Aviva Grossman, an ambitious Congressional intern in Florida, has an affair with her boss who is admired, successful, very married and blogging about it. When the affair comes to light the Congressman doesn't take the fall, but Aviva becomes a late night talk show punchline; slut shamed, labeled as fat and ugly. Aviva sees no way out but to change her name and move to a remote town in Maine. Starting over as a wedding planner, she vows to be smarter...

"The drawback to having a picture-perfect life is that there's nowhere to go but down--and Annalise Haverford is falling fast. Once, she was the self-proclaimed queen bee of Magnolia, North Carolina. Now her husband has been arrested for fraud, and she's become an outcast in the shallow circles she used to rule. There's only one affordable rental in town, and it's owned by the woman Annalise got fired from a lucrative job. Much as single mother Shauna...

"Two-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Lauren Daigle announces the release of her highly anticipated complete 23-track self-titled album. The full body of work showcases the multifaceted artist's stunning and powerful voice, rich storytelling, and incredible musicality, and includes standout songs Salvation Mountain (featuring Gary Clark Jr.) and Be Okay."--

Carley Marek takes a hiatus from her job to visit a friend in Amish country, Pennsylvania. When her time is up, Carley must make a life-changing decision: stay and face the path that is set before her, or flee and leave the only love she's ever known.

"This uplifting new collection by Marty Haugen contains songs that will bring a sense of peace to your heart. With a winning combination of new hymn tunes and old paired with new texts or texts inspired by Scripture, the songs in this collection will offer encouragement, healing, and hope to any prayer service, ritual, or liturgy. Marty Haugen is a liturgical composer, workshop presenter, performing and recording artist & author from Eagan, Minnesota."...

The list he left had just one item on it. Or, at least, it did at first. Mabel Beaumont's husband Arthur loved lists. He'd leave them for her everywhere. `Remember: eggs, butter, sugar'. `I love you: today, tomorrow, always'. But now Arthur is gone. He died: softly, gently, not making a fuss. But he's still left her a list. This one has just one item on it though: `Find D'. Mabel feels sure she knows what it means. She must track down her best friend...