Travel from civilized, West Coast society to the rugged mountains of the west, and learn how determination can bring an independent woman from the depths of despair to achievements beyond her dreams, as a rancher, performer, and world traveler. Mixing cow-talk, horse sense, and personal revelations, Carole Mercer will lead you on a humorous, heart-wrenching, and inspiring ride through her personal experiences as she recreates herself again and again. This is a not a story of just one woman's life, but of the many lives she has interacted and grown with. The result is a novel-quality memoir that will keep you reading."Be ready to ride Mercer!"Drawing from her journals, Mercer has compiled a memoir that will warm your heart, make you laugh and then cry, and come away knowing that life has so much to offer when you take it by the reins!This story will be especially touching if you have struggled with the death of a close loved-one, lived with depression or agoraphobia, or if you have a passion for ranch life, Morgans and good horses, or living off the land.Mercer intertwines her life lessons with humorous and touching anecdotes about working cattle, cooperating with people who may be friends or sometimes enemies, and the power of animals to draw us from our darkest moments back to a life of purpose and achievement.

Do you dream of running your own business one day? Are you experiencing a lot of fear and doubt about pursuing your dream? Are you waking up in the middle of the night because you know you are about to do something "crazy" and go after your dream? Are you working a job and running your business but not sure when you should leave your job? Are you trying to run your business but is having a difficult time coping due to the loss of a loved one, grief and depression?

The stories in this book are all true. Many are dreams of loved ones who returned to the dreamer days, months, or even years after death. Alex Lukeman stresses the fact that while some dreams of the departed are psychological in nature, there are also such things as true dreams of return. In these, a sense of completion and deep connection is always present.

The author, a computer science professor diagnosed with terminal cancer, explores his life, the lessons that he has learned, how he has worked to achieve his childhood dreams, and the effect of his diagnosis on him and his family.

The "USA Today" bestselling author introduces a new generation of the incomparable Dennehy women--five sisters with a passion for life and love. In this first novel of a new series, irrepressible Mary Skye Dennehy rushes toward a man as unpredictable as her future. Original.

In this scorching sequel to "Shadow of the Sun," a British archaeologist, competing with Napoleon to secure the riches of an Egyptian pharaoh's tomb, faces danger and desire with his bold, beautiful guide. Original.

The story of everywoman's emotional and spiritual journey, helping her release stored up false hopes and preconceived notions by replacing them with the wonderful reality God is weaving into her life. Every morning we face the day with a set of expectations about how things will or should be. Author Paula Rinehart says, "The oddest part about our mental images is that we don't know they are there until the video of our lives plays out in a different fashion." Offering a radical shift in perspective, Paula guides readers to a fresh discovery that the story of our lives may look vastly different than what we anticipated-but that it's a good thing. Better Than My Dreams charts a course that enables a woman to jettison her old baggage and to discover that what God is creating might be better than she ever dreamed for herself, where fellowship with Christ, rather than fulfillment of dreams, is the real prize. This deeper awareness, that God knows what He's doing with our lives, allows us to truly let go and enjoy the trip as we learn to live, love, and embrace whatever comes. Better Than My Dreams helps women: face their fear of disappointment deal with life's disturbing interruptions own their own stuff find the freedom to love difficult people

To be home for Christmas, they must bridge the distance between them. Charlie Yates is desperate. It's almost Christmas and his flight home from college has been delayed. For days. Charlie promised his little sister Ava he'd be home for her first holiday season since going into remission from leukemia. Now he's stuck on the opposite coast and someone else grabbed the last rental car. Someone he hasn't even spoken to in four years. Someone who broke his heart. Gavin Bloomberg's childhood friendship with Charlie ended overnight after a day of stolen kisses. With years of resentment between them, they don't want to be in the same room together, let alone a car. But for Ava's sake, Gavin agrees to share the rental and drive across the country together. As they face unexpected bumps along the road, can Charlie and Gavin pave the way to a future together? This gay holiday romance from Keira Andrews features new adult angst, enemies to lovers, steamy first times, and of course a happy ending.

For almost 30 years I was married to the man the rest of the world knew as Gilligan. Almost five decades of reruns have made his television character iconic, but the Bob Denver I knew and loved was legendary to me for his courage, his commitment to his severely autistic son and his love for the wife of his dreams, maybe the reason he called me Dreams. Devoting the last 21 years of his life to our son Colin speaks volumes about Bob Denver, the man. Our love story is one for the ages. Anyone who knew us in our years together will tell you that. Our devotion to each other and to Colin was complete, and the courage of this man during the last six months of his life exemplifies the definition of the word. This is the story of a man and woman who made vows to each other and kept them. This is the story of parents facing the challenge of autism together, never wavering in their love for each other or their son. This is the story of Bob and me, two imperfect people who fit perfectly together. Losing Bob was the hardest thing I've ever faced, but his love left me stronger, more focused and in the end, able to survive even when I thought I couldn't. Being loved by this man was the greatest gift of my life. For every challenge we faced and every minute we spent together, I love you, Bob Denver.

Carriage Maker to a King [ the story of carriage makers Ole Sorensen and Christian Klovstad} by BJORN K. HOIE Trots and More Trots (understanding the basic driving gait} by K.M. HANSEN The Man from Lebrija (the story of harness maker Francisco Caro Dorantes} by Ken WHEELING