Why has nothing ever worked out? What’s all this waiting for? You meet someone potentially great, but he turns out to be a miserable flop. You may have entertained relationships just to feel good about yourself, but then it leaves you with a scarred heart. You may have found someone attractive, but you don’t seem to exist to him. Or you may still be hung up on your ex, the one that got away. You may even have tried to make things happen, but they all have proven to be a waste of time. Then you begin to wonder: “Is there something wrong with me?” On good days, you ask, “What is wrong with the guys?” And when you go to the malls, you see sweet couples holding hands and you can’t help but think, “When will it be my turn?” Single season my be filled with frustrations, but trust me, it can also be a time of real celebration. Instead of mulling over someone missing in your life, focus on making it the best time of your life! This book will help you enjoy every bit of this season and prepare for a future filled with hope.

Iris Therese Smith Reid was born in Grimsby in 1938, and she gives a vivid account of what it was like to be a child growing up during the war. It was a time of great hardship and sometimes terror as Grimsby was ravaged by German bombing raids during the Blitz, but Iris recalls many lighter moments too, the games she played among the bombsites and the memorable characters she knew. The second part of this biography covers Iris's working family life, most of which was spent in and around Grimsby. Now in her late seventies, Iris has spent the last sixteen years looking after her husband, Francis, who has vascular dementia. Part three relates how she and Francis have struggled with his illness together and how they continue to get the most out of life.

This is an adventure book. But an adventure without either fright or special effects. An adventure which took 10 years, which a couple and their dog(s) enjoyed immensely. This book is the recounting of the cruise of a lifetime. It tells the adventures, life lessons and beauty of the first half of a voyage of 26,000 miles by water, all within the territorial waters of America - the United States and Canada. The journey was predominately within inland waterways, but covered most of all four North American "coasts" as well. The book is entertaining and instructional. Entertaining by providing fascinating, interesting scenic and historical highlights, and "boater tales" gleaned from 10 years of literally almost circumnavigating North America by traversing the vast majority of its navigable waterways and coasts. Instructional to those interested in travel and boating. And informational, relating how to buy and equip a boat, and to plan and execute cruises, both major and minor. Tidbits of information are inserted where intersecting with the entertaining, providing responses to "situations" encountered, enlightening, significant, and humorous. The "tales" range from amusing to hilarious, but they too provide information and instruction useful to those interested in boating and sightseeing cruising by boat. One goal of this book is to illustrate how relaxing, enjoyable, educational and magnificently scenic and satisfying boat travel is within North America. This book relates a literal voyage thru history - the history of two nations and their first and formative transportation system - coasts, rivers and lakes, and some really old canals. This saga encompasses four boats, thousands of gallons of fuel, hundreds of stops, and the water covered over 10 years at the ideal sightseeing speed of 10 miles per hour. In other words, utilizing the waterways of North America to see what's there, in historic and scenic depth - out of pure Undaunted Curiosity.

Religious poetry is the holy of holies of literature. In all ages poets have been the interpreters of the finer feelings of humanity, and the greatest have treated the loftiest themes that can employ the mind and the heart -- the relation of man to his Maker, and the duties and privileges which arise from it. It has been the aim of the editors to make the present collection truly catholic. It embraces a body of representative poems of all ages, denominations, and countries. The authors are allowed the fullest liberty of uttering their sentiments in their own words. - Preface.

Author Andie M. Long brings you this box set omnibus edition of all four of her rock band para romcoms, including vampires, wolf shifters, incubi, angels, demons, witches and satyrs! THEY’RE TAKING OVER THE WORLD AS ROCK STARS… Now it’s time for their soulmates to take their hearts. THE COMPLETE COLLECTION 1-4 includes: HEX FACTOR Bite me. Vampire guitarist Noah is blindsided when his ex, Stacey, is his main rival in a reality TV music show. HEAVY SOULS Want me. Incubus Zak longs for fan club organiser Erica, but his feelings could put her in danger from his demon boss. WE WOLF ROCK YOU Claim me. Shifter Rex finally decides Freya is his fated mate, just as she’s told him to rock on… SATYRDAY NIGHT FEVER Save me. Is the heavenly TV presenter Harley too good for lead guitarist and satyr Roman?

Want me… Erica Zak Jones, the lead singer of the hottest rock band in town, doesn’t appear to know I exist… despite the fact I run the band’s fan club. Now I’ve been invited me to spend a week accompanying The Paranormals on tour. Is this my chance to get him to notice me? Zak My band has hit superstardom, and my soul should be on fire. Except I don’t have one… as I made a deal with a demon in my youth and became an incubus. Now I’m having to do everything in my power to keep my distance from Erica, who runs our fan club. Because if I show an inkling of my feelings for her, the demon will use it against me. As I continue to fight my attraction, I’ve a feeling all hell (well, the seventh dimension), is about to break loose. Complete series: Hex Factor – Noah’s story (bass guitarist) Rock ‘N’ Souls – Zak’s story (lead singer) We Wolf Rock You – Rex’s story (drummer) Satyrday Night Fever – Roman’s story (lead guitarist)

On t.p.: The bittersweet world of major league baseball as seen through the eyes of the men who played one more time.