From a young age, little girls learn what is expected of them and how to achieve that expectation. Perceived failure to meet that expectation leads to the painful feeling of rejection. Whether being rejected by family members, teachers, coaches, or peers in the classroom, rejected girls become rejected teens become rejected women. Rejection is a seed that, once it takes root, spreads its negative emotions and behaviors in other facets of life. It impacts decisions and life choices. In No Longer Rejected: A Woman's Journey from Rejection to Freedom, author Janice Broyles highlights several aspects of rejection and takes a look at what it means to be rejected and how isolating it can be. Through inspirational narratives and a study of Biblical accounts of women, connections will be drawn from one circumstance to the next. Women who have experienced heart-wrenching, agonizing rejection will be discussed, along with how God proved to be ever-faithful in every situation.

No Longer Rejected: A Woman’s Journey from Rejection to Freedom

Religion & Spirituality

Broyles, Janice

Christian Books & Bibles

Crosslink Publishing

To survive, they must choose to trust each other. Seventeen-year-old Jamison Jones is concerned about one thing: survival. Not just his survival, but the survival of his drug-addicted mother. He has to take care of her, to make sure that she makes it back to their dingy motel room, or remind her to eat. Until one day when a knock at the door changes everything. For seventeen-year-old Ellie Presley, she has no choice but to run. She's running from her past. She's running from those who seek to hurt her. Unfortunately, her past isn't so easy to escape. Both find themselves on a Greyhound bus. When danger threatens them, they are forced together to beat the odds. But they must learn to trust each other if they're going to make it out alive.

The Road Back Home from Here: A Novel

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Illuminate YA

In Ancient Palestine, Michal, a young Israeli princess, marries the man she loves, but it comes with a high price. She must spy on him and report back to her father, the notorious King Saul. Michal hopes her father will forget his animosity toward the giant-killing David, and that she and David can finally live a life of peace together. Unfortunately, her father comes to collect on Michal's promise, and she is forced to choose between betraying her father or her husband. Her decision launches her life on a path she never expected. Michal and David are ripped apart for eight years. One is forced into a loveless second marriage, the other is forced to run for his life. If they can survive the vengeful King Saul, they may have a chance at restoring their love. But a lot can change in eight years, and Michal and David are not the same as they once were.

The Runaway Heir (The David Saga)

Genre Fiction

Late November Literary

Burdened by rejection? There is a way to freedom. No Longer Rejected reaches out to women who struggle to find their value and worth because of the rejection they have experienced. Using personal narrative, as well as Biblical accounts of women who struggled with rejection, this inspirational book encourages women to find healing, strength, and freedom in Christ.

No Longer Rejected: A Woman's Journey from Rejection to Freedom

Self-Help

Self-Esteem

It's time your dreams match your reality! In Expecting Greater, Janice Broyles explores what it means to be walking in God’s will. Often, His will is not the easy road. When our trust and hope are placed in Him, God’s vision for our lives far outreaches our own. Our dreams can become our reality when we hold to the steady hand of God. Expecting Greater is just the encouragement you need to find your purpose in Christ and align your desires to His ultimate will.

Expecting Greater: Aligning Our Desires with God's Will

King Saul is dead, but David's path to the throne will be anything but easy.In The Anointed Heir, the final chapter of the David Saga, David and his men head home to lead the Hebrew people. Only they are not wanted. Ishbosheth has taken the throne, and he is keeping King Saul's edicts. This means David is still not welcomed in Israel. Judah is the only tribe who sees David as the rightful king. Michal mourns the death of her father and brothers and is torn between staying with Paltiel or living with David, the new King of Judah. At first, Michal gives up any hope of reconciliation. Until men come for her. Until she is face-to-face with David, her husband who abandoned her. Two lives separated by conflict and circumstances must learn to live together again. But time changes things, and they are not who they once were.

The Anointed Heir (The David Saga)

Worldly Culture in a Holy Church: 9 Sins Infiltrating the Church and How to Be Free of Them

Years before, he was anointed future king of Israel. Now if the sitting king learns of his secret, it will mean death for David and everyone in his family. David's secret destiny becomes more complicated when he falls in love with King Saul's daughter, Michal. He will do whatever it takes to secure her heart, provided she doesn't find out that David is the rumored rival to her father's throne. Now that Michal is of age, the Queen determines her daughter must be married as soon as possible. Michal resigns herself to a pre-arranged marriage with a man she does not love. Then by fate or God's providence she meets the handsome, young lyre player standing outside her father's chambers. One lives in a palace; the other sleeps under the stars. Though they come from vastly different worlds, Michal and David are drawn together. When King Saul uncovers David's secret and vows to kill him, Michal is torn between her love for her father and feelings for David. Two kings, two men she deeply loves but for different reasons — one heart broken in two.

The Secret Heir

Heritage Beacon Fiction

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