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Seasons of the Neem
Can love survive the ever-changing kaleidoscope of lifes challenges or is it just a mirage forever out of reach? Seasons of the Neem is a spellbinding book of love, revenge, mystery and secrets. Set in the dying days of the British Raj, nineteen year old Alison Shaw has to make a decision about her future. Her life unexpectedly changes when she falls in love with the handsome and dashing Captain Michael Balfour Brown. But before her idyllic life can unfold she is victim of a shocking event that changes everything. As political turmoil, Partition, deception and prejudice intervene; Alison draws her inner strength from resilience and the power of love..
Let There Be Love
For centuries planet Earth has endured much violence, and it will effect peace-loving people at times, as in this story. Fanaticism and the negative passions versus the positive virtues and love, who will gain the upper hand? Soul, Intuition and Spirit are God's voices to adhere to.
Veja
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Letters from Iceland
When Auden and MacNeice travelled in Iceland together in 1936, the verse, prose, letters and notes they recorded would appear the following year as 'Letters from Iceland'.
God's Exiles and English Verse
A critical study of the medieval manuscript held in Exeter Cathedral Library popularly known as "The Exeter Book," The Exeter Anthology is one of the acknowledged treasures of early English literature, well known for its constituent poems The Wanderer, The Seafarer, nearly one hundred riddles, and other remarkable poems composed in the vernacular. God's Exiles and English Verse is the first integrative, book-length critical study of this unique collection. While offering new insights into many individual poems and problems of interpretation, Niles makes an argument for understanding the Exeter Anthology as a shaped miscellany, one that is expressive of the devout yet cosmopolitan culture of English monasticism during the period of the tenth-century Benedictine Reform.
Fall River Directory
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