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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. A Royal Wedding: The Mistress Bride / Lady of the Upper Kingdom (Mills & Boon Special Releases) This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Song of Solomon is one of the most quoted books in Scripture - and one of the least understood. Behind its poetry of gardens, spices, and a bride in patient pursuit of her beloved lies something far larger than a love story: a picture of God's own pursuit of His people, traced from the first wedding in Eden to the last wedding at the end of all things. In twelve concise kingdom lessons, this book uncovers what Song of Solomon has been quietly teaching all along. You'll discover: - Why God invented romance before the world ever claimed it- Why the Bible opens and closes with a wedding - and why that's not a coincidence- Why love has its own timing, and what happens when it's rushed- Why intimacy with God always comes before calling or ministry- Why the Bridegroom's declaration - 'there is no spot in thee' - may be the most important sentence in the whole book- What Solomon's own life still warns every reader today Each chapter holds two readings side by side: the literal celebration of covenant marriage as God designed it, and the deeper prophetic picture of Christ's relationship with His Church. You don't have to choose between them - this book shows how they were always meant to be read together. Short enough to read in an evening. Rich enough to return to for a lifetime - as a devotional for your own walk with Christ, a study for a small group, or a thoughtful gift for an engaged couple, a newly married pair, or anyone rediscovering why God calls Himself, again and again, a Bridegroom in pursuit of His Bride. AUTHORITY, SEEDS OF (illustrator).…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Edition / First Print. Paperback copy, no dustjacket as issued. 112pp. Signed and inscribed by author in black ink to title page. not library copy, no creasing to spine, mark to bottom page edges. (23/2). Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. [1st ed., 1st printing] ; 70 pages ; 22 cm ISBN 9781882295159, 1882295153 OCLC 36059948 LCCN 96040204 LC PS3569.U13 M53 1997 ; stiff paper wrappers ; Middle Kingdom, Adrienne Su's first collection of poems, explores American identity in terms of language, geography, and personal history. Starting in Georgia, the poems travel to New York, New England, China, Mexico, and other locales in the search for a sense of place. ; "Middle Kingdom is the slippery, hard-to-read territory between languages, cultures, identities-a fluid, confusing boundary zone which is both enriching and embattled. Suburban, Asian-American, at home and exiled in places and tongues, Su negotiates the mercurial new world of cultural commingling in witty, formally assured poems-often in elegantly accomplished forms which themselves add to the layering of cultural reference. This volume is an auspicious, engaging debut, and its pleasures are especially evident in a signature Su poem, 'In Mexico City', which delights in a collision of tongues, in the human possibilities conjoined vocabularies reveal." -Mark Doty ; "Adrienne Su is so unusual, such a good poet, and has so much to say, that she's addictive: once you start reading her poems you want to go on forever in the Middle Kingdom. Also, she is such a good rhymer that you don't know she's rhyming: you find out, as you read along, that you have been rhymed deeply. She is very good." -Alan Dugan ; "Is it authentic? Beneath this question rests a garden in all its tended beauty. This is the plot of Adrienne Su, who raises a voice of calm and subtle strength in her evocation of a new land, stretching from China to suburban Virginia, across class and race divides, defining these States, homing in on the poem. Here there is no doubt: Ms Su is the real thing, an authentic poet who lifts the craft into orbit, gives a readout that inexorably relaxes us as humans into being. That's the poem's home, the Middle Kingdom, where Adrienne Su lives, writes, and tends the garden." -Bob Holman ; Adrienne Su is the author of four books of poems, of which Middle Kingdom was the first; the others are Sanctuary (Manic D Press, 2006), Having None of It (Manic D, 2009), and Living Quarters (Manic D, 2015). Recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, Su is professor of creative writing and poet-in-residence at Dickinson College, in Pennsylvania. Her poems appear in many anthologies, including The Hungry Ear; Asian-American Poetry: The Next Generation; The Norton Introduction to Literature (12th ed.); and four volumes of Best American Poetry. Contents: 1978 -- Address -- An Afternoon In The Park -- Antidepressant -- At Seven I Mistake A Documentary On The Internment Camps -- The Bride -- China -- Claiming The Find -- Dog Winter -- Eighteen-year-old Biography -- Elegy -- The Emperor's Second Wife -- Four Sonnets About Food -- Francine, 1949 -- Hitchhikers -- Home -- Illumination -- In Mexico City -- Men -- Miss Chang Is Missing -- My House In The Suburbs -- Piranex -- Savannah Crabs -- Shanghai '87 -- Translation -- Under The Window -- Visitation -- The Word Was My First Companion ; FINE. Book.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Princess Elara Veyrion has only one reason to stay alive. Revenge. She watched the Dragon King's armies reduce Valoria to ash. She held her dying father as he gave one final command: >Months later, Elara finally reaches the feared Dragon King with a blade aimed at his heart.