Most Popular Books by Mary Hale

Addresses the need for CFS sufferers to control their disorder through diet, and offers recipes for simple, healthy meals

Want to know how to be restored? Then, this book is for you! In this interactive read, Author Mary Hale breaks down how to go from brokenness to restoration. She also provides space and opportunity for you to chronicle your transition.

As you read, be ready to journey through your emotions. With this title, Author Mary Hale discusses the correlation between your body, soul, and spirit. She explains how once you comprehend that connection, you will have a better grasp on how to deal with matters of the heart.

Ever been hurt? Abused? Mistreated? If you answered, "YES", then this book is a must read! Author Mary Hale discussed how to sort through the "after effects" of the situations that cause these feelings so you can eliminate the emotional baggage and prepare to rebuild!

In The Fruit of the Spirit Anthology: Taking Life's Bitter Moments and Making Them Sweet, readers will receive a new spin on a familiar topic. Four women have united to provide a new outlook on how love, joy, peace, humility, goodness, gentleness, faith, longsuffering and discipline currently affect everyday lives. Not simply principles discussed in biblical times, these ladies demonstrate lessons learned as well as how to practically apply the concepts to your everyday life to achieve personal and spiritual growth.

What's Love Got to do with This... is an interactive journal purposed to help readers reflect on not just their relationship with significant others, but also the relationship they have with themselves and anyone else in their lives they claim to love.

Ready to proclaim your healing? Read this! Continuing in the series, Author Mary Hale takes the time to teach readers how to search within to discover the love they've always desired.

Trilogy needs to be read in book order: FBI Special Agents Roger Dance and Paul Casey are forced to reopen the worst case of their careers. The Angels return to help, as the muderous trail leads Roger's team to New Orleans and deep into the hot, sticky swamps of Louisiana, and Mambo's hut on Honey Island. Roger and Paul unearth danger and deception in the seedy shipyards of the port, the underbelly of the city, and the heart of the French Quarter. As forces align against them, Roger crafts an extraordinary trap that reveals extreme threats and will require extreme force. Book One: Alcohol Was Not Involved Book Two: Extreme Heat Warning Book Three: Silent Crickets

Running a flower shop in a quaint little town should've been my escape, my fresh start. But when the past decides it's not finished with me, things get complicated. Between crafting dreamy bouquets for blushing brides and trying to forget the life I left behind in San Diego, I've managed to build a fragile peace. Enter Luca-charming, with a grin that could melt the coldest of hearts. He's the bright spot in my day, the one who makes me laugh when I feel like crumbling. But just when I think I'm ready to take a chance on something new, a text from my past sends my world spinning. Now, I'm caught between the man who could be my future and the shadows that threaten to pull me back. What do you do when life hands you love and fear in equal measure? Me? I'm still figuring that out. So buckle up-it's going to be a ride filled with laughter, heartache, and just a few too many flower arrangements.

Trilogy needs to be read in book order: FBI Agents Roger Dance and Paul Casey race against time to trap ruthless opponents committed to destroying anyone who gets in their way. The FBI team and the angels are pushed to their limits as they realize powerful forces have weaved a diabolical plan using New Orleans as a test city. Roger tugs at every loose thread of the design's plan, exposing unthinkable plots from deadly enemies. The raspy, haunting words of an old, blind man prove true. "Big cities be brutal. Take unsuspectin' souls and eat 'em alive. Nawlens, don't even chew." Book One: Alcohol Was Not Involved Book Two: Extreme Heat Warning Book Three: Silent Crickets Catahoula Cusp of Crazy

Contains manuscripts, typescripts, correspondence (business and personal), scrapbooks, published and unpublished music, personal writings and literary works (poems, short stories, etc.) created and collected during Woolsey's career as a writer of adult and children's literature and as a composer of popular music.

Women leaders today have many sources to draw on for inspiration, motivation, and sustenance in their civic participation. Their participation is possible, in large part, because of generations of women who opened doors and broke down barriers. Women also face persistent barriers and challenges to leadership. What factors have influenced women, allowing them to move beyond historical limitations of participation to the exercise of leadership in the field of public service? This study employed qualitative research methods to explore women's pathways to civic leadership, focusing on women's narratives using a collective case study design. The pathways explored in this study involve experiences and relationships that have led the subjects to, through, and away from service in the public sector. Cultural capital and social reproduction theory, with its focus on the individual's dispositions and interactions with social institutions, was the framework used to explore the kinds of support, inputs or advantages women acknowledge as having an impact in their civic leadership. Female Truman Scholars, selected during their college years for their potential leadership in public service, formed the research population of the study. Respondents in this study, female Truman Scholars selected from 1977-1998, had at least ten years of education, career, and life experience from the time of selection. Themes that emerged from analysis of the data describe the impact of personal and family relationships, the role of mentoring, financial challenges and commitment to public service as critical experiences and relationships that both drive and impede respondents' pathways. Respondents described personal and family relationships as inspirations and barriers; the presence of mentors as both a help and a hindrance, and the absence of mentors also as both benefit and deficit; meeting or succumbing to the financial challenges of public service careers; and finding their commitment to public service slip into disillusionment, or reinforced as a source that sustains. Findings related to the additive nature of gender roles to other challenges faced in public service leadership, the shadow-side of mentoring, and perseverance and disaffection related to one's commitment to public service were informed by theory yet also highlight the complexity of women's pathways.