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Author: Andy E. Kelleher Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1425995551 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 422
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A small town is touched by the hand of God. A drama teacher discovers a talent she can neither anticipate nor handle. A scientist is obsessed with everlasting life, and a trio of teenagers gets more than they bargained for on All Hallows' Eve. But the gamut of human emotions is deep, and K. Edwin Fritz has something for readers of every predilection- from a classic tale of a child-hating monster to soul-searching endeavors of love, self-awareness, and pride. Fritz holds no bars in this, his first collection of short works featuring ten far-reaching stories that will resonate throughout the deepest chambers of your heart and mind. Through unadulterated tales of fear, courage, mystery, and hope, Fritz shows us through his capacious imagination that everyday life truly can nourish the soul.
Author: Andy E. Kelleher Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1425995551 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 422
Book Description
A small town is touched by the hand of God. A drama teacher discovers a talent she can neither anticipate nor handle. A scientist is obsessed with everlasting life, and a trio of teenagers gets more than they bargained for on All Hallows' Eve. But the gamut of human emotions is deep, and K. Edwin Fritz has something for readers of every predilection- from a classic tale of a child-hating monster to soul-searching endeavors of love, self-awareness, and pride. Fritz holds no bars in this, his first collection of short works featuring ten far-reaching stories that will resonate throughout the deepest chambers of your heart and mind. Through unadulterated tales of fear, courage, mystery, and hope, Fritz shows us through his capacious imagination that everyday life truly can nourish the soul.
Author: Jane Schope Publisher: Balboa Press ISBN: 1452507643 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 241
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Jane's early years were full of adventure and excitement. She immigrated to Australia from England, married, and had five children. Disaster struck when her husband was arrested. She spent years grappling with the consequences of his crimes and the devastating effect on her family. Jane floundered in a spiritual and emotional wilderness. The pain of betrayal, confusion, and guilt reinforced her lack of self-worth. Could she ever recover? How could she forgive? Who could understand her humiliation, shame, and utter despair? Told with candid honesty and courage, this is a story of redemption and restoration that Jane attributes solely to God's grace and mercy.
Author: Danva York Meister Publisher: WestBow Press ISBN: 1449748430 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 234
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Uniquely inspired, and written as a memoir with practical application elements, Widowed Twice shows how joy will come in the morning. It offers a burst of refreshing hope and excitement., explaining that your life is not over and that God still has a plan for you. It features practical ideas and information that can enhance your life. This book is not about doom and gloom but reveals that you have a choice to be sad or glad. It is a story of a woman twice widowed who became like an eagle, soaring above her circumstances and overcoming them. This book is about stepping out into God's purpose for you and then letting go of the past, whether it was good or bad, looking forward to your future. It will motivate you to listen to God's still, small voice and let the next season in your life unfold.
Author: Leslie Wayne Salsbury Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1469163969 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 442
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On rural Doylestown in southwest Pennsylvania, a most heart-rending story of romance that struggles to endure the furies of wartime plays out in Leslie Wayne Salsbury's Where Valor Proudly Sleeps. Written in a staid rhythm and prose apt for that time in the nation's history, the novel sets out with a strikingly authentic recreation of life in pre-Civil War Pennsylvania. Salsbury shows a richness of detail born out of diligent, even brilliant, research and a highly creative imagination. His characters speak out and tell us of a time and place where the most tumultuous and important battles of the Civil War were fought. On a fateful night, the two young lovers, Benjamin Wayneright and Alexandra Cadwalder, meet at a ball in the town armory. Introduced by Ben's teacher, Mrs. McIntyre, the two immediately find out how they are meant for each other. A most romantic night ensues and starts a strong, passionate relationship that will prove equal to the coming chaos of war. It is a story of heroic love: how two young lovers find their love blooming in the crucible of war and how they became a pair of strong hearts that influenced others in their town to defend the Union cause. Before the war came, Benjamin would lose his father and Alexandra was on the verge of losing hers to "bleeding cancers." Throughout forced separations, they remain true to each other. They survive the war but experienced firsthand the cost of preserving liberty and fighting for justice. They grow old in and around Doylestown, Bucks County. When Benjamin dies at a ripe old age, he is given a hero's burial by the town. Alexandra soon follows to reunite with her beloved.
Author: Loyd Little Publisher: ISBN: 9781491834848 Category : Languages : en Pages : 0
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Love, mystery, and a con man you'll never forget Roll Along Sugaree is the story of a farm community fighting for survival when a nearby town wants the creek that is the heart and soul of the community. However, the story is far more than that: A couple falls in love and the romance is shaken by police raids, mistaken intentions and a secret map.
Author: Breck Miller Publisher: ISBN: 9781475927719 Category : First loves Languages : en Pages : 0
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Chad Breckinridge is a successful attorney who is pushing fifty and trying to find some sense in his life after a heart wrenching tragedy. From his days as a high school football star, to his time fighting in the jungles of Vietnam and the party life of college, through the later struggles of marriage and fatherhood, true love was always just out of reach. Chad must come to grips with himself before he can open a sealed envelope containing a letter, and find out what it all means.
Author: Ethel M. Lichtman Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 9781440170577 Category : Biography & Autobiography Languages : en Pages : 187
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Ethel Sturges Dummer has been named one of the most influential American women of the last century. Based in Chicago, she was an internationally-recognized community activist in the areas of education, juvenile delinquency and rights, and public health. Using an exclusive family collection of letters and writings by and about Dummer, her granddaughter, the author, traces the key accomplishments of this remarkable woman as she acted as a catalyst for change and mentor of early Progressive thought in the American heartland.
Author: Andy E. Kelleher
Author: Andy E. Kelleher
Author: William Henry Tarkington
Author: Jane Schope
Author: Danva York Meister
Author: George Fabian
Author: Leslie Wayne Salsbury
Author: Loyd Little
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Author: Breck Miller
Author: Ethel M. Lichtman