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When Jill loses her sight she thinks she'll never be happy again. Then she meets Gran, who can't get along without her computer; Ben, a frightened child; Jasper, a courageous dog; and Kevin, who lights her way, and makes her smile again.
After her father's death, when she was eight, Jill and her mother moved from town to town as her mother moved from job to job, each taking her higher on the ladder of success. When her mother marries the owner of a prestigious line of dress shops, six-teen-year-old Jill thinks her life is perfect—a beautiful home, a private school, and she's dating the most popular boy in school. Then disaster strikes when she loses her sight due to a brain tumor.
The day before she leaves the hospital her mother tells her that she'll be going for an extended visit with her father's mother, someone sh | |  | | Where Sheep May Safely Graze
Pastor Jim and Amy have it all, jobs in a prestigious church, a new marriage. Then Jim's world went dark, and they discovered the light of God.
When Jim, the pastor of a prestigious city church, is blinded in Iraq, he and his organist wife, Amy, find their faith challenged. Not only must they adjust to Jim's blindness and a new marriage, but to the loss of his pulpit, when the congregation asks him to step down because of his blindness, in spite of his successful rehab training.
They go to serve a congregation in a rural village, where in addition to the usual duties of a pastor and his wife, they pray for animals, cope with a huge drafty parsonage, befriend a young couple, secretly married, and help bring a baby into the world in the middle of a flood. The characters are like animals and people the reader may meet every day, those people who will invite you in for iced tea and the latest news.
The reader will laugh, and cry and find inspiration as Pastor Jim and Amy struggle and find the will of God.
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In one night of horror Kate Talbot loses her husband, her unborn child
and her sight.
Kate Talbot, partner in a small town detective agency is blinded by the psychopath who kills her husband and unborn child. Filled with guilt she retreats into a world of computers where life and death are played out on the screen, creating a form of immortality. When her partner urges her to come out of retirement to investigate a series of accidents at a school for disabled children, she reluctantly agrees. She soon realizes that the deaths aren't accidents, but a part of a sinister plot, so diabolical that it can't be imagined. Her investigation takes her through the attics of the school, |
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