Paula Rinehart
Biography
Paula Rinehart has served as a professional Christian counselor. Rinehart's books include Sex and the Soul of a Woman (2010), What's He Really Thinking? (2009), and Better Than My Dreams (2007).
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Women
“Lisa Whittle shines a brilliant light into the games we play with ourselves—which become, then, the places where we doubt God and our own lovableness. She writes honestly, and she writes well. This book is a personal invitation to experience that Love, which of all loves, is the best.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This book is the perfect companion to those who find themselves single again and looking for tangible help in bite-size pieces. You’ll find encouragement and hope on every page.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Far As The Curse Is Found is an ideal companion for any woman suffering the pain that women most dread: the loss of babies, the struggle of infertility. It reads like a novel; it comforts like a good friend who has been there. This is a truly worthy read about a woman's most personal and painful struggle.”
History & Biography
“Simply put, this is a brilliant book. Beautifully written, it's a must-read for all of us who realize our deepest longing is for a true experience of our real Father. Don't miss this book!”
The Grown Woman's Guide to Online Dating
Marriage, Family & Relationships
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The Transformation of a Man's Heart
Men
“As a connoisseur of men's books, I have never seen a better collection of insights and encouragement by men, for men. It's full of straight talk about the real stuff. For anyone who ponders the uniqueness of a man's experience of life, this is a must-read book.”
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