>He offers her a bargain. Marry him for one year, and he will end the war, protect the surviving people of Valoria, and give her access to the ancient power buried beneath her fallen kingdom. Elara agrees for one reason. Becoming his bride will bring her close enough to kill him.>He knows she sleeps with a dagger beneath her pillow.He knows she is studying his weaknesses.>Still, he refuses to force her obedience, her trust, or her affection.As hatred gives way to dangerous desire, Elara uncovers a truth more devastating than betrayal.Kael did not destroy Valoria to conquer it.He destroyed what her father was awakening beneath it.>But her father left one final weapon inside her. A command that will force her to kill Kael the moment she learns the truth. To save both kingdoms, Elara must decide whether revenge is worth losing the man she was raised to hate.And whether she can trust the enemy who may have sacrificed everything to save her world.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A bold call to consecration, Kingdom service, and faithful leadership in the house of God.The Eunuch's Call: Consecration, Kingdom Service, and the Making of Christ's Bride explores one of Scripture's most overlooked figures and presents the eunuch as a powerful model of spiritual devotion, hidden service, and undivided loyalty to the King.This book is not a call to physical alteration, but to the deeper spiritual reality the eunuch represents: the voluntary cutting away of worldly entanglements, selfish ambition, divided loyalties, and carnal attachments so that God's people may serve Him with purity, discipline, and wholehearted devotion.Drawing from biblical examples such as Hegai, Daniel, Ebed-Melech, the Ethiopian eunuch, and the teaching of Jesus in Matthew 19:12, Jacob K. Oladipupo, PhD presents a timely message for pastors, church leaders, ministry workers, theological students, discipleship groups, and every believer who longs to serve God acceptably.Through scriptural insight and practical application, this book challenges readers to examine the true foundation of Christian ministry and discipleship. It reminds the Church that effective service begins with consecration, that leadership must be rooted in holiness and servanthood, and that the ultimate purpose of ministry is to prepare Christ's Bride for the Bridegroom.Readers will discover: - Why consecration is essential to acceptable ministry- How hidden service carries eternal significance- What the biblical eunuch teaches about loyalty, sacrifice, and spiritual discipline- Why Christian leadership must focus on preparing the Bride of Christ- How believers can embrace a deeper life of holiness, obedience, and Kingdom serviceThe Eunuch's Call is a serious and timely Christian work for those who are ready to move beyond surface-level faith and answer the call to deeper devotion.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if the Church isn't what we thought it was The Kingdom, The Body, The Bride and The Tabernacle is written for followers of King Jesus who have a sneaking suspicion that there's more to the Church than meeting once a week for 2 hours.Stephen A. Davis suggests that the best way to understand the Church is to look at the biblical story from beginning to end and examine humanity's place within that narrative.When we do so, we'll see how God intended to raise up a human family through whom He would rule the earth and that ruling the earth goes far beyond the four walls of a church building or weekly bible study.Reading the biblical narrative as God meant for us to understand it requires that we redefine and rediscover some of our most cherished biblical categories concerning the Church, the gospel, humanity, the heavenly host and the end times.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What if the billionaire everyone wanted was secretly a fae prince Ethan Blackwood has built a billion-dollar empire, commands unimaginable wealth, and lives a life most people can only dream of. But behind his powerful public image is a dangerous secret: Ethan is an ancient fae prince and heir to a hidden kingdom beyond the Veil.He escaped Evermere years ago, determined to live as a human and never claim the throne.Then Lily Hart walks into his life.Lily is intelligent, independent, and completely unimpressed by Ethan's fortune. But there is something about her that he cannot explain. She can see the magic he has spent centuries hiding-and the closer she gets to him, the more the ancient secrets surrounding his family begin to awaken.When Lily discovers the hidden kingdom beyond the Veil, she learns that her connection to Ethan is far more powerful than attraction.They are fated.Their bond is forbidden.And Lily may be connected to an ancient bloodline that could determine the future of both worlds.As the Veil begins to weaken and an ancient enemy rises from the shadows, Ethan must choose between the crown he never wanted and the woman he cannot live without.Lily must discover who she truly is-and whether love can unite two worlds that were never meant to be together.But an ancient prophecy has already been written.The bride will choose the kingdom.And her choice could determine whether two worlds live as one-or fall apart.If you love billionaire romance, fae princes, fated mates, forbidden love, secret identities, magical kingdoms, protective heroes, powerful heroines, ancient prophecies, and happily-ever-after romance, enter Evermere and discover a love story where wealth meets magic and destiny changes everything.…