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In this fast-paced science fiction romance by Kellie Thomas-Walker, twenty-six year old gallery curator Joryn lives a peaceful existence after losing her mother and ending an abusive marriage. One night four strangers knock at her door. They reveal that she is actually a time-traveler, and Michael takes her on her first jump. She is meant to aid humanity while evading the ever-present danger of the Shadows who seek to destroy them. Along her journey in a bewildering world she never knew existed, their love slowly begins to grow. Joryn begins to find herself, discovering an awesome power within. i She and Michael must find a way to complete their missions while coping with their growing passion and their love. Along with the page-turning sci-fi romance plot, the story also has a psychological twist, delving into tough subjects such as domestic violence and depression. Book one of a three-part series.

The darkest time of James A. W. Schmidt's life came when he lost his wife of thirty-six years to cancer and his whole world fell apart. His grief leads him to a grief support group, where he learns he is not alone in experiencing his overwhelming emotions. The people in the group teach him many things, and he slowly realizes that he feels better when he keeps himself busy and has a specific goal to fulfill. He has always wanted to travel and explore new places, so after pondering the possibilities, he decides he'd like to hike the famous hundred-mile Mickelson Trail in the Black Hills of South Dakota. He is still in pretty good shape, and the route doesn't seem too arduous. The trip will take weeks of careful planning, and the actual four-day hike will be an amazing experience. But he knows it wouldn't be smart to hike that kind of distance alone. So he talks his son, Brian, into hiking with him. That's when things get real. In a series of emotional and thought-provoking incidents before, during, and after the hike, James learns the lessons he needs in order to move on and have a happy life with good memories of the past instead of the overwhelming grief

In 1959, eighteen-year-old Troy Tyler arrives at Jubilee, a conservative Christian church camp, to work through the summer. Tutored by his charismatic roommate Monte, Troy-disillusioned by overexposure to the parental faith-undertakes a transforming journey into expanded consciousness of secular affairs and sexual possibility. A mixed-breed coming-of-age / coming-out story, Siege of Troy is a sly, wry, subversive take on the traditional angst-ridden coming-out narrative. It critiques the fundamentalist religious tradition, targeting the guilt-drenched culture that uses church camps to recruit susceptible youth. The satire is rarely harsh but usually pointed, and often funny. The romance is light and tender, the sex obliquely suggestive. This sometimes brooding, introspective, but always entertaining adventure will appeal to all audiences, particularly teens and young adults, educators, counsellors, parents, psychologists, pastors, social workers, and LGBTQ communities.

Cinderellas live happily ever after. Unless they have a powerful courtiers out to get them. Not that it's hard to frame Casio Westfall, the Emperor's consort, for an attempted assassination. In fact, it's fun. She's a perfect mark. Who's going to complain? She's of a humble and scandalous background and has no friends outside of the Imperial bedroom. But, then again, maybe she doesn't need any.

This is a true story. It is a story that needs to be told about 37 Elizabethan sailors who were marooned on the east coast of Mexico in 1568. They were captured and put on trial by the Spanish Inquisition. Their lives were never the same. What were the sailors doing in the New World more than 50 years before the sailing of the Mayflower? How were they marooned? Why did the Inquisition capture them? It is usually hard to identify specific sailors of the Elizabethan period, but in this book you will see the identities of each of the 37 men. Who were these men? What was the voyage like and what were they doing on the Atlantic? This book shows us something of the 16th century Atlantic world through the eyes of Elizabethan sailors.