The Personal Touch!, fact checker Nina Forrester decides to place an ad for herself. And she sure is happy with seriously sexy Jack Wright…until she discovers that Mr. Wright isn't so right after all…. Multimillionaire Cameron Ryder wants two things: 1) to own The Personal Touch! and 2) to have sexy Nina Forrester in his life—and his bed—permanently. The moment he saw her ad, he knew Nina was the woman for him. And posing as Jack Wright, Cameron's managed to sweep Nina off her feet. Only, Nina doesn't know she's been sleeping with the boss….

"We have extensive accounts, typed out neatly: 'They took me into a dark room and started hitting me on the head and stomach and legs. I stayed in this room for 5 days, naked, with no clothes.'" Angela Woodward's novel Ink tells the story of the two women who spend their days doing that neat typing. Sylvia and Marina, both single mothers, work in a suburban office building, transcribing tape recordings of witness statements describing detainee abuse at Abu Ghraib. Their ordinary preoccupations—problems with the soap in the restroom, the motives of Marina's new love, Mr. Right, and Sylvia's worries about paying for her son's show choir costume—are a mundane backdrop to the violence represented by the transcripts. Woodward layers essayistic explorations of the history of ink and writing materials into the women's tale along with the story of the unfinished masterpiece of a French poet, and a writer's notations about her daily commute and the lake behind her house. Then a new crime is revealed. Ink is an illuminating meditation on what it means to bear witness.

'A wise and witty read' - Marie Claire 'Deliciously entertaining' - heat 'Original and beautiful . . . totally enchanting and very moving' - Carmen Reid, author of The Woman Who Ran For The Hills Laurie's life revolves around baking, but will finding love be just as sweet? Laurie loves a challenge. Especially if it involves tea-time and travel. So when British baking treasure Pamela Lambert-Leigh needs a guide on a research trip for her new cookbook, she jumps at the chance. The brief: Laurie and Pamela - along with Pamela's sassy mother and stroppy daughter - will board a vintage London bus for a deliciously unusual tour of the USA's East Coast, cruising from New York to Vermont. Their mission: To trade recipes for home-grown classics like Victoria Sponge and Battenburg for American favourites like Red Velvet Cake and Whoopie Pie. All the women have their secrets and heartaches to heal. As well cupcakes galore, there's also the chance for romance . . . But will making Whoopie lead to love? Readers love The Travelling Tea Shop: 'Witty and heartwarming' - 5* reader review 'A lovely read which transports you away in total escapism' - 5* reader review 'Completely relatable' - 5* reader review 'A fantastic read with a great pace . . . I'd recommend this to anyone who loves cake, people and romance!' - 5* reader review 'A delightful story with lots of twists and turns'- 5* reader review '[Had] me gripped right to the end' - 5* reader review

Unruly, unpredictable, love is a maddening deity. In this insightful and eloquent meditation on that many-splendored thing, Lisa Appignanesi draws on history, philosophy, psychology, literature, popular culture, and her own experience in order to tangle with love's paradoxes through the span of our lives. Beginning with the rose-tinted raptures of first love, she proceeds to love in marriage, the passions of triangulated love, jealousy and adultery, love in the family, and friendship, illuminating the expectations, the joys and difficulties that accompany each stage.

A heartwarming and hilarious tale about family, love and everything in between - this is the perfect summer read. Jo has always dreamed of starting her own business, but the arrival of two gorgeous toddlers has put her ambition on the backburner. Then she hits on a brilliant idea - a kids' clothing shop with a twist - and is thrilled when it takes off. When husband Lee offers to quit his job to look after the family while her business grows, it seems like a godsend - but will their marriage stand the test of reversing their roles? Designer Holly's high-flying career has come crashing down and she's moved back home - but is she ready to manage a major family crisis? Mel worries her teenage daughter Serena is going off the rails. Is finding out more worth risking the loss of her daughter's trust? When Jo recruits Holly and Mel to help her in the shop, all three women stand at a crossroads in their lives. Will friendship be the thing that keeps these women going? What readers are saying about The Little Shop of Friendship: 'Love it! So heartwarming and real. Couldn't put it down' Amazon reviewer 'I really loved this book, it was such a joy to read! I became so involved in the story instantly and enjoyed every single page' Goodreads reviewer 'One of the best books I have read in a while. I loved it! I just loved it!' Amazon reviewer

Revisit the fifth novel in bestselling author Sheila Roberts’ adored Life in Icicle Falls series When it comes to men, sisters don’t share! After a fake food poisoning incident in L.A., Bailey Sterling’s dreams of becoming a caterer to the stars collapse faster than a soufflé. Now Bailey’s face is in all the gossip rags and her business is in ruins. But the Sterling women close ranks and bring her back to Icicle Falls, where she’ll stay with her sister Cecily. All goes well between the sisters until Bailey comes up with a new business idea—a tea shop on a charming street called Lavender Lane. She’s going into partnership with Todd Black, who—it turns out—is the man Cecily’s started dating. It looks to Cecily as if there’s more than tea brewing in that cute little shop. And she’s not pleased. Wait! Isn’t Cecily seeing Luke Goodman? He’s a widower with an adorable little girl, and yes, Cecily does care about him. But Todd’s the one who sends her zing-o-meter off the charts. So now what? Should you have to choose between your sister and the man you love (or think you love)? Originally published in 2014

Professional matchmaker Nakao Yuto has helped scores of people find their perfect match. But as a hopeless mama's boy, he's never had a relationship of his own. Everything changes the night he stumbles upon Monster Town, a hidden enclave bustling with sexy, supernatural singles. From a werewolf bachelorette to an irresistible succubus, many beauties struggle with finding love. Yuto decides this is the perfect place to set up shop--and maybe even find action for himself. Except there's one major problem--local matchmaker and God of Love Cupid doesn't appreciate a mortal showing him up on the job!