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Whether the reader is Christian, another religion, or a non-believer, I think one will find this work of fiction compelling. Mary - Woman of Sorrows is a work of historical fiction, a book based on the author's interpretation of the lives and experiences of two women named Mary, who are more like sisters than friends. The story, as envisioned by its author, includes some of the events described in the Holy Bible (King James Version). Cent...

There's no name for the kind of evil that's taken a foothold in the hills... The calmness of the community is reflected in its name. Manning is the kind of small town you read about: where everyone knows your name, where neighbours look out for each other, and where the toughest kind of criminal you're likely to come across is a lone horse thief. But a cold wind has blown unto the peace-as the locals call it-one that takes the form of two ...

The Lady Knight of Scotland is a beautifully crafted story that captures historical Scotland and England in the era of knights, piracy, and chivalry. Set during a time when women were fixed in roles and deviation was not tolerated, the main character, Sydnee, with her many disguises, and her brother avenge their parents' deaths and keep young Cole safe. Sydnee proves her worth and is dubbed a knight by the king. The story is two-fold, as a d...

This fictional adventure story about a 10-year-old white girl's struggle for survival, her coming of age, and her tumultuous relationship with an Indian chief takes place in northern Canada. From the very first paragraph the book compels the reader to turn the page. Fraught with danger, disease, natural disaster, and trauma, it is the story of two young people from vastly different cultures who meet under highly unusual circumstances. Rachel...

In this adventurous and compelling fictional story it takes St. Joseph, Gabriel, and Santa to get a family all together for Christmas 1866. From a stalking cougar, to a wolf encounter, to a little girl falling into a hole in the ice, and other crises, this story keeps the reader turning its pages. Deep in Peace River Country in northern Canada, five children have been allowed to stay home on their own for what is supposed to be a three-day p...

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The Lady Knight of Scotland is a beautifully crafted story that captures historical Scotland and England in the era of knights, piracy, and chivalry. Set during a time when women were fixed in roles and deviation was not tolerated, the main character, Sydnee, with her many disguises, and her brother avenge their parents' deaths and keep young Cole safe. Sydnee proves her worth and is dubbed a knight by the king.The story is two-fold, as a deve...

Whether the reader is Christian, another religion, or a non-believer, I think one will find this work of fiction compelling. Mary - Woman of Sorrows is a work of historical fiction, a book based on the author's interpretation of the lives and experiences of two women named Mary, who are more like sisters than friends. The story, as envisioned by its author, includes some of the events described in the Holy Bible (King James Version). Ce...

There's no name for the kind of evil that's taken a foothold in the hills... The calmness of the community is reflected in its name. Manning is the kind of small town you read about: where everyone knows your name, where neighbours look out for each other, and where the toughest kind of criminal you're likely to come across is a lone horse thief. But a cold wind has blown unto the peace-as the locals call it-one that takes the form of two ps...

Have you ever walked into your living room to find an elk contentedly watching television Meet Butter human companion and elk extraordinaire at the Seventh Avenue Elk Ranch in Manning Alberta When ranchers Beverly and Carson Lein chose the unique occupation of farming elk they didn t count on adopting and inevitably falling in love with one From perilous elk births to charging bulls life is never dull at the Lein s ranch Experience life on an ...

In this adventurous and compelling fictional story it takes St. Joseph, Gabriel, and Santa to get a family all together for Christmas 1866. From a stalking cougar, to a wolf encounter, to a little girl falling into a hole in the ice, and other crises, this story keeps the reader turning its pages. Deep in Peace River Country in northern Canada, five children have been allowed to stay home on their own for what is supposed to be a three-day pe...

This fictional adventure story about a 10-year-old white girl's struggle for survival, her coming of age, and her tumultuous relationship with an Indian chief takes place in northern Canada. From the very first paragraph the book compels the reader to turn the page. Fraught with danger, disease, natural disaster, and trauma, it is the story of two young people from vastly different cultures who meet under highly unusual circumstances. Rache...