Just Married #32

A wife watches her successful stockbroker husband Peter Burr grow increasingly miserable despite their wealth and status, realizing that the trappings of success—the fancy dinners, the jewels, the endless social obligations—are slowly suffocating them both. Desperate to save their marriage and his spirit, she makes a bold decision that could change everything. Peter and Rita discover that true prosperity might look very different from what they've been chasing.

A young bride watches her best friends gain wealth and success while her new marriage struggles with financial hardship, leaving her consumed by envy and resentment toward the man she loves. As Julia's jealousy of Liz and Ben's prosperity grows, her bitter comparisons begin to poison her marriage to Fred—threatening to turn what started as a love story into a cautionary tale. "Foolish Envy" explores how the poison of wanting what others have can blind us to the good right in front of us.

A young wife of one year grows increasingly troubled by her husband's jealousy, as he scrutinizes her every interaction and movement—from casual smiles to shopping trips—leaving her desperate to understand what's changed. As the story unfolds, we explore the troubling psychology behind his controlling behavior and what might be done to address it.

A young woman returns to Camp Bol-Do-Ha for her second summer as a junior counselor, eager to reunite with Billy, the co-counselor who captured her heart the year before. When Billy fails to appear at the camp opening, her disappointment deepens—but an unexpected message arrives to change everything. This 1963 romance captures the bittersweet ache of young love tested by separation and the hope that pulls two people back together.

Daniel Boone earned his reputation as one of America's greatest pioneers through his fearless skill as a marksman and woodsman, serving with distinction during the French and Indian Wars before turning his talents toward opening the Kentucky wilderness for settlement. Despite fierce resistance from the Indians—including two captures from which he managed to escape—Boone persevered in establishing a fortified settlement that would grow into Boonesboro and open vast new territories for American expansion. His legacy as an intrepid frontier hero was cemented when he was elected to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans in 1915.