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Gothic Spring
Victorine Ellsworth knows something about the death of the vicar’s wife…but what? Is she the killer? Or the next victim? GOTHIC SPRING is a journey into a mind that is unraveling. Victorine is a young woman poised at the edge of sexual awakening and cursed with more talent and imagination than society will tolerate. The conflict between her desire and the restrictions that rule her life lead to tragic circumstances.
WWII Prisoner of War
This is the true story of Second Lieutenant Leonard J Kovar and his battle to survive as a prisoner of war during World War II, as told by him. Mr. Kovar was a bombardier/navigator on the plane Con Job when it was shot down on its 11th mission. His story begins with the aerial dogfight, continues as his plane is hit and he parachutes out in the middle of a dogfight and during his flight through enemy territory as he struggles to get back to Allied lines while facing heat, hunger, thirst, and death from enemy soldiers and angry civilians. It also details his eventual capture and his battle to survive imprisonment in spite of hunger, illness, and death marches. Mr. Kovar first wrote this story...
The Dhance
In his newest book, The Dhance: A Caregiver’s Search for Meaning, Coy F. Cross speaks and writes about his journey into transformation as he learns how God is “also in the worst of our life’s experiences”. For more than 20 years he planned to write a book highlighting his friend Reverend Carol Ruth Knox’s spiritual teaching. She opened his eyes to concepts he had never before considered. In 2009 his wife, also named Carol, was diagnosed with cancer and now Coy needed all of Rev. Knox’s lessons to help him deal with this crisis and also be present and available to his wife in a meaningful way while he was in the ‘trenches with the disease’. This excruciating time was ‘my graduate course on deepening my relationship with the Divine. It wasn’t the path I had expected or wanted, but through the journey, I transformed.’ This book is a record and teachings based on his journey, his transformation.
The Last Goose Concert
Although she's been a little bit naughty, young Freya is finally going to attend the goose concert with her mother. The weather, however, wreaks havoc on their plans and Freya is sent off alone to the concert and it is her job to deliver the much needed supplies to her goose friends. Freya in unfamiliar with the route as she pulls the heavy cart to Goosetown. She makes some bad decisions and meets helpful animals along the way. Although she is too young for this task, she never gives up. She and her best goose-friend save Goosetown. At the end of her journey home, she finds Momma waiting with a big hug, hot apple cider and a roaring fire. A mythical journey, a little girl, bad decisions, and heroic deeds: Jaki Fey understands the daily fears children face and the self-defining deeds they perform while making their way in the world. Her stories show how little girls become heroes.
Almost a Murder
A wealthy "Son of Oklahoma" is slain by his delicate foreign wife. To police, the brutal facts are clear: she killed him and confessed. It's going to be a slam-dunk trial and a quick trip to a lethal injection. It falls to a cub lawyer to stand against powerful political and financial forces in this epic battle.
The Path of God
Carol Ruth Know was one of the front-runners in New Age spiritual thinking. The chapters in this book are a series of talks that she gave sequentially at Unity of Walnut Creek from January to March 1986. Reverend Carol Ruth Knox built Unity of Walnut Creek from a 20-person-Sunday-morning congregation into a center of three Sunday services with 450 people attending. Her secret: she saw God in flowers and trees, in dogs and birds, in the desert and the ocean, and in the affluent and the indigent. God included every-thing both the animate and inanimate. And everything in God's Creation created an opportunity for spiritual growth. Each Sunday she shared how she had encountered God in the past we...
Persephone's Seeds
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The Last Goose Concert
Although she's been a little bit naughty, a young girl named Freya is allowed to dress in her finest clothes and attend the yearly goose concert with her mother. The weather, however, wreaks havoc on their plans and Freya is sent off alone to deliver the much needed supplies. Freya has never paid attention to the route before and alternates between confidence and nervousness as she pulls the heavy cart to Goosetown. She makes some bad decisions and meets helpful animals along the way. Although she is much too young to bear this burden, she never gives up her heroic task and with the help of her best goose-friend, they save Goosetown. At the end of her jouney home, she finds Momma waiting with a big hug, hot apple cider and a roaring fire. A mythical journey, a little girl hero, bad decisions, and heroic deeds. Jaki Fey understands the daily fears children face and the heroic deeds they perform. Her stories combine real life events and mythical journeys to tell how little girls become heroes. - Children's fairy tale; Juvenile fiction; Girl hero; Geese
Dead in a Ditch
"This is a memoir, of sorts; essays to chew on and ponder."
He Mo'olelo 'Aina
Haseko presents this Honouliuli study in an effort to advance the goal of educating the Honouliuli community about the land's history in order to preserve it. This book is a brief overview of a study that incorporates a wide range of historical literature describing Honouliuli Ahupua'a that has been gathered over the last 20 years by Kepa and Onaona Maly.
