Human, Flawed, Forgiven is a transformative guide that delves into the complex journey of forgiveness for one’s parents. The narrative is structured to help readers understand that while parents are inherently flawed as all humans are holding onto anger and blame is a self-imposed burden that serves no purpose. It emphasizes that forgiveness is a gift one gives to oneself, a crucial step toward healing and building a healthier, happier life.

Through personal anecdotes, psychological insights, and practical advice, the author navigates the reader through the powerful process of shifting outward blame toward inward responsibility. The book posits that forgiveness is an internal process, one that does not require the participation or even awareness of the person being forgiven. It’s a powerful reminder that we have the strength and the right to choose forgiveness at any moment, for our own sake, and to live life to its fullest, free from the past. $2.99 on Kindle.

Holding onto past pain has its costs, affecting your relationships, career, and overall happiness. This book is your key to for your well-being, challenging the belief that nothing can change your situation. It stands out by offering practical solutions, empowering you to take control of your life and build a resilient, joyful future.

Don’t let another day pass under the shadow of your past. Make the decision to order Letting Go of The Past today. Begin your journey towards peace, confidence, and emotional resilience. Act now for a life-changing transformation. Your future self will thank you for this pivotal step. $3.99 on Kindle.

The Love We Vow: Violet Rosati, wracked with guilt over a secret she’s kept for seven years, struggles to forgive herself and the man—now a Catholic priest—who broke her heart.

The Vows We Keep: Tristan O’Connor, once a Catholic priest, now longs for family life, but he must put his faith in God to heal old wounds and fall in love, as secrets from his family’s past come to the surface.

The Hope We Vow: Music teacher Sadie Rosati questions God’s will for her life and embarks on a journey that spans continents, convents, and a couple of male suitors. Free on Kindle.

How to Say Sorry understands the need to truly apologize and forgive. Dealing with others can be hard–everyone is so different, and often, our personalities and temperaments are so incompatible. But his book will demonstrate the power of forgiveness in navigating those social connections and underscore the significance of exercising personal accountability.

How to learn from your mistakes. How to become more open-minded. How to cherish meaningful connections. How to fortify treasured relationships. How to Say Sorry will encourage you to be a more sincere and open communicator. $2.99 on Kindle.

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Three years ago, a book and a song led Stella to the love of her life. Two years later, he shattered her heart. Determined to shake off the memories of the fateful day, Stella promises herself she’ll move forward. Little does she know, when she accepts her best friend’s invitation to a week-long trip to France, that the ghosts of her past will come roaring back.

David has reached the pinnacle of his career, but loneliness is a painful price to pay for being in the spotlight. When he catches a fleeting glimpse of Stella a year after their breakup, David realizes he has one chance to win her back. If he fails to earn Stella’s trust again, he’ll be cursed to follow in the footsteps of one of literature’s most haunted and desolate characters—the one he brings to life night after night.

What will it take for Stella and David to remember their dreams, and to believe in their future?

TURN BACK TIME is a story about forgiveness, second chances—and believing in yourself. $0.99 on Kindle.

What is the best hope for mankind, given the condition of the world we now live in? Actually, it is “forgiveness”. There is no way that man has hope without God’s forgiveness. This book focuses on the unfolding of God’s intent to forgive man, regardless of his sins; if there is a change of heart, or simply a repentant state of mind. This book covers the lives of many individuals within the scriptures who experienced the forgiveness of God after great and shocking acts of evil. $0.99 on Kindle

When history professor Andrew Ward ignores his wife Lizzy’s warning that something will happen if he allows their teenage son to go out one stormy night, tragedy strikes on a rain-slick highway. Andrew is too anguished to admit he was wrong, and, over the years, he and Lizzy drift into avoidance.

Forgotten in the marital divide, the couple’s daughter Jane, a high-tech guru and mother of three, can’t forgive the long-ago loss of her big brother. Nor can Andrew’s elder brother Thomas, an arrogant millionaire.

Just as Andrew’s wife Lizzy decides to leave Andrew and start life anew, Jane urges her mother to repair her marriage. Lizzy silently resists and tells only her best friend of her decision.

Oblivious to either woman’s plans, Andrew escapes to his office, where he tries to write a grand apologia to atone for his long-ago mistake. But when a second tragedy strikes, each family member faces a choice no one wants to make. And Andrew must find a way to leave a memory. $0.99 on Kindle.

A year and a half ago Paige Morganson’s world went sideways. Within the span of a few months, she learned that everything she’d been told about her life was a lie. Still, she was able to bounce back and forgive those who deceived her with the love of a good man and constant communication with God. Then her world turned upside down. Will she be able to let go of her lost dreams in time to notice the one person standing in the wings?

With four strangers bound by one secret that has slowly revealed itself amidst budding romances, deception, second chances, and betrayal throughout the series, the final book will take readers through a myriad of emotions as it brings the story full circle. $2.99 on Kindle.

Have you ever been pressured to forgive before you felt comfortable about it? Has something not sat right with you all these years about the concept of biblical forgiveness? Is it just not making sense for God to require us to grant blanket forgiveness on demand, or even if it hasn’t been asked for, including to those who are downright wicked?

As Christians, we all know our Father wants us to forgive. However, forgiveness and the requirement to forgive are not necessarily what we have been taught by our abusers and their enablers, or by others who are either misinformed or trying to deceive us. God wants us to be open-hearted and willing to forgive. But he does not want us to cheapen forgiveness by giving it prematurely and undeservedly to those who have every intention of continuing on in their evil.

In this book, we will study the scriptures that talk about forgiveness and repentance, including relevant context and commentary, as well as dilemmas and questions we are often faced with. Our God is not an abuse enabler. He is truly righteous and just. You may be surprised to learn that forgiveness and God’s instructions to forgive are not necessarily what you have been led to believe. $5.99 on Kindle.