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The Mountain of Love
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The Mountain of Love
The"Mountain of love" is a fictional story written in poetic form.along with pictures/photos to the poem/story. It does have some of the authors,and his wife's experiences included in parts in the story.it is a love poem/story,surrounded about a very beautiful mountain,that its self has its own story.Plus around the main characters who make up the forbidden love that happens between two different cultures from different backgrounds,traditions,and beliefs in a young country striving to recoupe,after two world wars,and live as one in a beautiful country. Its a story that could happen anywhere around the world. All names,places,and identities are fictionary,and are not releted to any real life sembleness or work.Any suck likeness is strictly coincidence,and no intention is applied too.
The Mountain of Love
When the Duke of Barningforde was told by his second son, Alastair, that he had married an actress in Paris without his approval, he exiled Alastair from England with only a very small allowance. His wife, Grace, actually came from a good Scottish family and was not an actress, but had a very fine soprano voice and sang with a famous French orchestra. But the Duke would not listen and Alastair and Grace never again set foot in their homeland. They were blessed with one beautiful daughter, Kayla, who is well educated thanks to Grace's efforts after Alastair's untimely death. Then Grace dies and Kayla, now eighteen, is left all alone in the world. At her mother's suggestion, she returns to Eng...
A Mountain of Love
When Jo Ann Pierce began her career in education, immersion in the classroom experience seemed like enough of a challenge—balancing the demands of family life as a wife and mother with the steep learning curve of mentoring and nurturing students was as much as she thought she could handle. But as she learned to trust her goat-like sense of balance on uneven terrain, she realized she could see a summit above her, and that it was within reach. Could she trust that God had a special plan to help her discover her gifts of leadership? Bit by bit, her vision emerged; this powerful memoir shares her upward climb as a “wannabe” principal, with successes and failures, personal notes and memories. Deeply personal yet universal not only to teachers and principals, but all leaders, this book illuminates the heart of Dr. Pierce’s quest to find her best self, for the service and benefit of others. Let her inspire you to recognize the mountain of love in your own life—and take courage from her journey to climb upward to your pinnacle.
Mountain of Love, Valley of Fear
This novel is meant as entertainment with an underlying didactic purpose. For this reason it may be called a "philosophical romance." The word philosophy means the love of wisdom and the word romance means a prose narrative characterized by heroic deeds and romantic exploits. The heroic deeds of the characters in the novel are at a very human level. They endure the throes of love, the pains of rejection, the tensions between reason and feeling. Their romantic exploits are driven by desire, lust, fear of loneliness. Novels that are for entertainment only may be compared to an appetizer before a fine meal. This novel strives to be a full meal with lasting satisfaction.
The Mountain of Love
When the Duke of Barningforde was told by his second son, Alastair, that he had married an actress in Paris without his approval, he exiled Alastair from England with only a very small allowance. His wife, Grace, actually came from a good Scottish family and was not an actress, but had a very fine soprano voice and sang with a famous French orchestra. But the Duke would not listen and Alastair and Grace never again set foot in their homeland. They were blessed with one beautiful daughter, Kayla, who is well educated thanks to Grace's efforts after Alastair's untimely death. Then Grace dies and Kayla, now eighteen, is left all alone in the world. At her mother's suggestion, she returns to Eng...
The Mountain of Love
Take a stroll through the mountain of love where lonely hearts find a second chance at romance. After her husband Ricky passed away, Rosa set out to the mountains for a new life in the log cabin she had always dreamed of. Just as she is settling into a routine of simple pleasures and solitary days, a mysterious bouquet of heart-shaped flowers arrives at her door. Rosa soon discovers she has an admirer in her surprisingly tall and handsome neighbor Tex Parker. As the seasons change and Rosa's flower garden blossoms, something else beings to bloom between her and Tex. Sharing memories, cups of hot cocoa, and late night laughs, it doesn't take long before the two are exchanging passionate kisses and romantic love notes as well. Soon it seems, the city woman who came to the mountain looking for herself has also found a second chance at romance. The Moutain of Loveis a move testament to love's ability to grow in even the most unexpected places. Like a fresh bouquet of heart-shaped flowers, the story of Rosa and Tex will touch you with its sweet and tender shades of new romance.
The Mountain of Love
Divorced from a marriage that ended in mutual disgust, Jill manages to carve out a long and fulfilling life that she cherished above love and meaningful relationships. Due to the failing economy, the company where Jill excelled and worked for over ten years suddenly dismisses Jill in a massive corporate-wide layoff strategy. Suddenly, Jill is unemployed and eventually penniless. Depression leads to hospitalization and a desire to end her life from the top of the tallest mountain in the region. Find out what is in store for Jill after she climbs to the top of that mountain.
Silverheels Mountain of Love
This novel is the compelling fictional story based on a compilation of the many legends of the beautiful, tantalizing, kind, and extraordinary woman who lived and performed in Park County, Colorado, specifically around the year of 1861. The now ghost town it is centered in was once very much the gun-toting, overwhelmingly exciting, overnight sensation of Buckskin Joe's, where a gold strike was discovered in 1859 by Joseph Higginbotham. While much is not known of the incredible woman that they named Silverheels after the dance slippers she then wore, she came to the town and immediately swept everyone off their feet with her great beauty, talent, and extreme generosity. Smallpox tragically hi...
