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A tender love story. Back to Bittergreen proudly received the 1998 ORWA Jo Beverley First Book Award
Fifteen years ago, Meaghan Eastman lost everything. Her fiance, just weeks before their wedding, the grandfather who raised her... and finally her dream of Equestrian Olympic gold. Now Brian Steadman, her estranged fiancé and heir to the once world-renowned Bittergreen Stables she calls home, is back. After a self-imposed exile in England, he has returned to Bittergreen with his daughter... expecting to find the splendid Nova Scotia estate as he left it. But Bittergreen is in decline, Brian’s grandfather is dying and Meaghan has never forgiven his departure. Together they must let go of the mi | |  | | Captain Of Her Heart
Truly a greater love story. This book isn't about flowers, candy, or even sex. It's about a modern woman with choices and compromises to make before she can follow her heart.... Captain breaks all the 'rules of romance fiction'... it is written in a unique and fresh voice that puts you deep in the main character's point of view. The reader experiences the heroine's hopes and fears... and her relief when she reaches her own inner resolutions.
Belinda Bonjoli, daughter of an iron-willed Admiral and widowed mother of two very active teenagers, has more than just her own feelings to consider when Sidney Holmes, the youngest Captain in the Canadian Navy, unexpectedly sails into her life. Sid takes charge of her father's prized naval vessel - and before she can consider committing herself to Sid, Belinda must raise the courage to stand up to her father before he destroys the man she loves.
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Never before have we been allowed to share so powerfully and intimately in the life and struggles of a Catholic nun.
The Cannibal's Wife is the tell-all memoir of Yvonne Maes – a former nun who was forced to leave the church after speaking out against the priest who sexually abused her.
When Sister Yvonne Maes became a missionary her dream of transcending herself – truly giving her life to a higher purpose – was becoming a reality. With her arduous childhood on a dairy farm, her years in the convent, and her training as a teacher behind her, Sister Yvonne was at last attaining her dream of promoting education and social justice in South Africa. Selfless, deeply caring, and above all obedient, she remained true to her calling and to her vows.
At age forty-six, however, her life was turned upside down. Suffering from professional burnout, she attended a Church-sponso |
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