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Unconditional Love Poems
This wise and moving poetry collection explores the depth of love in many forms, from romance and desire to family to women's shared experience. The theme of unconditional love is universal to women as lovers, and mothers, and through shared sisterhood. These poems reveal a vulnerability that is basic and essential to the act of loving and the quality of pain brought on by loving too much.
Fast Falls the Eventide
Fast Falls the Eventide, A Novella by Mel Taylor. The short story related to Will Grant and his return home from World War 1.
Mothers and Sons
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Mechanicsville Monologues
Every big old city has one: a neighbourhood where the houses are tiny, almost touching each other, misshapen and crooked from the day they were built. This one's called Mechanicsville. The Mechanicsville Monologues are based on the lives and stories of people from the Mechanicsville and Hintonburg districts in Ottawa, Canada.
The Laughing Princess
Petra and Daniel have little use for the quaint fishing Village their parents have forced them to visit on holiday. They don't know that this Village has a legacy of Dragons. Much more fun than exploring museums or picturesque ruins, a small stone on a lonely beach offers them the chance to perform magic, match wits with elementals, steal hearts, go to war, write poetry, escape from a pirate, and sail "The Laughing Princess." Their dull, rainy world will never be the same. From the pen of the celebrated author of The Astreya Trilogy, these fantastic and slightly melancholy stories are sure to resonate with the questions you carry deep down inside as you go about your everyday life.
Lost Year: A Pandemic Diary 2020
2020. Globally, the world governments dealt with a deadly pandemic. Locally, people wrestled with the effects on their own lives and lifestyles. Lost Year A Pandemic Diary 2020 is one such individual's experience, blogged about month by month as the year, and the pandemic, progressed. Filled with reflections, anecdotes and stories, this book, like the year, is memorable for the pain, the suffering, even the humour, but above all, for the hope of one human's spirit to persist.Michele Sabad is the author of two previous memoirs, Camp Follower One Army Brat's Story and First We Eat. Food, Life, and More Stories. Both, like this book, are filled with tales of her life as an army brat, Air Force wife, hockey mom, and retired computer consultant, living in her kids' hometown of Aylmer, Quebec, Canada.
Crown of Caphedra
The city of Caphedra long stood as a centre of commerce and a seat of conquest, until the murder of its king sends the land spiraling into a dangerous war of succession. Now, as the power-hungry zealots of a queen race to clash with the army of a prince and his vindictive Lord Marshal, this once grand city faces destruction. Can a nobleman's scheme to champion a tormented princess provide another path, despite her mysterious affliction? And what ancient forces might truly be contesting over the heirs of the royal kingdom? Drawn into the middle, three friends must navigate the perils of duty, devotion, and duplicity before victory can be declared, and the sought-after crown of this crumbling capital awarded. Ian Robert Ross is a fantasy and science fiction author living in Ottawa, Canada. Crown of Caphedra is his first novel-length work of fiction and marks his debut into the world of epic fantasy. It was written to serve as a foundation for his upcoming works to expand upon the Kingdom of Caphedra and the Path of the Four Pillars.
Father Rick Roamin' Catholic
As a boy, he played a priest saying Mass. Fast forward to the ’70s—long hair and rock-n-roll—a time for enjoying a new freedom as a budding young journalist at the Vancouver Sun. But after a random, chance trip to Seattle to visit family at a rectory, his life changed in an instant. Because when God calls, you answer. Father Rick thrived in the Second Vatican Council Reformation. He helped build communities and opened minds and hearts through his humour, passion, and understanding. Eleven years passed, and Father Rick began to feel the familiar pull of change. Love finds a way. He could no longer deny his new calling—husband to Suzanne and Dad to an irascible Adam who would lead him ...
