Julie B Cosgrove: 12 books

To find time for God in our busy day is swimming upstream against the currents of today's techno-global society that demands 24/7/365 availability and views rest and reflection as slothfulness. Yet, it is exactly what our minds, bodies and souls need, much less our relationships. It's our soul-purpose.

They say when God closes a door He opens a window. But often times, it is not done simultaneously...for a reason. Discover why God has you in the in-between times, and why you can rejoice while there. A study with both Every-day Life and Biblical examples. Perfect for teens and adults.

A collection of original devotionals featured on two Christian women's websites, Song Notes is a fresh look at the Psalms, proving their message is as pertinent today as when scribed centuries ago. A great bedside table book to read whenever and however much you want, or for use as a Bible study guide.

Journey with eleven unamed women as they encounter the Holy bursting through into their mundane. Each woman's tale is discussed with ample space for reflective notes. Great for individual and group Bible studies,for men and youth as well as women.

PRAYING is a Biblcally based step by step guide to bring purpose and power to your prayers and to enrich your relationship with others and with God. Questions at the end of each chapter make this book an excellent Bible study guide.

who can she trust in this tempest of danger and deceit When her huband dies in a freak car accident, Jen is jostled in the storm swells of grief. She believes life can't get any worse until she's kidnapped by Tom, a coworker who says it was her late husband's final request to fake her death...

Sarah Mansfield has big dreams—live large on her daddy's money and marry a man who has even more. Born into a wealthy horse breeding family in the Texas Hill Country, she snagged Trey Simpson, a fast-climbing six-figure income attorney from a prestigious natural gas dynasty in Oklahoma. They decide...

As Janie and Betsy Ann go for their morning jog, the city sanitation vehicle follows its normal five-mile Tuesday morning route through their retirement community of Sunset Acres. The two Bunco-playing biddies spot a leg dangling out of the dumpster when the truck lifts the trash container high in...

As the Bunco Biddies decorate for a wedding shower, Ethel falls from a ladder, is rushed to the ER, and from beyond the curtained divider, overhears a hushed conversation about a crime.When the Bunco Biddies get the antsy groom involved in their sleuthing, his chances of making it to the church dwindle, and that's when the way to the altar gets dicey.

Liberated from her captor but shackled by her past, can she find the freedom to forgive? Abused in her Mexican village, Marisol's anger is her ticket to freedom in America, or so she thinks. But her temper lands her in worse and worse situations. Trafficked and pregnant, she gives up her baby...

Sunset Acres isn't safe. Thieves are targeting homes with threes and sixes in their house numbers. Caught in the act, one robber is arrested, but later found hanged in his jail cell. The police claim it's a suicide. Janie and her Bunco Biddies worry there might be dirty cops in Alamoville...but who can they convince?

Who would leave a newborn baby in the bathtub of a condo in Sunset Acres, a retirement community, and why? And was a young woman slain behind the convenience store across the highway it's mother? Janie and the Bunco Biddies want to find out, but soon they discover sleuthing can get a bit dicey.