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1,000 Years
The heartfelt sequel to 180 Stitches continues as Tessie McCay tries to create a contented life without her handsome beau. Graduating college and landing a secure position as a successful professional, Tessie has done well for herself. Yet her heart still yearns for the love of her life, Trey Salmons. Hoping that she wont spend the rest of her days alone, Tessie happens upon a handsome cowboy who has taken quite a liking to her. Confiding in best friend Shannon, Tessie is swooped away with delight until devastating news puts her into a spiritual wrestling match with the God she loves. Old pains have surfaced, and Tessie is left with only questions. Did Trey ever really love her? Can Tessie surrender her will for that of her heavenly fathers or will Tessie walk away for good?
I Am Ill with Hope
In 2019 a young man left his life behind to search for meaning. He walked up and down the coastlines of England, noting down fragments of the conversations he had. These poems, drawn from his verbatim conversations, are the result.
Sunny Days
Reprint of the original, first published in 1871.
I Am His and He Is Mine
Alisha, a ten-year-old student, was a defenseless lamb trying to survive in the midst of a throng of wolves throughout her middle school and high school years. She discovered that oftentimes the enemy uses people, places, events, and a number of means to ruthlessly persecute the Lord’s lambs in futile attempts to steal human souls. Alisha was no exception as she weathered the attacks of bullying, discrimination, and along with a plethora of other ugly things that shook her confidence in herself. This sincere and heart-written book is her journey through her wilderness where she had to shake off the lies and the fights and wrestles with suicide. While on this path, she tells of how she found peace, joy, and salvation through a dear shepherd and faithful friend, Jesus Christ. Based on true and honest experiences, this book is meant to uplift and encourage those who feel loved and unloved, for those who feel surrounded by isolation, because God uses wounds as healing tools for others in need of healing in their lives. This is her story, and to God be the glory!
Of Water and Creatures
Faced with the tragic loss of a close friend to a great white shark, this memoir revolves around one woman's reflections of a life filled with water and creatures and how such experiences have shaped her world. Instead of blaming nature for the loss of her friend, this is a tribute to all creatures of this earth recognizing them as our guides and teachers.
Just Call Me Mike
The world-renowned M*A*S*H actor offers inspirational and often humorous reflections on his path to fame and progressive activism. At the heart of his story, Farrell narrates his public struggle to be a responsible citizen of the world. From his first-hand accounts of the ravages of war and oppression in Cambodia, El Salvador, Somalia, Bosnia, Rwanda and the Gaza Strip, to his tireless advocacy against capital punishment, to his deep commitment to environmental causes, Farrell portrays his experiences with passion, outrage and stubborn optimism.
The Woman in the Bazaar
"The Woman in the Bazaar" by Alice Perrin is a book that will find its way into the hearts and minds of readers. Following the main character in India and England, the book deals with guilt, the consequences of one's actions, and the atmospheric world of India, so different than the western world.
Eating Fire
Eating Fire follows in the steps of Riordon’s popular 1996 book Out Our Way, on gay and lesbian life in the country (BTL, 1996). This new set of tales examines the range in living patterns and relationships among queer families across Canada. Eating Fire illuminates the rich diversity in which people negotiate their personal and public identities. As in all his writing and radio work, Riordon brings to this book a subtle, direct, and vivid style. For Eating Fire he travelled widely, engaging in significant new research and speaking with hundreds of fascinating people. The resulting book is wanted and needed in classrooms, within queer communities, and among everyone hungry for knowledge about the wide range of Canadian families.
