Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ A New and Glorious Morn by Marie Higgins.

Noelle Kidman is still recovering from a bad marriage and even worse divorce. If she decides to remarry, the man will be someone who will go to church with her, pray, and loves her more than anything else. Yet, she is attracted to Blake Montgomery, the town’s wealthy playboy who gambles and drinks with his friends. Blake is wrong for her. If only she could convince her heart of that.
 
Blake Montgomery has loved Noelle for several years. But being her friend – and her boss – has put him in the friend’s zone. He wants out. He wants her to love him unconditionally. Perhaps he needs the festive holidays to help him win the woman he doesn’t want to live without.
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Changing Tides by Tia Souders.

She had to lose it all in order to find herself…
 
Rachel Beaumont is at the end of her rope. Her home’s in foreclosure, her car’s been repossessed, and her bank account is severely anemic. Her ex is willing to help—if she’ll give him a second chance. But since it was a lack of self-sufficiency that got her into this mess, she’s more than a little reluctant to accept his offer. She’ll just have figure out how to make it on her own.
 
Her new reality suddenly becomes a lot brighter when she meets a handsome, stormy-eyed fisherman who makes her question everything she’s ever wanted or needed in her life.
 
But he has issues and responsibilities of his own. And it’s not long before both of them must decide if love is a luxury they can afford.
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ The Valentine’s Date Mistake by Cassie Shiels.

Melissa understands numbers. 1+1 always equals 2. But when it comes to dating things never seem to add up.
 
The last thing Melissa wants is to spend another Valentine's day alone, but that doesn't mean she wants to get set up either. When the principal asks her to help supervise the sophomore class presidency plan their Valentine's Day dance, she decides there’s no way she’ll become the lame teacher who shows up without a date to the dance. Desperate, but against her better judgment, she allows her friend, Prissy, to sign her up for a dating website.
 
Landon doesn’t have time in his life for anything extra—especially online dating. When a new match comes his way, he can’t help but wonder if she’s worth giving a chance? That is, if he can fit it in with his day job, his own schooling, and planning the school's Valentine’s day dance with the sophomore class and the irritable Ms. Melissa Jackson.

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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Primary Activity Days Ideas by Trina Boice.

From the bestselling author of "Bright Ideas for Young Women Leaders" and "Easy Enrichment Ideas" comes help for Activity Day Leaders in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Are you looking for fun, creative ways to teach the gospel to the young girls in your Activity Day group? This delightful book is filled with fresh ideas for every week of the year!
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This book is also a valuable resource for Primary presidencies seeking to find appropriate activities for the Primary s quarterly activities.

Inside you will find chapters devoted to:
Fun traditions
Birthdays
Get-to-know-you games
Service activities
Developing talents
Earning the Faith in God Award
Preparing to move into Young Women
 
Plus a dozen more topics!

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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Love by Convenience by Deb Goodman.

She agreed to marry him for the greater good.
 
How dare he fall in love with her?

Dashing and illustrious Mack Duncan is a shoo-in for mayor in the upcoming Silver Plum election. That is, until ghosts from his family’s past are dredged up, and he starts dropping like a rock in the polls. When his mom and her best friend tell him to ask the caring and beautiful school teacher, Cady Marshall, to join him in a marriage of convenience, he’s appalled.
 
Cady’s even more appalled at the crazy scheme. They can’t ask her to marry him just to help him win. But when she realizes that Mack becoming mayor is her hometown’s last hope of saving their water and her mother’s flowers, she agrees. Besides, this “wedding” will give her ailing mother the chance to see her child walk down the aisle.
 
As Cady and Mack are forced to spend nearly every moment together, their feelings begin to shift. But when the forces combined against Mack prove fatal to his election hopes, will Cady’s career dreams force them to say goodbye? Or can true love actually happen by convenience?

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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Marriage Of Convenience At The Cowboy Billionaire Ranch by Hannah Hart.

Olivia has spent her life in the shadows.
 
Of her sister Norah.
 
Of her depression and anxiety.
 
Of her overprotective mother.
 
The summer of her senior year she’s ready to jump back into life. She has a friend, a boy that she’s crushing on and a plan to make the next three months the best ones yet.
 
All of those plans apart before summer even starts and she’s back to square one, except for one thing. Ben Rowan’s sudden and timely appearance back in her life.
 
Ben is her sister’s best friend who also understands what it’s like to live around shining stars. He’s older, has known Olivia her whole life and, the best part? Her parents trust him.
 
What starts out as a convenience for two lonely people, turns into something bigger, something that may help the shadows vanish once and for all.
 
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Olivia and the Older Boy by Anna Catherine Field.

Olivia has spent her life in the shadows.
 
Of her sister Norah.
 
Of her depression and anxiety.
 
Of her overprotective mother.
 
The summer of her senior year she’s ready to jump back into life. She has a friend, a boy that she’s crushing on and a plan to make the next three months the best ones yet.
 
All of those plans fall apart before summer even starts and she’s back to square one, except for one thing. Ben Rowan’s sudden and timely appearance back in her life.
 
Ben is her sister’s best friend who also understands what it’s like to live around shining stars. He’s older, has known Olivia her whole life and, the best part? Her parents trust him.
 
What starts out as a convenience for two lonely people, turns into something bigger, something that may help the shadows vanish once and for all.
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Model Approach by Lynn A. Coleman.

While on the runway, Angelique Woods, model and CIA agent, stuns her team when she makes eye contact with Edward Posen, the man she’s been sent to investigate for espionage. A wink and a brief conversation at the after party doesn’t prepare her for what happens next.

When Edward slips into her car, bleeding from a gunshot wound, Angelique soon realizes there’s a fine line between innocence and guilt. Will she find the truth in time?
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Investigating the Rancher by Tayla Alexandra.

After a brief stint as a taxi driver in Trust, Arizona, Hailey Baker has gone home to her father’s investigative service. Labeled “the prodigal” by her older sister, Melody, Hailey is determined to prove she can be a worthy member of Baker and Sons Investigative Service. But when her boyfriend, Rob disappoints her, Hailey jumps at the first chance to get away.
 
It’s the one year anniversary of his father’s death and the last thing Ridge Calloway needs is that reminder right in the middle of branding season. Concentrating on getting through the season and earning the ranch manager position is the only thing on his mind.
 
When Hailey shows up to investigate missing cattle on the Sterling Ranch, she sets off a stir among the ranchers, who think she’s a veterinary assistant.
 
When city girl meets country boy … anything can happen.
 
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Wondering ‘What should I read next?’ Ward Activity Ideas: Parties With A Purpose by Trina Boice.

Put Some Life into the Party!
 
If you are involved in organizing a ward outing or activity, this is the book for you! This wonderful collection of fun and uplifting activities is a must-have for any priesthood or auxiliary leader. The book covers a wide variety of topics, such as:
 
* Ward Traditions That Unite The Heart
* Funeral Potatoes And More: Feeding His Sheep
* Party Primer: Games That Mix And Mingle
* Family Matters: Keeping The Kids Happy & Safe
* Publicity 101
* Monthly themed ideas
* Decorations: The Silver Lining
* Website Resources
* Ice breakers
 
There are also chapters that provide ideas for every month of the year. Let this handy guide turn you into the “creative genius” at your ward or stake planning meetings!
 
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