Ten years ago Stormy Wade survived a mothers worse nightmare, the loss of her only child. Stormy, former policewoman and wife of prominent judge Lyle Wade, discovers fourteen-year-old Melody Streeter, the only eye witness to horrific crimes, is targeted by an underworld assassin. The girl sits defenseless in a jail cell. When there appears to be no other course of action, Stormy, determined to save Melody, springs the girl and the pair become the object of a nation-wide manhunt. Stormy knew her actions would destroy the life she loves, as well as her husbands reputation. But she didnt foresee the complexity of eluding the law with a volatile contentious teen or that a diabolical serial killer would be closing in fast.

Birds of mystery, intelligence, and curiosity, ravens and crows have fascinated humans for untold centuries. In this first in a series of beautifully illustrated books that celebrate the power and beauty of the animal kingdom, Catherine Feher-Elston considers the raven in the contexts of mythology, folklore, history, and science. From the raven's role as trickster in Native American religion to his ability to captivate ornithologists and biologists with his intriguing behaviors, Ravensong pays tribute to the elegance and grandeur of two of America's most ubiquitous avian species.

Young raven Alaan is training to be a healer, and he goes to the great battle of his age. After the battle, the ravens are determined that there should be no more wars, but how do they achieve this? Helped by crows and swallows, a small group of birds fly over the Great Seas to find out what happens there. The ravens at home wait anxiously. When the travellers return, a whole new life opens up for the young ravens, and for older ravens too. The Ravens at the Tower of London are restless, and two of them determine to escape. Will they succeed?

WHERE DO YOU BEGIN TELLING SOMEONE THEIR WORLD IS NOT THE ONLY ONE? While Stacey, a 17-year-old Native girl, struggles to save her family and community from a devastating influenza epidemic, a white classmate’s suicide hints that the village is threatened by forces more sinister and powerful than the epidemic itself. Ravensong, the first novel of celebrated author Lee Maracle, tells an extraordinary story about a young woman’s quest for answers, combining both tragedy and joy in its unforgettable depiction of an urban Native community in the 1950s. Maracle speaks unflinchingly of the gulf between two cultures: a gulf that Raven says must be bridged. Evocative and prescient, filled with oral traditions, humour, and deep insight, Ravensong is more than just a novel—it is a necessary story for our time.

Stuck in high school until her eighteenth birthday, demi-god Neve is eager to join her sisters in their fight against evil, but when she meets Alexandria, a girl with a dark secret, Neve must choose between duty and love.

A literary study of Native American literature analyzes its sources in oral tradition, offering a theory of "conversive" critical theory as a way of understanding Indian literature's themes and concerns.

Come home to the place of your soul in Grace... The Two Roads Trilogy brings acceptance and understanding of the collective human story of suffering and redemption. This third and final part, The Childhood Diaries, continues the compelling account of Roses personal journey out of fear and into Love. Walk with her on the path of full forgiveness, and lift your heart into the light of Heaven... How are we created? Where did we come from? And what exactly is the purpose of life and reincarnation? Find the answers to your question of why and begin to understand how all roads, suffering and non-suffering, ultimately lead to Grace. May the rose of your heart blossom and thrive in the heavenly light and love of Oneness.