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The Reckoning of Boston Jim
The colony of British Columbia, 1863. 'Boston' Jim Milroy, a lone trapper and trader with an eidetic memory and a tragic unreckoned past, has become obsessed with reciprocating a seemingly minor kindness from the loquacious Dora Hume, a settler in the Cowichan Valley of Vancouver Island. Dora's kindness and her life story both haunt Boston Jim, and his precise recollections inspire his attempts to buy something suitable for her in return. Eventually his search leads him to the gold rush town of Barkerville on the trail of Dora's capricious husband Eugene-the one thing, after all, that she really wants.
The Dark
The Darktells the epic story of the Fox sisters--Maggie, Katie, and Leah--who became the unintentional originators of Spiritualism when, in 1848, Maggie and Katie communicated through knockings with the ghost of a murdered peddler. In its heyday, Spiritualism claimed millions of converts. It brought the Fox sisters and their family great riches and grand loves; devoted supporters and determined enemies; and at the last, betrayals, ruin, and redemption. The Darkis a book haunted not so much by ghosts as by human mysteries and human dilemmas: how we believe and why; whether deception that gives succor is wrong; the nature of inspiration, love, and hope; how prejudice can be manipulated to adva...
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The Borders of Normal
DREAMS THAT COME TRUE TELEPATHY, ESP, VISIONS, PREMONITIONS NEAR-DEATH AND OUT-OF-BODY EXPERIENCES Most of us have heard stories of these unusual phenomena, as told by millions of people throughout history and across cultures. Or perhaps we have experienced them ourselves, and we are still grappling with their validity in a world of empirical science and psychiatry that deems anything unseen or spiritual as impossible, weird, or even disturbed. The stigma surrounding the paranormal prevents us from exploring the possibility that there are, perhaps, events that occur outside the realm of human comprehension, inoculating us against the lessons and spiritual significance these events might hold...
Who Took Eden Mulligan?
‘A hugely promising debut’ Irish Independent ‘Gripping and pacy’ Steve Cavanagh, Sunday Times bestselling author of Fifty Fifty ‘They’re dead. They’re all dead. It’s my fault. I killed them.’
For Love and Mercy
“Suddenly angelic beings of light appeared. They said I was at a crossroad, and it was here where I had to make a choice . . .” In 2022, forty-two-year-old Dr. Stormy Hera, a music professor at the University of Victoria, is serving a manslaughter sentence at Sunnydale Forensic Hospital in British Columbia. Although she can’t recall committing the crime, she feels strongly that she did the right thing. In the hopes of jogging her memory and healing her soul, Stormy is tasked with writing her autobiography as part of her rehabilitation. Spanning the 1940s to 2026, and set in the Saskatchewan prairies, Olympia, Greece, and Canada’s West Coast, For Love and Mercy follows the lives of free-spirited Evangeline, and Stormy herself—including a near-death experience that changes everything. For Love and Mercy is a heartfelt story of love and loss, courage and forgiveness.
The Importance of Sons
In the treacherous man’s world of Renaissance France, the dangerous rivals, Queen Anne and Countess Louise, scheme to ensure that their son shall become king. Can Anne make a home for herself in her enemy’s divided court? In 1491, France conquers Brittany. To make peace, fifteen-year-old Duchess Anne must marry the young French king. Only her pride sustains her when she arrives in France, defeated, friendless, and homesick. Once queen, she must provide an heir to succeed. All France rejoices when Charles-Orland is born—except one woman. Countess Louise d’Angoulême resents the tiny, beguiling Queen Anne from the moment they meet. The countess is determined that her son shall reign. W...
A Long Road To Freedom
A Long Road to Freedom The Life of Patrick McCrystal An Irish Soldier’s Cry for Peace By Mary Mc Cartan Most men returning from World War 2 never spoke about their experiences. Still in their youth they simply closed the book on the past and started a new life. The young Irish fellas returning, especially to the North were forced to bury their history even further down and completely deny it for their own safety. Patrick Mc Crystal was one of those men who arrived home alive with a story of horror. But he locked that story inside for 53 years before being forced to tell it. This is his story. A first hand experience of a life time of war through the eyes of one Peace-loving man who has see...
A Mind of His Own
Something strange is happening to Rowan. He lived a mostly normal life, working for The Manhattan Hotel, until he began experiencing visions of a strange woman, and a demon in his apartment hallway. Meeting the love of his life should have helped, but it only made his nightmares more vivid, and now he isn't sure what's real. His repressed memories are the only thing that can bring him the answers he needs, but the more he faces them, the more nightmarish his reality becomes.
The Home Tree
Sixteen-year-old Jerusha Shurtleff and her 18-year-old sister, Orrillia, live with their family on a prosperous farm. Unfortunately, their home is located on a contested strip of land between the Vermont border and "British North America." Like the Shurtleffs, most of the American residents are confident that the boundary dispute will be resolved in the United States' favor. Imagine their shock and dismay when they learn in 1834 that the land has been ceded to Great Britain. All residents must either show official ownership of their properties or repurchase them from the British crown. Jerusha 's family can do neither, so they are evicted from the only home they have ever known. Jerusha and Orrillia face many challenges: they are separated from their family and forced to work in a textile mill where their faith and courage are tested by long hours and perilous conditions. Worse, they do not hear from their father for over a year and presume him dead. Join Jerusha and Orrillia as they embark on their brave quest to reunite with their family, a trek that takes them across America at the dawn of its Industrial Age.
