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|  | | A Grand Madness, Ten Years on the Road with U2
An uncompromising account of the Irish rock band U2 from a fan's perspective, written in diary form.
An uncompromising account of the Irish rock band U2 from a fan's perspective. Taken from the author's journals and covering the Joshua Tree, Zoo and Popmart tours.
| |  | | A Grand Madness, U2 Twenty Years After
A rousing followup to a first U2 memoir published in 2000, this new book covers six more tours of the iconic Irish band. Presented in journal entries covering concerts and related travel adventures.
| |  | | On Traigh Lar Beach
Thirteen items wash up on Traigh Lar Beach in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Writer Erica Winchat tells the intriguing story of each one.
Erica Winchat, a young writer overwhelmed by the stress of her first book contract, discovers thirteen curious items tangled in the flotsam on the Scottish beach of Traigh Lar,. Inspired by the objects, she tells the intriguing story of the owner of each one, uncovering a series of dramatic events--from a Chicago widow's inspiring visit to Quebec City to a shrimper's daughter facing Tropical Storm Ruby in North Carolina.
The thirteenth item, a concert laminate badge, gives rise to a novella Erica calls i>Fan Girls/i>, in which the separate stories of four fans of the Scottis | |  | | Power's Garden
A crippling drought has engulfed the Gila Valley in Arizona, the hope of the area's ranchers wasting away. As World War I rages in Europe, two families -- one Texan, the other Mormon -- develop an embattled but gripping relationship as their opposing cultures dramatically collide.
Power's Garden takes us back in time to 1917 with the culture clash of Mormons and Texans in the Gila Valley of Arizona. Texan Duett Brennick comes to work for the Mormon Beecham family with dramatic consequences.
| |  | | Spirit Stones, Mysteries of Western Europe's Prehistoric Monuments umen
Spirit Stones explores the enduring lessons of Western Europe's prehistoric monoliths, stone circles and burial chambers.
Spirit Stones explores the enduring lessons of Western Europe's prehistoric monoliths, stone circles and buial chambers, capturing not only the architectural essence of these archeological treasures, but also their abiding spiritual strength and personal application.
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