Bøger af Marilyn Anderson

Winning Life God's Way is about discovering how to not merely survive difficult times, to not simply "get through them," and to not allow them to overwhelm or control your life. Rather it unveils how you can live a life of pure joy in the midst of them. We have all lived through something, but it's how we do it that makes the difference in the people we become, the relationships we build, and the quality of life we live. Join Addi May, a small-town Southern girl from the foothills of North Carolina, as she walks you through the many roads of her life. Her determination to experience a genuinely happy life- regardless of every heartache, painful moment, and hurt she's been through- will leave you inspired to do the same.

When Logan McAllister, a high school senior team roper from Wyoming, surfed the internet, all he wanted to find was a girl with heart and soul to talk to. Skylar Alexander, a high school junior equestrian from Arizona, wanted a friend she could believe in again. Neither of them knew where their first conversation would lead. After meeting over the Thanksgiving holidays, Logan and Skylar's friendship developed into a deeper relationship, one that neither of them was sure they were ready for.As Logan competed in rodeos across Wyoming with his roping partner, Jim Abernathy, Skylar blazed through the show arenas in multiple states toward a World Championship with Ben Adkins, her older mentor, who eventually convinced her to work in Italy with him to further his own career. Tragic circumstances bring Skylar home to face an uncertain future.Will Skylar find her soul mate, or simply find a friend, when she comes back to Logan? Distance, separation, and loneliness will test their relationship, but they are the only ones who know if their sacrifice was worth it.

The morning Haley Jobes accepts a collect call from the Tennessee State Penitentiary, she realizes their lives will never be the same. On the other end of the line, Clint Jobes. Convicted of murdering his son, Clint has spent the last twenty-two years with the prison as his home. Haley becomes obsessed with the enigmatic stranger. She understands his connection to her husband, Alex, but why has he turned up now? She knows Alex despises his dad and would be devastated if he learns of her new relationship with him. Something about Clint keeps pulling her in, though, and she can't help but feel that there's more than Alex is aware of. Haley's behavior becomes increasingly erratic as she begins to unravel the truth and the significance of a small, black-and-white photo from years ago-all while keeping it secret from her husband. Book five from the Created with Purpose series is the most riveting yet! An emotional roller coaster that will grip your heart, absorb your moral compass, and nestle you in the absolution of humanity.

Influenced by a shameful part of America's history - a great injustice that has been mostly forgotten - this story concerns human despair and the way out. It shadows a young Native American, reservation-born woman's struggle to escape the bonds of addiction, self-hatred, cultural indifference, and fear - and radiates her joy in finding the source of ultimate freedom. It is an inspiring story of Christian hope and victory, despite seemingly-insurmountable odds. * Sue Raymore (aka Mina "Eldest Daughter" Black Cloud) is slightly off-kilter. Actually, more than slightly - she's half-crazy, which is understandable. Sue is a half-breed - and both halves are badly broken. Because she was born into turbulent times and harsh conditions, the odds are against her. Her bad choices don't improve her chances in life. Sue is running a million miles an hour in the wrong direction. An odd couple speaking a strange language offer hope, and Sue must make a choice. Her demons cheer for her to follow their way. They offer everything Sue wants, except a chance to find the way out. * Inspiration: Psalm 40; Crazy Horse; Sitting Bull; Red Cloud; Ghost Dance; Rapid City, South Dakota; Annie Mae Pictou Aquash; Dances with Wolves; Wounded Knee; Pine Ridge; Cowboy Junkies-"Pale Sun"; Casting Crowns - "Does Anybody Hear Her?"

Save thousands of dollars every year - live the good life on any income! How to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short is a must-have guide with all kinds of money-saving tips on living the luxury life for less. Discover how to save thousands of dollars on entertainment, travel, shopping, fashion, beauty, health, home décor, and more. Each chapter has real stories, practical tips, and useful website links. Learn how to get deals on designer clothes and shoes, restaurants and hair salons, Broadway and Vegas shows, and shopping online and off. Many of the tips include getting things for FREE, such as how to get your hair done at upscale salons for free, how to get designer clothes for free, and even how to spend six nights at a 4-star resort in Spain for FREE!You'll Find Out How To: Go to fabulous free eventsWear a $2,000 dress for $50Eat at expensive restaurants for 1/2 the priceSee shows and concerts in your hometown for freeGet prescription drugs for less than with insurance Find money you didn't know you haveTravel, dine, and shop for next to zeroHow to Live Like a MILLIONAIRE When You're a Million Short was featured in Forbes and USA Weekly and won an award as the Best Book on Saving Money Living Well of the Year!There is a ton of valuable information in author Marilyn Anderson's breezy and fun style which adds up to a wonderful "how-to" book with a humorous flair.

Jackson Richard McCullen accepts the head coaching job at Scrub Oak High School, which has only won one football game in the last three seasons. Conrad Williamson, Jr., the superintendent, wants to run the football program instead of letting Jackson do his job and is determined to get rid of him after only one year. Conrad wanted to play college ball, but he would not play any position but running back, which is the same position he insists he wants his son, Trey, to continue to play at Scrub Oak. Trey wants to play defense, and Jackson gives him the chance against Conrad's wishes.With no money, no equipment, one assistant coach who is retiring, and one assistant coach who has never played a game, Jackson is determined to build a team his way. He gives every player a chance to play and recruits basketball players, soccer players, Hispanics, and African Americans to change the dynamics on the field. Jackson coaches football as he played in high school...with heart and soul and integrity. He doesn't see color, economic background, or history when he fields a team. He makes the players believe in themselves and find the extra "stuff" that makes the difference between a regular team and a winning team.Jackson reunites with his high school sweetheart, Tricia Burton, who happens to work for the law firm Conrad hires to try to get rid of Jackson.Jackson played both defense and offense in high school, and his coach always thought of him as Second String, so Jackson knows how fighting criticism and diversity every week can hurt a team. He is determined to never make his players feel that way as he guides them through the season one game at a time.Is it illogical to take a 1 and 9 team, tweak the players, find the best in each one, and coach them into the playoffs?Probably. But the Ocelots deserve more; the town craves more; and the people hope for more. Will Williamson defeat Jackson, or will Jackson turn the hopes of the Scrub Oak Ocelots into a craving for Playoff Fever?