New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter returns with another captivating Angels of the Dark tale, as a tormented warrior is brought to his knees by the most delicate of humans…. His name is Koldo. He is scarred, powerful, his control legendary—and he lives only for vengeance against the angel who viciously removed his wings. But if he yields to the forces of hatred, he will be eternally damned. Nicola Lane was born with a defective heart, yet this fragile human shows surprising strength as demons stalk her every move, determined to end her. She is the key to Koldo's deliverance…and his downfall. Though he fights duty, destiny and his first addictive taste of desire, his toughest battle will be the one for Nicola's life—even if he has to sacrifice his own….

Once upon a time you were the princess of your own fairy tale; you lived in your own imaginary world. But then, as you grew older, you became more aware of the reality around you the fact that the world continuously states that there are no such things as happily ever afters and that no man is a prince. The little princess dies inside of you. Throughout this book you will rediscover that every desire you have as a woman fits into a fairy tale. All you need is a prince to fight for you to awaken your princess heart again because being a princess is the preparation for becoming a queen, his queen. This book will touch various aspects of your feminine heart, from how to unlock your husband's love to being a lady-in-waiting and rediscovering who God really is in your life. The created will go to the Creator, and only there she will find her true identity.

William Henry Harper is in love—but how can he convince Alexa that they have a future together when she still thinks his mother is trying to kill her? The moment she confesses the other two reasons that are holding her back, he sets out on a mission to address them—and make her his for good. Alexa Romo knows she needs to make peace with Rebecca Harper if she ever wants to work things out with Will. But when she confronts a part of her past that she's kept locked away, she uncovers another nugget of truth that leaves her spinning… and afraid of what the Harpers will do next. The Billionaire's Alibi: The Betrayal follows Will and Alexa as they try to truly find a future together. Will they succeed? This serial novella is about 25,000 words, or about 120 printed pages. This romantic suspense is recommended for mature audiences ages 18+.

The Billionaire’s Alibi: The Murderer Alexa Romo’s secret past is catching up with her when an unexpected guest comes to town. Will she be able to confront her past demons without Will or Chase by her side? Will can’t make amends with Alexa fast enough—but when he stumbles on the truth about her, and the events that took place the night of the murder, will he be able to get past her lies? The Billionaire’s Alibi: The Murderer follows Alexa and Will as they struggle with their own lives without the support of one another. Will they end up better together… or apart? This serial novella is about 26,000 words, or about 130 printed pages. This romantic suspense is recommended for mature audiences ages 18+. From the The Billionaire’s Alibi serials: • The Proposition (The Billionaire’s Alibi #1) • The Contract (The Billionaire’s Alibi #2) • The Scandal (The Billionaire’s Alibi #3) • The Investigation (The Billionaire's Alibi #4) • The Betrayal (The Billionaire's Alibi #5) • The Murderer (The Billionaire’s Alibi #6) • The Heiress (The Billionaire’s Alibi #7) • The Campaign (The Billionaire’s Alibi #8) • The Escape (The Billionaire’s Alibi #9)

You¿ll be encouraged and challenged by examples of sleeping beauties¿both from long-ago Biblical times and modern-day women. Through the promises of the Bible, real life experiences, and humorous stories, Judy offers women of today the hope of freedom and fulfillment when they answer the most important call of their life¿the call of Christ upon their lives to awaken.

Once upon a time you were the princess of your own fairy tale; you lived in your own imaginary world. But then, as you grew older, you became more aware of the reality around youthe fact that the world continuously states that there are no such things as happily ever afters and that no man is a prince. The little princess dies inside of you. Throughout this book you will rediscover that every desire you have as a woman fits into a fairy tale. All you need is a prince to fight for you to awaken your princess heart againbecause being a princess is the preparation for becoming a queen, his queen. This book will touch various aspects of your feminine heart, from how to unlock your husbands love to being a lady-in-waiting and rediscovering who God really is in your life. The created will go to the Creator, and only there she will find her true identity.

Living happily ever after isn’t reserved for fairy tales or the afterlife. It’s for us—today! God wants us to live abundant, productive, and happy lives. Yet, it’s not always easy when we live in an imperfect, sin-ravaged world. How is happily ever after possible? In this 10-session study, you’ll learn God’s how-to answers. Each story highlights a common problem hindering our happiness. Through Bible stories, spiritual principles and insights, and personal examples, Unraveling Fairy Tales will guide you down the path to everlasting happiness. A few examples include: Cinderella—learn to embrace your identity as God’s beloved daughter Rapunzel—allow God to rescue you from loneliness and feeling trapped Princess and the PEA—gain godly Perspective, Expectations, and Attitude Chicken Little—become better at discerning truth so you’re not led astray Each chapter provides five daily readings to use as a weekly devotional or group study. At the end of each day, you’ll find questions or truths to ponder to help you connect with God intimately. Also, each chapter contains questions at the end for reflection or group discussion. Unraveling Fairy Tales invites you on a journey to experience God’s audacious, indescribable, irresistible, and unconditional love. Once you do, you’ll fall madly in love and give yourself completely to him. Isn’t that what happily ever after is all about: spending your life with the One you love? The One who completes you? Get ready to be swept off your feet!

An adaptation of the traditional tale, featuring a sleeping, snoring princess who is rescued by a prince after being cursed by a bad fairy.

This volume brings together many of Terence Horgan's essays on paradoxes: Newcomb's problem, the Monty Hall problem, the two-envelope paradox, the sorites paradox, and the Sleeping Beauty problem. Newcomb's problem arises because the ordinary concept of practical rationality constitutively includes normative standards that can sometimes come into direct conflict with one another. The Monty Hall problem reveals that sometimes the higher-order fact of one's having reliably received pertinent new first-order information constitutes stronger pertinent new information than does the new first-order information itself. The two-envelope paradox reveals that epistemic-probability contexts are weakly hyper-intensional; that therefore, non-zero epistemic probabilities sometimes accrue to epistemic possibilities that are not metaphysical possibilities; that therefore, the available acts in a given decision problem sometimes can simultaneously possess several different kinds of non-standard expected utility that rank the acts incompatibly. The sorites paradox reveals that a certain kind of logical incoherence is inherent to vagueness, and that therefore, ontological vagueness is impossible. The Sleeping Beauty problem reveals that some questions of probability are properly answered using a generalized variant of standard conditionalization that is applicable to essentially indexical self-locational possibilities, and deploys "preliminary" probabilities of such possibilities that are not prior probabilities. The volume also includes three new essays: one on Newcomb's problem, one on the Sleeping Beauty problem, and an essay on epistemic probability that articulates and motivates a number of novel claims about epistemic probability that Horgan has come to espouse in the course of his writings on paradoxes. A common theme unifying these essays is that philosophically interesting paradoxes typically resist either easy solutions or solutions that are formally/mathematically highly technical. Another unifying theme is that such paradoxes often have deep-sometimes disturbing-philosophical morals.