What would you do if what you worked your entire life to build was suddenly destroyed? Cade Walker is a cowboy Casanova. He's cocky and he doesn't care who knows it. He was raised on Walker Ranch and was destined to one day take it over. What he didn't know was how soon that would happen. After his parents are killed in a car accident he is thrust into becoming a responsible adult. Well, sort of. Cade is always responsible when it comes to business, but pleasure, now that's a whole other story. Suzanna Mallory is a red-headed spitfire, who also happens to be Cade's best friend. She has loved Cade since they met when they were nine years old, but Cade just isn't the type to get married and settle down. Suzanna finds herself in an abusive marriage and the only thing that keeps her sane is her daughter, Isabella, and working with Cade at Walker Ranch. When a fire threatens to destroy the future of Walker Ranch, Cade and Suzanna have to work together to save it. What will this mean for her marriage or to the feelings that she has for Cade? And now that Cade thought he found love with Loralei Harper, only to realize she didn't feel the same way, is he ready to settle down? Is Cade Walker Destined to Succeed?

In Four Letters you'll learn all about three couples... Sterling and Skye Skye is a spoiled little rich girl, who has never had to do more than bat her eyelashes at her father to get whatever she wanted. When she received her degree, her plan was to open an art gallery catering to the uber rich. The last thing she needed was a man getting in her way. But, there's just something about Sterling. He's an alpha male that gives her what she's always craved, the ability to let someone else take control. Could Sterling be the man Skye needs to help her relinquish control and change her spoiled ways? Asher and Lilly When Lilly was a small child, her parents were killed in a fire. Since the loss of her parents, she's never truly felt loved or safe. Now that Lilly's dream of becoming a teacher has come true, she worries that her dream of finding Mr. Right might not. That all changes the day that Asher literally runs into her in the park. Could Asher be the man to make Lilly feel safe and give her the happily ever after she's always dreamed of? Tanner and Adlee To say that Adlee had a rough childhood would be quite the understatement. When she was barely ten years old, her mother killed herself, leaving Adlee in the care of her stepfather, Paul. Paul was not a nice man. When Tanner walked into the cafe she was working at and witnessed the way Paul treated her, he knew he had to step in. Could Tanner be the man to prove to Adlee that she is worthy of love and help her regain her self respect? Read Four Letters to see how all of these lives are intertwined...

Destiny...it's really an interesting thought isn't it...destiny. Loralei Harper's destiny was determined before her birth. It was very simple. She was expected to graduate from high school, marry Declan Sharp, and have two kids. She would stay at home with them, while her husband worked on the family farm. But the funny thing about destiny is...it can change in the blink of an eye. Now Loralei has to figure out what to do when everything changes. Declan Sharp, a sweet country boy, grew up with Loralei. Their parents couldn't have planned their relationship any better. Loralei was the love of his life and their future was bright, but sometimes life gets in the way of your plans. Jaxon Daniels, a pierced, tattooed, badass with a gentle soul, just wanted to get out of the city and relax in the country for a little while. The last thing he was looking for was right in front of him. With skeletons in his closet, will he be able to hold on to the woman he loves, when the past comes out to play? Cade Walker, a cocky cowboy, never gave love a second thought. Sex? Now that was a different story. After a drunken night, all of that changes when he feels something for Loralei...with his heart. This good ole boy learns that alls fair in love and war. What happens when all of these lives cross paths? Whose destiny will change and who will get their happily ever after?

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Enlightening biography of an early feminist and religious entrepreneur who championed ""the innate spirituality of women."" Emma Curtis Hopkins led a life of extraordinary diversity and achievement. Here at last is a study that salutes her remarkable life as it explores the route by which she melded spiritual healing, metaphysical idealism, and exotic philosophies into multiple careers of unsurpassed dynamic. As a charismatic teacher, Hopkins instructed or ordained every prominent New Thought leader who founded a major denomination of the movement's churches. Her considerable talents as a mystic and noted author reached fruition with the publication of High Mysticism in 1923. Furthermore, her ideas on healing and prosperity took root in both secular and religious orgahizations, touching millions around the globe to this day. The long-forgotten Hopkins is now given her due in a book that allows her to triumph in the roles she so ably mastered in life: mentor and mystic, healer and feminist, missionary and biblical prophet, writer and editor.