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Sometimes you don’t realize what’s truly precious until you’re about to lose it. Wanted for her abusive husband’s murder, Josie Callahan flees North Carolina with nothing but the clothes on her back and an unborn child she must protect. Her last option is to seek refuge in the Montana Territory, posing as a mail-order bride for a man she’s never met. Travis Blythe believes he’s ill-suited to properly care for his children, especially when the reason they are motherless looms over him like a dark cloud.

What if the most powerful lessons in the Bible came from the women no one talks about? In Invisible Women of the Bible, Jennifer Carter invites you on a devotional journey through the lives of often-overlooked Bible women—women whose faith still speaks into the challenges you face today. These women are not just footnotes in Scripture. They lived extraordinary lives of faith—often unseen, often overlooked, yet deeply known by God.

Are you ready to step onto the spiritual battlefield and fight with confidence? Were you ever taught how to pray? There are many books on prayer, yet believers are living defeated lives. Could it be that we don’t know what weapons to use or how to use them? Equipped for Battle is a powerful guide designed to train and equip you to pray effectively and with authority. In a world filled with spiritual challenges, believers need more than just knowledge—they need strategy. This book takes you through a step-by-step battle plan, from basic training to advanced spiritual warfare techniques.

When Mateo Vargas begins volunteering at a small natural history museum, he expects to guide school groups and shelve books. Instead, he discovers a hidden basement containing tens of thousands of uncatalogued specimens—moths, beetles, and butterflies carefully preserved for questions no one has asked yet. Downstairs, collections manager Dr. Patricia Okafor guards more than jars of insects. She protects unfinished work, decades-old promises, and the legacy of a scientist who trusted the museum to “hold space for the future.