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She continues to live her life in a cocoon of her fear and doubt/ But deep inside her emotional mystery she knows there’s a way out/ Somewhere in the recesses of her heart, she clings to some hope. / That he will come to spiritually elope with her, to help her cope. -Love Comes In The Morning. Megan Davis can never get the image of her late husband, Desmond out of her head. But she can’t let the memories go, they are all she has. Can God help her heal and move on?
Tom Calarco is the author / editor of eight books about the Underground Railroad including The Underground Railroad and the Adirondack Region, for which he won the year 2008 Underground Railroad Free Press award for the advancement of knowledge in Underground Railroad studies. His latest UGRR book, The Search for the Underground Railroad in South-Central Ohio will be published by History Press in October, 2018. He has written for many publications during the last 30 years, including many years as stringer for antiques publications and a decade as a classical music reviewer. His fantasy novel, Hi-doh Hi-dee Ha-Ha, is slated for re-release by Total Recall Press in September.
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This beautifully-illustrated children’s book is due to be released at the end of this month by Total Recall Press, Inc. A Tale of Truth is the perfect introduction to A Course in Miracles for children aged 7 to 12. It simplifies the teachings of this great spiritual work and makes it accessible to them in a light-hearted manner.
A wise old man called Joshua teaches nine-year-old Adam about the Separation, according to A Course in Miracles, and about the oneness of all people with each other and with God. Adam asks questions about conflict, the deeds that some people carry out and about the wars and strife that he sees on television. Joshua explains that the ego created a world of chaos and conflict by sending out these thoughts into the world through projection. He also talks about the need to protect Mother Earth and about true prayer, and he discusses a few of the Workbook Lessons of A Course in Miracles with Adam. In addition, Joshua explains how forgiveness helps us awaken from the dream of separation and return to Heaven.
A Tale of Truth is Raveena Nash’s third book. Her first book, It’s All An Illusion! explores the topic of illusion from the perspective of A Course in Miracles and compares and contrasts it with the Buddhist and Hindu views on the same subject as well as other belief systems, such as Christian Science and Theosophy.
Her second book, Rise Above, is a self-help book which shows the reader how to use specific A Course in Miracles Workbook lessons to overcome problems such as anger, guilt, resentment, the fear of ill health and death, anxiety about the future, low self-esteem and much more.
Lucy Grossmith did the lovely illustrations for A Tale of Truth. She is an accomplished self-taught artist with a lifelong passion for art, which is very much part of her own spiritual journey. Lucy loves to paint magical imagery of nature, animals, and countryside for books, cards, prints and paintings from her garden studio in Suffolk, England. Her work allows her to combine her great love of art and nature in one. She hopes to inspire and give joy to others through her work. Lucy has loved illustrating for this book as it combines everything she believes in.
George Mavro draws on his experiences gained during his 24-year Air Force career in the Security Forces, as well as his interest and knowledge of History and International Affairs to release two exciting novels, Operation Medina the Jihad and its sequel Operation Medina the Crusade and recently a WW2 adventure Novel, War and Destiny. Readers of action/adventure books will appreciate his unique style of intrigue and attention to military details. Retired from the Air Force with an advanced degree in International Relations, George has held several teaching positions at the university level and currently teaches for a junior college. He presently resides in Florida with his family. George is currently releasing a new sequel to War and destiny titled the Resistance.
The amazing adventures of Jonny Plumb begin with the first in a six-book series called Jonny Plumb and the Golden Globe. Jonny is an orphan, and this book begins on the day he is fostered and is dropped off at his new home. After overcoming his undone shoelaces, a very shiny floor and the embarrassment of falling flat on his face, he meets Nanny Noo and Lady Kathleen Hunter, who hopefully will adopt Jonny and accept him as one of the family. Jonny is then allowed his first ever hot bath and that’s where the adventure begins, not only by all the wonderful new sea life friends who befriend him who then show Jonny the Golden Globe, hidden for centuries at the bottom of his bath. The Golden Globe is full of astounding and incredible secrets, but the most amazing one, is that it can shape shift into the Silver Arrow Spaceship, which is capable of flying at twice the speed of light. So, join Jonny and some of his newfound, quite zany, sea life friends which include three baby octopi called Harpoon, Carcass and Stench, their father Wall Eyed Wally and not forgetting Legend and Legion, the two most formidable of friends Jonny could ever imagine, in a jaw dropping adventure.
In the latest of the Jim West series Jim arrives in Fredericksburg to attend the opening of a friend’s winery but first witnesses a brutal kidnapping in a local coffee shop. When the victim is found dead, the race to find the killer begins. “Caffeine Can Kill” is available in stores on April 7, 2015.
“In The Closet and Under the Bed” is a book about children’s imaginations as they confront those scary things that go bump in the night. Through a series of misadventures, our hero negotiates his own settlement that makes everyone happy and secure.
Beauty has mystified philosophers and inspired poets and artists since the beginning of history. Everybody recognizes beauty when they see it, but there is no consensus about what it is. Some have argued that beauty cannot be separated from the person or object where it appears.
