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Nonfiction

When a word becomes a hashtag or makes it onto pillows at TJ Maxx, it's time to take a fresh look at a familiar (and discounted!) idea. In Star for Jesus (And Other Jobs I Quit), Kimberly Stuart's trademark wit and transparency invite readers to spot the unvarnished, amazing grace that's theirs for the taking.

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General Fiction

A story of reconnection, lost love, and the power of faith, Heart Land follows a struggling fashion designer back to her small Iowa hometown as she tries to follow her dreams of success and finding true love.

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General Fiction

After realizing her coworkers at L’Ombre, a high-profile restaurant in NYC, will never appreciate or respect her, Charlie Garrett allows her ex-boyfriend, Avery Michaels, to convince her to work for him as executive pastry chef at his new Seattle hotspot, Thrill. She’ll have her own kitchen, her own staff—everything she ever wanted professionally.

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General Fiction

Twenty-year-old Nellie Monroe has a restless brilliance that makes her a bit of an odd duck. She wants to be a private investigator, even though her tiny hometown offers no hope of clients. She gets her first big break when she meets Amos Shetler, but she has to don a bonnet and infiltrate the Amish in order to solve the case.

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General Fiction

An earth-conscious, yoga-practicing twenty-something is forced to face her estranged relationship with her mother in this comic yet poignant novel about moms, daughters and the importance of a good (and handsome) grocer.

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General Fiction

New Yorker Sadie Maddox is the toast of the classical music world—and a bit of a diva. But lately her CD sales are sagging, not to mention parts of her anatomy. Maybe it's time for a change. So when her agent suggests a professorship at a small liberal-arts college, Sadie decides to give it a go. All is well until Sadie realizes the college is in Iowa and she is being banished to a pig farm against her will.

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Christian Fiction

Heidi Elliott Series, Book One

With her baby on one side and her career on the other, what's a girl to do? As maternity leave comes to an end for Heidi Elliott so does virtually everything she thought she knew.

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Christian Fiction

Heidi Elliott Series, Book Two

Heidi Elliott has joined the elite ranks of stay-at-home moms, a world of cartoons, toys, and lactation. When her husband's business experiences financial problems, Heidi decides to take a part-time job at a pyramid scheme dressed up in women's clothing: Christian lingerie by Solomon's Closet, a company created by her new friends Kylie and Russ Zimmerman.

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Christian Fiction

Heidi Elliott Series, Book Three

Heidi Elliott has a to-do list a mile long. Like deep clean the kitchen cabinets. Volunteer in Nora’s kindergarten classroom. Grieve her most recent failed pregnancy. Find her misplaced hope. In the space of a month, Heidi manages to fail as a school volunteer, make a terrible impression on a social worker, and damage—possibly irreparably—her closest friendships.

WHAT READERS SAY:

Brooke V.

"Kimberly Stuart books are fantastic! The characters will become your friends, the stories will keep you up reading way past your bedtime, and you will laugh cover to cover. Call your book club, order 6 copies of ANY of her titles, pour your favorite wine, and toast to great book club discussions about any Kim Stuart book!"

Patti, Kim's Mom

"OK, so, I know, I know, I'm her mom. But I've been laughing with her since she was...well, in diapers. I didn't know she would turn into a wonderful writer who keeps me laughing today. Good job, Kimmie. We all need to laugh. (You people should buy two of everything. I know, I know, I'm her mom.)"

N.

"Just wanted to take a moment to tell you how much I enjoyed Act Two. I stayed up until 5:06 am this morning reading the book. I woke up at 7 am and now I am sitting here wishing that I’d bought another one of your books before I finished this one! I just laughed OUT LOUD so many times -- and it pained me so much not to share it with someone, so I’d make my kids sit down and listen to excerpts. I just wanted to say thanks and I can’t wait to get the others."

A.

"My life has been extremely heavy lately. I enjoyed having something light and funny to read before I went to sleep to take me away from the reality of my present situation. The characters of Stretch Marks were people I'd like to know in real life. The love story was sweet, but not sickeningly sticky. Serious has its place, but sometimes the real gift is to be able to find the funny in the stuff that seems not-so-funny. Thanks for doing what you do."