More than 200 years ago privateers and spies roamed the Long Island shores As a child, Heather Adams grew up on the East end of the island, daydreaming about these events. The result is her premier novel, On Angels Wings. She now resides in Delaware, where she writes full time. Star crossed lovers, Duke Monroe Enderby who fancies himself an adventurer like his hero Odysseus, and Angela Anderson, an equally adventuresome girl, find themselves on opposite sides of the Atlantic, separated by scorned servant Polly. Monroe begins his own twenty year Odyssey before he can be reunited with his beloved. In 1755 Angela Andersons father dies and turns her life upside down. After fi nding that she is a lords bastard and then being sold to a brothel, she leaves her home and meets Duke Monroe Enderby. He marries her unbeknownst to all but a blind man of God and after becoming pregnant with Monroes child, Angela decides to leave Enderby Hall to protect Monroes family name. Helped by scheming servant Polly who covets Monroe for herself, Angela escapes to Gray Corners, a solitary place where all noblemen send their pregnant mistresses. After spending ten heartbroken years there, she and her son Weylin travel to America where the Revolutionary War is getting ready to break out. Her troubles really begin when the British plot to kidnap her in an attempt to stop her son from helping the Sons of Liberty! Actual history is interwoven to give On Angels Wings an adventuresome spirit as well as the romance that three continents, two wars and twenty years cannot kill.

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True stories from people who have lost a beloved animal companion, their joys and and their grief. A beautiful drawing of the animal accompanies each warm and inspiring story. And veterinarians share stories and medical guidelines about treating terminally ill animals, controlling pain, and performing euthanasia. Hospice care for pets is a bridge to a more gentle and dignified death.

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In a culture that struggles with dealing with grief, Farland has opened a door that allows others to see and feel what part of that path looks like. I can’t help but believe that his readers will benefit by his sharing. Ted Lunde Options Unlimited “This book will give encouragement and guidance to all those experiencing grief, but especially to men and fathers. Dr. Bottoms’ willingness to make himself vulnerable and share his struggles serves as a tremendous tool for the grieving reader as they may be learning to identify and express the depths of their feelings. He gives an excellent description of the evasive nature of depression and the various fronts one may use to hide it. Fortunately, he does not stop there, but gives ‘permission’ for the grieving person to seek the counsel of their families or that of professionals. The text does not gloss over or euphemize the extreme pain of losing a child, but does offer hope by defining healing as a process that requires faith in God and patience while He works. This book will give understanding to those grieving from someone involved in the process himself” Kelley L. Rumbyrt, MD, Psychiatrist “On Angels’ Wings will give those grieving solace through shared experience and the knowledge that others have walked along the same dark shadows, experience the same emotions and have come out the other side wounded yet still standing. On Angels’ Wings is a frank, stark and very personal journey of one man struggling to deal with the terrible loss of his son. It is a rare glimpse of a man struggling with the ‘stoic, provider model’ he must break free from to be completely human and to experience the grief most hold inside in a quiet rage. Through one’s ability to deal with his humanness and weakness, others, particularly men, will see a window to healing. We are not alone, On Angels’ Wings will provide comfort to those grieving a loss by allowing for a glimpse into the head and heart of another dealing with the worst of all parent’s nightmares. To simply sec that others deal with the same feelings of quilt, anger, rage, and sorrow will help in the healing after the loss.” Justin Matott Author of My Garden Visits, A Harvest of Reflections and children’s books.

In this poignant, heart-rending true story, Deborah takes her readers through the perilous steps of a caregivers path. Her heartfelt and honest prose, illuminated by contemplative artwork and the cathartic poetry of her journey, provides valuable insight into living fully and lovingly with this debilitating disease. Resources, practical tips and clear information further equip the reader to deal with the daily challenges of living with Alzheimers. Caregiversand all who know someone with this irreversible diseasewill find real-life narratives to inspire and encourage them on their own journeys with Alzheimers in this touchingly intimate book. The act of living our love and connecting emotionally with those who have Alzheimers is the most productive and profound form of therapy for all involved. [Deborah has] a gift that enables [her] to see the important connections between people who care for one another, and then translate those observations into beautiful imagery. . . . This will be an inspirational guide for caregiverssomething that is so very needed. Dr. Paul Raia, PhD, Former Vice President of Clinical Services, The Alzheimers Association, Massachusetts/New Hampshire Chapter Proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Alzheimers Association to fund research for a cure.