Barbara Davis Books

The arrival of the train in 1848 marked a pivotal change for New Rochelle, transforming it from a quiet agricultural area into a thriving suburban hub. By the early 20th century, its appeal as a residential community grew, thanks to its proximity to Broadway, scenic waterfront, and a burgeoning retail scene. The population surged to 54,000 by 1930, fueled by commuter rails and the automobile. This vibrant community attracted influential figures across various fields, including artist Norman Rockwell and suffragist Carrie Chapman Catt, contributing to its rich cultural legacy.

Upon returning to her North Carolina hometown after thirty years, a young woman uncovers hidden truths about her childhood home, a once-grand tobacco plantation. As she delves into the past, she confronts the secrets that have lingered within the estate, revealing the complex history and emotional ties that have shaped her life. The journey explores themes of memory, family, and the impact of the past on the present.

On October 16, 1991, the badly decomposed body of 11-year-old Melissa Moody was found in the woods near Boswell, Oaklahoma. She had been raped and murdered by her uncle, Jesse James Cummings. Only when one of his wives--herself a victim of his abuse--found the strength to turn against him do police get the evidence they need to put him on death row. Includes 12 pages of photos.

The book explores the prophetic message from Joel about the outpouring of the Spirit in the last days, emphasizing a transformative experience for all generations. It highlights the significance of visions and dreams as divine communication, showcasing how this promise unites people across age and gender in spiritual awakening. The text invites readers to reflect on the implications of these prophecies in contemporary faith and community life, encouraging a deeper understanding of spiritual gifts and their role in personal and collective journeys.

Set across two transformative summers, this novel explores the intertwining lives of its characters through the lens of a journal that reveals deep secrets. As they navigate love, loss, and personal growth, the story delves into the emotional complexities that can either shatter or heal the heart. The narrative promises to be a poignant journey of self-discovery and connection, highlighting the power of shared experiences and the impact of hidden truths.

It takes strength to hold on. It also takes an enormous amount of strength to let go and sometimes letting go is better than holding on.Making the decision to release and let go begins with acknowledgment and then choosing to face, deal with, and move through emotions, situations, and circumstances. It is not easy and most times a painful journey. Once you do, though, the freedom to pursue your true happiness as your best and highest self will make you question why it took you so long.In this book, six extraordinary women tell their stories of how they let go of pain, resentment, toxic relationships, labels, anger, and more. Each author courageously opened her life and story to share with you how she overcame obstacles because all she wanted, more than anything, was to be healed, loved, happy, and whole. May you be inspired by their words and blessed by their Blessed Not the Power of Letting Go.

Eine bewegende Geschichte von Barbara Davis über Liebe, Verrat und Vergebung. In Paris 1943 verliebt sich die Schneiderin Soline in den Widerstandskämpfer Anson Purcell, doch die Gestapo zwingt sie zur Flucht nach Boston. 1985 entdeckt die Künstlerin Aurora Grant das verlassene Brautmodengeschäft und sucht nach dessen Geheimnissen.

Buchhändlerin Ashlyn entdeckt zwei unveröffentlichte Bücher über die tragische Liebe von Hemi und Belle und begibt sich auf die Suche nach der Wahrheit hinter ihrer Geschichte. Während sie das Geheimnis lüftet, verändert sich auch ihr eigenes Leben. Einzigartig berührend für Fans von Lucinda Riley.

Ein ergreifender Roman über Verlust und den Mut zur Hoffnung. Christy-Lynn entkommt ihrer suchtkranken Mutter und findet Halt in ihrer Ehe mit Krimiautor Stephen Ludlow, bis sein Tod und der Medienrummel sie zur Flucht zwingen. In Sweetwater sucht sie mit Wayne nach Antworten und der Möglichkeit zur Vergebung.

Als Lizzy Moon die Kräuterfarm ihrer Großmutter Althea erbt, möchte sie diese eigentlich sofort verkaufen – denn dem kleinen Dorf ihrer Kindheit hat sie schon lange den Rücken gekehrt. Sie ist glücklich mit ihrer Karriere in New York, weit weg von ihrem schwierigen Familienerbe. Doch als sie Altheas Tagebuch findet, beginnt Lizzy, ihr altes Leben zu hinterfragen und ihre Leidenschaft für das Kreieren von Parfüm wiederzuentdecken. Und dann ist da auch noch ihr attraktiver Jugendfreund Andrew, der ihr mit Rat und Tat zur Seite steht. Lizzy steht plötzlich vor einer schweren Entscheidung: Soll sie am Ende wirklich zurück nach New York gehen oder der Liebe eine Chance geben und ihr Familienerbe annehmen?