Could Yesterday's Dreams Become Today's Happy Ending? Businessman Drake Rivelin was still Sapphire's husband. But their marriage was long since over, killed by Drake's driving ambition and lack of consideration. Their parting had been all his fault. Now they met again and Drake was acting as if Sapphire were to blame for their breakup. Despite everything, she still loved him. But was it worth the effort to try and sort things out? Because she was no longer sure how Drake felt. Exactly what did he want from her?

Local Whitby girl, Colette Shipley has become fascinated by the mysteries of the new art of photography and begins to create a record of her scenic home town with its tall ships and twin lighthouses, street urchins and weathered old fishermen. One day she encounters Arthur Newton who shares her passion for the town's unique atmosphere. Colette and Arthur begin a friendship that develops further. However, unbeknown to Collette, Arthur is also married with a young child. Arthur has tried to be content with his steady job at the railways and his marriage to his childhood sweetheart Rose. However even before meeting Colette, Arthur had been living a secret life, one which he has not shared with his family, friends or even Rose: he has a real talent for painting. His talent has blossomed under the tutelage of a sympathetic gallery owner, Ebenezer Hirst, and the patronage of Laurence Steel, an established painter in the Pre-Raphaelite school. Arthur is now faced with a difficult decision: remain comfortably in his railway job or risk the security of his wife and child by becoming a full-time artist. A decision not made any easier by his growing attraction for Colette...

Dizzy Hargraves is just trying to get home after a disastrous holiday spent with her overbearing father. During the train ride home, Dizzy engages herself in a seemingly harmless, obsevational game and unwittingly starts to unravel the hidden secrets of her fellow travellers The Scientist, The Gentleman and The Witch, as Dizzy has named them seem to know more than their strange behaviour is telling her and Dizzy finds herself taking a detour that catapults her over eighty years into her own future. Meanwhile.. Henry Kepple is a loner, living day to day on the allowance provided through the guilt of an illicit affair between his Mother and her rich employer, but when he encounters the strange girl at Liverpool Street Station it leads to a journey that will end in the most surprising of places.

Years ago, Jared secretly pined for Daria, only to watch her succumb to the predatory charms of his selfish, womanising brother. When fate reunites them, temptation explodes into a fiery romance threatened by a twisted sibling rivalry.

Yesterday's Dreams, Book Three in O'Brien's series called A Slip in Time, continues with our favorite characters, Francine, Luke, Dora, and Wade. The two sisters each love a Grainger brother, but one love has been fulfilled, while the other love is torn apart by two different centuries. Fran and Luke begin to make a wonderful life for themselves while living in her family's cottage. Many ups and downs keep this couple close to our hearts, as they struggle with decisions that will affect their future, with fear of being discovered, and with illness that threatens the loss of life. Dora has returned to her own century with a broken heart. She leaves the love of her life behind to sort out his problems with his family. Knowing she can never go back again, she tries to forge a new life while still keeping in touch with her sister in the 1880s through messages left in the trunk. As time passes we see Dora struggle to forget Wade, but illusive dreams continue to visit her in the night, tempting her to return to a crooked smile and loving arms.

Global Dream of Poetry Forever is a collection of words and ages of century till today. I have related their cultures, histories, and geographies to my feelings I feel are described in art. Poetry is expressions of emotions, rhymes, and metaphorical symmetries to the writer’s expo in words relative to people. I see my resembled words ministered by the honesty, diligence, and carefully boosted inventiveness latched into hearts and spoken in metaphorical descriptions and magical words that rhyme with times together in place, history, and time to bring the spark of light into the stars of sight and the bright feeling so we see the meaningful life we share as a neighbor, a friend, a lover, a wife from husband to a child to a civilization in place of history or time symmetrically sealed inside spiritually chiming bells by true love. It’s the feeling we individually feel that touch our minds and lifts our spirits to the top of the rainbows, to our pots of gold blessed by the unicorns, to the imaginarily lands of peace, love, joy, and our life's happiness eternally and forever. This is what I feel about people in my life and words I wrote in my book, Global Dreams of Poetry Forever. God bless us all on this day and forever. Today we feel what we will feel for each other in visages and venial passages tunneling inside our life force dwelling within us to be united and not ever part with our hearts of love for each other.

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.

Depression is an unwelcome intrusion in the lives of many, with remedies and solutions that often seem elusive. Thrown off-balance by the intricacies of “doing life,” we often sink into frustration and despair. So what do we do to restore our hope that change is possible? Crossing That Foggy Bridge offers a new look at depression from the inside out—from author Beverly Easler’s heart to yours. With courage and persistence, Bev has found a way to redirect her path through depression by learning to ask better questions about the common issues we all face in life: managing our feelings, breaking old habits, setting boundaries, and controlling our wayward thoughts. While candidly sharing her personal story, Bev reveals valuable lessons she has learned while trudging through the darkness of persistent depression. Dealing with depression isn’t easy. We can quickly become captured by the deceptions and lies of Satan. Crossing That Foggy Bridge clears away the fog and reflects the light of Jesus, reaffirming that He came to reveal to us a whole new way of thinking, behaving, and believing!