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Vancouver Island, September 2003. In a family where the need to be loved has always outweighed the need to conform, further developments are taking place. A new baby is welcomed, which Kate Wilder embraces with her usual optimism, but which also creates a need within that her husband David does not share; their son is healthy, they know who they are, where is the need to prove anything more? Kate cannot settle and when the details of her father's birth begin to encroach on their relatively peaceful unit, she rises to a challenge which proves potentially damaging to more than one relationship. To her, there are amends to be made and hearts to be salved, and Kate is not alone in this particular quest. For one person time is running out.

Lieutenant Marian Larch of the New York police sees her personal and private lives collide when she is put on the case of a turbulent child custody battle, which culminates in an attempted kidnapping and murder. 10,000 first printing.

Jeff Galloway ist Kolumnist für die Runner's World und offizieller Trainingsberater für runDisney. Mit diesem topaktuellen Buch bietet er nun zusammen mit seiner Frau ein Programm speziell für Frauen zur immer populärer werdenden Halbmarathon-Distanz an. Galloways Gehpausen-Methode hat bereits Hunderttausende von Durchschnittsmenschen vom Sofa gelockt und zum verletzungsfreien Training für Marathons und Halbmarathons gebracht - und sie hat vielen Läufern dabei geholfen, ihre Zeiten zu verbessern. Dieses Buch bietet ein Programm speziell für Frauen an, das Schritt für Schritt vorgeht und damit beginnt, wie man sein wöchentliches Training gestalten sollte. Es werden Tipps geboten, wie man am besten motiviert bleibt, was man wann essen soll, wie man sein Gewicht während der Trainingszeit kontrollieren kann, wie man Verletzungen vorbeugt u. v. m. Jeff und Barbara Galloway zeigen Ihnen alle Workouts, die Sie benötigen, um anzukommen oder schneller zu werden und erarbeiten so einen Plan, der nur drei Trainingstage pro Woche vorsieht und gleichzeitig noch viel Zeit für anderes lässt.

Love cowboys? We got 'em with twist! Shots erupt. Annie is stuck in a crossfire. Cowpunchin' turns to adventure. Good lookin' men come out in force and laughter abounds if only the dry gulchers would stop trying to kill them all. "[Following is the official OnlineBookClub.org review of "On the Rocks" by Barbara Neville.] On the Rocks is a...Western set in an intriguing... The greatest strength of this book is its narrator, Roxanne Rockefeller, a profane, feisty cowgirl. Neville has created a genuinely fresh and well-developed character in Roxanne, a young woman who rides out in her best riding finery, complete with guns, a knife... and grenades. as it stands, On the Rocks launches into a page-turning adventure... Over the course of this book, Roxanne explores, and meets a variety of people with diverse backgrounds, but these characters are united by their shared genuine love for the cowboy lifestyle. The great joy of this book is watching these characters go about their travels, interact, converse, and reflect upon what they want from life." "I loved it! The characters are charming, the story is interesting, and I can't wait to see what happens next."-Jesse "It is a really good story, and I adore the characters. Barbara has a talent for this." -Millie Roxanne Rockefeller is a straight shooter who kicks butt, admires tight jeans, and loves life. On the Rocks introduces her as a young cowhand working the last of the fall roundup on a new range, gathering cattle and enjoying the quiet country. Just as the job is about to wind down, things get maybe a bit too exciting. Annie and her equine companions trot us through a rollicking character driven western action adventure with an intriguing plot twist. Her story is for lovers of all things western and cowboy life in particular as she explores a vast and beautiful land. On The Rocks is a thrilling ride through wildlife filled mountains and prairies with an assortment of boon and not so boon companions, both animal and human. Soaring vistas and grandiose themes draw the reader into a nostalgic and surprising world. What starts as a good paying job in new country turns into an amazing odyssey.

Skye, November 1993. It is two months since Kate Wilder lost her mother, her identity and, according to her family, her sanity. What other explanation can there be for her following the astounding path she has chosen? But Kate is in love and nobody has the right to tell her what to do. Not now. On Vancouver Island, a man wrestles with emotions he barely recognises - hope, amazement, joy - all of which are steeped in fear. Fear that he may lose his daughter for good, that life may turn its back on him a second time or, worst of all, that he might damage a unique young woman beyond repair. When the road ahead is unclear, sometimes you have to rely on trust.

These writings have evolved properly over living many years on the planet and enjoying observations of my fellow man. It's about learning how to flow within the rhythm of all “LIFE FORMS” and laughing about silly things incredulous human beings do. It’s about loving the human race, and living everywhere on the planet at one time; it’s about you! Note: There is no intention on my part to be cogent as these writings have come about from a knowing heart! Upon using the words man and he, I am referring to the Homo Sapien species which include both male/female gender as we know it at the time of these writings.

A family saga (and thinly disguised autobiography), spanning five decades from the 1920s to the 1960s, this novel by Barbara Griffith was often referred to by her son, Bill Griffith, in creating his graphic memoir, "Invisible Ink: My Mother's Secret Love Affair with a Famous Cartoonist".

In her columns on subjects ranging from Canadian literature to honour killings, Barbara Kay is sharp, provocative and never afraid to go against the conventional wisdom. This collection of her best work illustrates why she is one of the National Post's best-loved columnists.