In her first book "Looking for Love In All the Right Places: 21 Lessons On Finding Love Within, Debra Yarde guides the reader on a journey of self-discovery, self-worth, and self-love. Bringing clarity and understanding with the turn of each page, she illustrates what it truly means to be loved. This book will cause you to soar and set your heart free to love and receive love freely!

Maybe you do not want to hear that in order to find the right person God has for you, all you simply need to do is to wait on him. There is a saying that has been coined from the solution-focused model of counseling. It states, “If it’s not working, try something else.” In this same vein, I submit that if dating has left you emotionally bankrupt with a broken heart and feelings of discouragement, consider an alternative. Give up dating. Embrace a season of waiting on God and trust his timing concerning the right person he has for you. You see, finding love in all the right places is imperative if you want the right kind of love to find you. As you wait on God and trust his timing, you may find beautiful treasures in your season of waiting.

Looking For Love In All Th e Wrong Places is an inspirational book for females of all race and age groups. Many females struggle with acceptance and love and because of this they end up involved in different types of unhealthy relationships. This book will teach females that if they put their trust and love in God first then the right type of love and acceptance they desire will come. Included in this book is scripture reference for each chapter, so the reader will have a bible basis to reflect on. Also there are discussion questions at the end of each chapter for studying and reflection. Danyelle Newtons struggle for looking for love in all of the wrong places is reflected throughout the pages of this book. This book is not only her testimony of the wrong love she looked for because she didnt have her trust and faith in God, but it reflects her journey towards finding the right type of love as well. Once she found Christ, her views on love changed and the love she was searching for didnt have to be found because it was right inside of her all along.

In Looking for God in All the Right Places, June Cotner offers a personal and deeply profound collection of poems, prayers, and inspirations that reveal the universal connection between everyone and everything in the world.

"When Relationships Hurt: 52 Ways to Heal" is a self-help workbook which provides 52 easy to follow healing exercises to help heal from the emotional pain when relationships hurt. Utilizing simple, therapeutic exercises this book is a step-by-step guide to help move from a place of brokenness, a place of anger and disappointment to a place of joy, peace, and serenity. This book assists the reader/participant in developing the ultimate relationship...with oneself. The healing exercises in this book will lead to a journey of self-discovery empowering the reader/participant to reunite or recreate their selves. The following is a sample listings of the chapters/exercises offered in the workbook: Trust in the Process; Looking for Love in all the Right Places; 52 Ways to Practice Spiritual Principles; Relationship Inventory; Affirmations: the Power of the Spoken Word; Dealing with the Disappointment; It is Okay to be Angry; Allow Yourself to Feel Sad; Move Through the Blame; Forgive Yourself; Body Nurturing; 52 Ways to Reduce Stress; Remove the Clutter; Self Definition; Goal Setting; Identifying your relationship Patterns; Relationship Compatibility; and Relapse Prevention. Relationships and the emotional pain experienced when they end, apply to men and women from every conceivable walk of life. This book is gender neutral and may be equally appropriate for both male and female regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation. Therapists, counselors, social workers, ministerial staff, case managers, and anyone in the mental health profession will find this book an invaluable tool to help serve their clients.