Novels for Women
 Not a romance--this is women's empowerment. The Gentlemen’s Club by Becky Due is a women’s fiction story of self-discovery, resilience, and reclaiming personal power. When women shaped by societal pressure begin to question the roles they’ve been forced into, they are drawn into a world that challenges everything they believe about identity, control, and freedom. What follows is a journey of awakening, emotional strength, and transformation as they begin to take their lives back. This is a story about breaking expectations, finding your voice, and choosing yourself. Get your copy click here  Three women. One messy life. And friendship that changes everything. The Dumpster is a humorous women’s fiction story about self-discovery and friendship, following women navigating chaos, mistakes, and unexpected growth. Through humor and honesty, they begin to rebuild their lives and rediscover who they are. A story about female friendship, personal transformation, and finding light in the messiest parts of life. Get your copy click here |
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reckless life. A breaking point. And one woman’s decision to finally change
everything. Get your copy click here Becky Due is
an award-winning women’s fiction author specializing in self-discovery,
emotional growth, and powerful stories of personal transformation. Her novels
explore women navigating chaos, heartbreak, trauma, relationships, fear, and
societal pressure as they rebuild their identities, reclaim their lives, and
the powerful moment when they begin to choose themselves by ultimately finding
strength they didn’t know they had. ~~~ |
 She was married. She was safe. Until someone started watching her. Returning Injury is a psychological women’s fiction thriller about a married woman whose life is disrupted by a dangerous stalker. As fear grows, she is forced to find strength she never knew she had and question everything she thought she could trust. A story of female resilience, survival, and psychological tension, where safety is an illusion and strength becomes a necessity. Get your copy click here  He wanted a divorce, so she left her marriage to find herself… and accidentally found love along the way.
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Some things you’re never taught—
you’re just expected to figure them out.
The Woman’s Handbook is a collection of simple,
honest life advice—
the kind your mother or grandmother might have
shared, if they had the words.
This isn’t a long, overwhelming guide. It’s clear, direct, and easy to return
to—sometimes just a sentence at a time.
Divided into three parts—self, relationships, and
passion/purpose/career—this book helps you quietly build a stronger foundation
for how you live your life. Inside, you’ll find guidance on: trusting yourself and your decisions, building self-respect and confidence, navigating relationships without losing who you are, recognizing what you deserve—and what you don’t, finding direction without forcing a perfect plan. There’s no pressure to have it all figured out. Just small shifts in how you think, choose, and
move through the world. Simple. Grounded. Honest. The advice you didn’t get—but needed.
"Blue the Bird: On Flying" by Becky Due is a children's book that tells the story of Blue, a young bird who is reluctant to fly. Initially, Blue relies on riding on the backs of other birds to get around, enjoying the comfort and safety this provides. However, as time passes, his friends grow tired of carrying him and begin to fly with others who can soar alongside them independently. Left behind, Blue attempts to make a new friend by jumping onto the back of a baby bird who is just learning to fly. When this young bird struggles under Blue's weight and they nearly fall, Blue instinctively spreads his wings, saving them both and discovering the joy of flight in the process.
Illustrated with vibrant colors by Craig Van Wechel, the story serves as a gentle lesson in independence and self-esteem, encouraging children to trust in their own abilities. The book also incorporates educational elements, helping young readers identify shapes and colors as they follow Blue's journey.With only 38 pages, this heartwarming tale is designed to be a cherished, oft-repeated read for children and their families.
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