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Yes, Barbara, There Is an Aiken
Collection of newspaper columns by Marti Healy
Falling in Love with Aiken. Again
Collection of newspaper columns
The Secret Child
Woven with the harsh realities of pre-Civil War South Carolina is an unexpected tale of gypsies and fairies. But this is not a nursery book--no fairy dust and wings. And yet it is infused with magic and beauty—while effortlessly layered with the complexities of freedom, human rights, justice, and life decisions. The seemingly disparate environments are deftly blended with a strong rhythm and lyrical style that keep the reader flowing emotionally and seamlessly from one reality to the next. The story follows young Marika, an Irish traveler, through a fantastical tale of innocence and truth, and the power of our beliefs and love for one another.
The God-Dog Connection
Readers will be delighted by Healys 25 true stories of pets, and the connection between her dual passions: animals and God.A great gift idea for the animal lover, believer, or seeker. The parallels Healy draws between animal and human behavior are thought provoking and moving, and will give readersespecially those with strong bonds to their dogs or catsa new way of picking up the pieces of faith-based wisdom these animals impart, just by being themselves. This slim, attractive book also features photographs of many of Healys canine and feline friends.Stories that illuminate spiritual truth and speak to people of many different faiths. A devoted animal lover, Healy finds meaning in her pets exploits, whether its Pookey the dog babysitting a cocker spaniel puppy, Kate the cat becoming a ventriloquist, or Trouble getting loose from the safety of the backyard. While based on primarily on Christian principles, people with many types of religious backgrounds will appreciate the lessons Healy learns from animals.
The Childornot Tales
Collection of three stories for children (first volume).
Walking with Dogs
Collection of short stories relating spiritual experiences and lessons while walking with dogs.
The Queerness Doesn't Matter
Photographic portraits and profiles of selected LGBTQ individuals
The Rhythm of Selby
The Rhythm of Selby is set in the fictitious small town of Selby, South Carolina where writer Macy Harris moves in search of mild winters and a culture known for its equally warm hospitality. Here, she finds a place to write in rhythm with a slower pace of life, and soon becomes enchanted with the towns gentle residents, its generations of history, its tradition of horses and dogs, magnificent old homes and gardens, superb art and music, and excellent cuisine.But Selby also has its share of eccentric neighbors and family secrets. Secrets that have haunted their caretakers for more than a century, and still whisper from their graves. A tragic train derailment, the dying words of one of its victims, a fabled ruby necklace, a strained childhood friendship, an attempted murder, and a terrifying storm that washes a 150-year-old secret to the surface all come together in this engrossing novel.The Rhythm of Selby is beautifully crafted with sensitivity to paper, inks, and typefaces, and it is punctuated throughout with numerous original sepia-toned photographs.
The Old Silent
Witnessing a murder while on vacation, a detective is drawn into a twisting case in “another tour de force” for the New York Times bestseller (Publishers Weekly). As a newly appointed Scotland Yard superintendent, Richard Jury takes a much-needed holiday in West Yorkshire. But the respite is short-lived when he observes a woman shoot her husband at an inn called The Old Silent. With no question of “whodunit”, Jury is determined to discover why. Snooping outside his jurisdiction leads him to the dark tale of a kidnapped music prodigy—as more murders ratchet up the stakes. Now caught up in a triple murder, Jury would go to any lengths to help Nell Healey, the lovely widow of one of the victims. But Nell Healey remains silent as the Yorkshire moors, quiet as the grave, while the scope of the mystery widens.
Blinding the Moon
This book is a work of fiction, and all characters and incidents are fiction. I would not have been able to create it without the invaluable input, advice, material, and inspiration that were shared with me by two wonderful friends: Chad Mitchell, singer, and Dale Wickum, photographer/storyteller. Although they have never even met each other, they do know how much of this book is actually drawn from their own life experiences, and how much was purely my imagination. I'm leaving it up to them to tell ? or not ? but I have undying gratitude to both of them for their contributions, trust, encouragement, and for allowing me to play fast and loose with the facts.Both of them shared with me their ...
