Disinherited by his parents and estranged from his wife, Fallen pleasure club co-owner Lord Grayson ‘Devil’ Deveraux long ago learned to place his trust in ledgers rather than people. But his ice-cold reserve hides the scandalous truth: he’s a man who craves pain with his pleasure, and a loving lady to instruct him. Banished to the country when her whirlwind marriage collapsed, Lady Eliza Deveraux never knew why Grayson fell out of love with her: she’d tried so damned hard to quell her fiery self and be a proper, obedient wife. But when Eliza is forced to return to London and back into Grayson’s intoxicating world, banked passions reignite. Can a marriage built on secrets and pretense truly get a second chance? Each book in the Fallen series is a standalone story that can be enjoyed out of order. Series Order: Book #1 Surrender to Sin Book #2 The Devil’s Submission Book #3 The Seduction of Viscount Vice

Disinherited by his parents and estranged from his wife, Fallen pleasure club co-owner Lord Grayson 'Devil' Deveraux long ago learned to place his trust in ledgers rather than people. But his ice-cold reserve hides the scandalous truth: he's a man who craves pain with his pleasure, and a loving lady to instruct him. Banished to the country when her whirlwind marriage collapsed, Lady Eliza Deveraux never knew why Grayson fell out of love with her: she'd tried so damned hard to quell her fiery self and be a proper, obedient wife. But when Eliza is forced to return to London and back into Grayson's intoxicating world, banked passions reignite. Can a marriage built on secrets and pretense truly get a second chance?

Travel on a journey through the great Semite's history, where the world colludes we should use those who love God and reverence God, as though they are like those who win souls, and use the writing of the Messiah to want to share in the spoil with the proud, rather be lowly in spirit with the afflicted

The lens of the camera is an invitation for author and minister Donna J. Schambach to explore the amazing beauty and exquisite detail of the Master Creator of the universe. Vibrant colors and diverse designs draw her into a wonderland of discovery and learning. As an itinerant minister, Donna has a golden opportunity to observe and learn from the people and cultures she serves. In Reflections, a rare devotional journal, Donna invites you to see different lands, seasons, and cultures through her eyes. In addition to the beautiful photography, you will also be inspired by Donna's spiritual insights in her devotionals, strategically placed by images that inspired Donna. As you travel with Donna to distant lands, you may also be inspired to become more observant of your own surroundings and draw new life from the very One who created them for your pleasure.

Liberate yourself from the forces of darkness! If you are living under demonic oppression, its time to rise up and walk in the supernatural deliverance Jesus purchased for you! Prophet and deliverance minister, John Veal, has experienced the dark-side of the supernatural first-hand. Even from childhood, he has encountered strange phenomena: attacks from unseen entities, visitations from ghostly apparitions, voices from disembodied spirits, and much more. Skeptics call it superstition, the New Age calls it paranormal. Its time to call it what it really is: spiritual warfare. In Supernaturally Delivered, John Veal equips you to victoriously engage demons and conquer the forces of darkness at work in your life by Receiving supernatural deliverance. Identifying and closing demonic portals in your life. Operating in the 7 secrets for guarding your anointing. Take hold of your destiny and discover the profound freedom that Jesus has bought for you, today!

John Cox tells the intriguing story of stage devils from their earliest appearance in English plays to the closing of the theatres by parliamentary order in 1642. The book represents a major revision of E. K. Chambers' ideas of stage devils in The Medieval Stage (1903), arguing that this is not a history of gradual secularization, as scholarship has maintained for the last century, but rather that stage devils were profoundly shaped from the outset by the assumptions of sacred drama and retained this shape virtually unchanged until the advent of permanent commercial theatres near London. The book spans both medieval and Renaissance drama including the medieval Mystery cycles on the one hand, through to plays by Greene, Marlowe, Shakespeare (1 and 2 Henry VI), Jonson, Middleton and Davenant. An appendix lists all known devil plays in English from the beginning to 1642.