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Gail is on her way to Shoreline to move in with her pregnant little sister. She can’t believe she has to start her life all over again. At least she has Murphy, until he starts sneezing blood. Panic sets in and Gail does the only thing she can do: program the veterinary clinic into her GPS and turn off the freeway. Coming home from a weekend camping trip, Robert literally bumps into a woman who can't seem to control her German Shepherd. When that woman comes into his clinic and that German Shepherd is sneezing blood, Robert rushes to save the dog.

Nikki isn't looking for love or even a fling. Opening her bakery is her top priority, but she can't seem to take her eyes off Evan. Evan is in a bad spot due to a family curse. The Hunter men are cursed to have trouble talking to 'the one' when they meet her. Just his luck Nikki is it and she is coming to the company holiday party.

Oregon teenager and tennis champ Jeff McKenzie can’t wait for summer vacation. But when he decides to take his Bronco for a joyride on the Hamptons’ farm land, he gets into real hot water. As punishment Jeff is ordered to work on the farm for the first few weeks of summer. Getting up early and working with Mexican immigrants just doesn’t appeal to him. The only thing he looks forward to is seeing the Hamptons’ eldest daughter Alexa, who he is quickly falling for. Gradually he comes to appreciate the hardworking people....

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Georgian England had a large and distinctive black community. Yet all of them, prosperous citizens or newly freed slaves, ran the risk of kidnap and sale to plantations. Their dramatic, often moving story is told in this audiobook. The idea that Britain became a mixed-race country after 1945 is a common mistake. Even in Shakespeare's England, black people were numerous enough for Queen Elizabeth to demand their expulsion. She was, perhaps, the first to fear that whites would lose their jobs, yet her order was ignored without ill effects.

Living by the motto "Don't Be A Dick", Gretchen Clark is here to get real with you. From a ski mountain in Vermont to the big city of Atlanta, Gretchen has been through some weird shit in her life. After years of grinding it out in corporate america, she quit her cushy sales job 6 months after starting her career as an Instagram iNflUenCeR. What she once thought was a fake job, turned into a (very public) outlet for her to show that world that being honest and real is actually ... cool and "in". On this podcast, Gretchen will discuss topics from the freedom of not giving a fuck, how to build a...

Kind is the kind of poetry book that makes you think differently about our world and the beings that inhabit it. Primack explores all facets of our lives with other beings - the beauty, the tragedy, and the absurdity that surrounds her existence. Kind cuts to one’s emotional core to make us think and feel.

A podcast looking to highlight endangered species on the not-so cute side.

In 1998 Mark died of AIDS, cared for in the end by his lover John and their friend (and nurse) Marcia. Twenty years later, John and Marcia reflect on what they survived that Mark didn't. In December, 2018 Gay City: Seattle's LGBTQ Center invited a variety of artists who had been present during the AIDS crisis to contribute to a show.

Le bestseller #1 du New York Times s'adresse à tous ceux qui souhaitent se concentrer sur l'énergie, la créativité et l'efficacité professionnelle. Par un après-midi pluvieux, Gretchen Rubin a eu une révélation : "Les journées sont longues, mais courtes sont les années". "Le temps passe vite" elle s'est rendue compte avec le cœur lourd, "Je vivais ma vie sans me poser la question essentielle : suis-je heureuse ?". Il n'a pas fallu longtemps après l'épiphanie pour Gretchen de décider de lancer son opération bonheur.

As each of Hanukkah's first seven nights brings an unusual new present to a little girl, the mystery deepens. While the gifts Grandma receives add up to a delicious Hanukkah treat, her granddaughter's gifts don't seem to make much sense. Until the eighth night they finally do!

Psychotherapist-turned Flower Farmer Gretchen Winterkorn uses her tools in her own life and shares the results of her dirty work - growing as a human and working with her hands. In each episode, Gretchen explores how we can improve our living experiences as humans, create with our hands wherever we are and take more ownership over our own lives. Connecting to hunters, potters, weavers, artists, farmers, kindergarten teachers, acupuncturists and more in her native Hudson Valley, Gretchen is interested in reconnecting to our human legacy as the true builders of our own lives.

I’m a Mom of a Teen, Help is a podcast hosted by LCMHC Gretchen Campbell. It’s a space for everyday moms raising teens. Gretchen will be chatting with moms from all different walks who have raised teens and/or are actively raising teens. We’ll be chatting about the Highs, Lows and everything in between.

A woman seeking authenticity. A man devoted to his ranch. A matchmaking mother. Eliza Longridge's life of privilege and ease in New York City rings hollow, leaving her yearning for something real. Reading The Matrimonial Times is a way to escape but when her parents agree to a proposal on her behalf, it becomes more than a daydream. On the heels of a quick exchange of letters, she boards a train bound for Colorado but her prospective groom wasn't the one writing... Cody Miller's focus is his ranch, not his love life. When his mother Nell presses him about finding love, he lets her place an ...

A woman guarding her broken heart. A man carving his own path. Will a marriage of convenience bring solace or sorrow? After her faithless fiancé drops her for a wealthy heiress, Francine Tucker swears she's done with love. When her father's printing press picks up a contract for The Matrimonial Times, an advertisement for a marriage of convenience is the perfect solution. Fran exchanges letters with a rancher until he invites her to Colorado. But when she arrives, something isn’t right. What is her handsome groom hiding? Theodore Steele turned away from his wealthy Boston upbringing to ...

A deceived woman. A determined man. A runaway liar. Sarah Turner is tired of being the live-in nanny, cook, and housekeeper for her sister's family. She replies to an advertisement in The Matrimonial Times, quickly engaging in correspondence with the dashing Brian Turner, a wealthy miner in Montana. When her sister offers to pay her fare, Sarah leaps at the chance to travel west and start their life together. But when she arrives, her beau is nowhere to be found... Charles Black runs the stagecoach station in Big Falls, Montana. He works hard and does his best for the drivers, passengers, ...

When the mayor of Bunny Ridge asks Sugar Shoppe owner Jillian to donate items to the holiday charity auction she is more than willing to oblige—happy for the distraction from her matchmaking grandmother. That is until she meets Elliott. Elliott was excited to help with the auction where proceeds are going to the shelter he adopted his beloved pug from. But then disaster strikes, and he somehow becomes the point person for every business owner involved. If that wasn’t enough, sparks begin to fly between him and the beautiful Sugar Shoppe owner, but not the good kind.

The story of Musahib Ud-Din Khan is not a run of the mill tale of rags to riches. It is rather an inspirational narrative about the potential of education as a vehicle for upward mobility and for realization of individual potential in the face of poverty and adversity. The success of Professor Khan as a scholar and contributor to nation building is worth listening to. He lived, struggled and triumphed in a very difficult time in a newly minted postcolonial nation of Pakistan strapped for resources and opportunities.

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As we women age, we often lose our stories. No one seems to want to hear our journey, and old age can be a time of isolation. This podcast does not accept that status. Instead, this podcast CELEBRATES the stories of women who have walked with God through good times and bad. We each have a story to tell to glorify our Creator. By doing so, I hope to encourage every woman, old or young, seasoned or young, to realize how much God loves you and wants to walk this journey with you.