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The author reminisces about her relationship with her mother, Leonora Wood, a missionary teacher in Appalachia. The material is drawn from private correspondence as well as published anecdotes.

In this work, author Catherine Whitney seeks to understand what drives women to live their lives in the service of God. Returning to the convent where she was educated she meets the diverse and individual women who have vowed to serve. She recounts their stores, identifying their moment of calling, and the challenge of maintaining faith while seeking spiritual fulfilment. The book questions the changes and conflicts nuns face today, and asks, with profound insight, how different are these women from the rest of us?

To Live Again is Catherine Marshall's intimate and powerful recollection of her struggles with widowhood, showing how faith and love can triumph over grief and loneliness. In Beyond Our Selves, she takes readers on a spiritual journey in search of a meaningful life, practical faith, and a closer relationship with God.

Diary giving details of social activities and journeys.

This sampler collection includes excerpts from three of Catherine McKenzie’s novels, exploring romance, relationships, and the challenges in figuring out who we really are: in Spin, a woman discovers more about herself than she had expected when she follows an It Girl Into rehab in pursuit of the inside scoop; in Arranged, an unlucky-in-love woman signs up for a dating service—only to find out the company specializes in arranged marriage and is hiding a shocking secret; and in Forgotten, when a vacation turns into a six-month stay in a remote village, a woman returns home to discover that life has moved on without her. Featuring excerpts from the Catherine McKenzie’s best-selling titles Spin, Arranged, and Forgotten.