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Don't Worry About It
Don’t Worry About It is a hilarious read for those who need a good laugh, kid or grown-up. The comical stories contain a cast of colorful characters and some downright funny misadventures. The author reminisces about highlights from youth that readers of any age will identify with, from a kid accidentally crapping his pants and trying to avoid detection, to a delinquent running wild on a sack-tapping spree. Readers who enjoyed the author’s first book, Rugged Knuckles and Painful Chuckles, are sure like this one even more. The stories are poignantly illustrated by the author’s son, Vince Maul.
Second Coming
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LOVE SONGS
At midnight, when he kissed her, Diana trembled at his touch and at her own fears. Was she strong enough for this? She was almost whole again, but still quite vulnerable, and he was just-wounded and so very vulnerable, too. “What are you thinking, Diana?” “That you’re a lonely man and I’m a lonely woman.” “What else?” “That this has disaster written all over it.” “Even if we’re very careful with each other?” “Probably.” Diana laughed softly. “Probably.” Southampton. A place of casual elegance and simple perfection. Where whispers of scandal are as relentless as the rhythm of the sea . . . and the desires of the heart are as timeless. It is here that three wo...
Grey Spaces
Churches around the world have been confronted by shame and culpability in widespread revelations of child sexual abuse. In this book, Jeffrey Driver, who has served the Australian Anglican Church as both a diocesan bishop and archbishop, explores some of the underlying cultural and theological influences that may have predisposed the possibility of abuse, as well as the defensiveness and cover-ups that sometimes followed. The first responses of most churches to the revelations of abuse were, of necessity, mostly structural and programmatic. Recognizing the institutional temptation to do only enough to settle a crisis, Jeffrey Driver calls for something different from the churches. Drawing on the imagery of Holy Saturday, he encourages a deeper journey of reflection and change, for churches and church leaders to linger reflectively in the grey spaces of loss and shame long enough to hear the voice of God addressing them through the vulnerable and the wounded once more, calling the church back to itself and into a deeper, humbler relationship with the world it is called to serve.
Jeffrey's Shorts
This is the last in the trilogy of "Jeffrey's Shorts". Some of the inspiration has come from the fact that Jesus told lots of stories; a lost Son, a lost sheep and a lost coin are just three. Of the fourteen stories in this book; one is true but with the names and places changed, the reader will therefore have to guess. I am honoured that previous books have been well received in New Zealand, France, Hong Kong and Germany. May the God who inspired the author give hope and joy to the reader. Geoffrey Crees
Love Eternal
On a usual night out with her friends, Angelique's life changes forever. She falls in love with a vampire when he enters the bar capturing her attention along with all the other women in the bar but he choses her. After spending the whole night together, Christian offers her the chance of forever youth. Angelique accepts his proposal without hesitation. As the time passes by, Angelique learns about her new life. Her love for Christian intensifies each day, and she cannot imagine living without him. But unknown to both of them, Christian has a son, Michael, who is planning a way to kill his father. Living with the truth of having a vampire father brings nothing but unhappiness to Michael. When he finds Christian, Angelique is unable to stop him and she can only weep as she witnesses her most beloved burned to ashes. Follow Angelique and her journey with Christian and their eternal love. This is the first book of a trilogy. Look for Book Two coming soon!
The Class Reunion
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What's a Coal Miner to Do?
For more than one hundred years, until the 1920s, coal production involved blasting a seam of coal and loading it by had into a mine car. In the late 1920s, operators introduced machines into the mines, including the coal loader. In this book, Keith Dix explores the impact of technology on miners and operators during a crucial period in industrial history. Dix reconstructs the social, political, technical and economic environment of the "hand-loading" era and then views the evolution of mechanical coal technology, including the inventions of Joseph Joy. He also examines the rise of the United Mine Workers under John L. Lewis, and the expanded role of the state under New Deal legislation and regulations.
Arranged Marriage
What happens when Stella's father asked her to get married to the proud and wealthy son and heir of the Sanchez family - Jeremy?? She hates him because his friends bullied her when she was still at middle grade. She's bent on making his life a living hell in order to avenge his cruelty towards. Two crazy people - one house - and a baby to make. How's it gonna be for them?
