Say Good-bye One More TimeHave you ever experienced a breeze in a closed room? A brush on the cheek when no one is there? A whisper that sounds like the voice of someone who has passed away? Perhaps it is coincidence or perhaps it is the beginning of spirit communication.In Seven Steps to Heaven noted psychic Joyce Keller clears up misconceptions about the afterlife and reveals the various ways in which those who have crossed over make contact with u...

As author/psychic Joyce Keller points out, you were born for a reason. Understanding your purpose can bring a joy and fulfillment to life that cannot be surpassed by anything material. There's no special trick to finding what life is all about-but it does take a bit of work and a little self-study. Keller can help you recognize important aspects of yourself that will give you signs to your true purpose. Using everything from angel guides and astrology to karmic patterns and the Akashic rec...

Numerology is arguably the oldest of the divination arts and often the least understood. In the Complete Book of Numerology, Joyce Keller and her collaborator and husband Jack Keller provide a simple, intelligent, and useful guide which outlines the history, the various systems (Pythagorean, Chaldean, and Chinese), as well as the uses and applications of numerology. From numerology as applied to names and what it can tell you, the concept and reality of "lucky" and "unlucky" numbe...

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Although it may be read singly, Bog Men is the third book in The Pittsley County Chronicles (preceded by Juckets and Swamp Yankees), with continuing characters. It is the story of the disappearance of a young Cambodian boy from a Massachusetts cranberry bog at the hands of a mysterious cult. It is the most recent abduction investigated by psychologist Julia Arnault and her partner Adam Sabeski. Bog Men (and women) also relates the outrageous attempt by the town of Pittsley to seize land by em...

At thirty-four, Julia had given up on love. She had spent sixteen years nursing her sick mother, and now that her mother had passed on, she had no idea what to do with herself. She answered an advertisement to be a mail order bride, knowing she needed a new beginning.Edward, a Kansas farmer, had been alone for six years since the death of his wife. He was sick of eating his own cooking, tired of living in filth, and more than anything, he was lonely. He sent off a letter to try to ...

The New York Times bestselling author of Chosen by a Horse explains how caring for an animal taught her to care for herself.One day, at the age of thirty-one, Susan Richards realized that she was an alcoholic. She wrote it down in her journal, struck by the fact that it had taken nine years of waking up hung-over to name her illness. What had changed?Susan had a new horse, a spirited Morgan named Georgia, and, as she says: "It had some...

This is a true story of a boy and his family celebrating Christmas in the early 1940's. Through the years the story was told to his children and grand children and they have encouraged him to have the story published so others might enjoy this heartwarming account of his most special Christmas. This Story takes you back to your own childhood when Christmas's were more than gifts. This is a story to read to your own children while you tell them about your personal special Christmas memories...

From award-winning writer Annie Reed comes the heartwarming holiday story of a lonely, broken woman and the orphaned kitten who transforms her life.Essy doesn't celebrate Christmas anymore. Not since she lost her family to a sudden act of random violence. Alone with her grief, she locks herself away from September to January and tries to pretend that the holidays simply don't exist.All that changes when Essy discovers an abandoned kitten in the snow.A beautiful stor...

"Sinners and Dead Men" is the story of a young man named Billy who meets the man who killed Billy's parents fifteen years ago. Billy visits the former outlaw in his jail cell while the rest of the town is at church. They talk, learning more about each other and their lives before and after they crossed. Billy is faced with a terrible urge and decision.

"Touching and funny" short fiction about family, estrangement, and dislocation from the award-winning author of A Lie Someone Told You About Yourself (Elizabeth McCracken, author of Bowlaway).Featuring "stories about the touchy relationships between parents and children and the necessary pain of letting go—both for parents with children who are becoming adults and for adults whose parents are aging," this collection showcases the talent, wit, and ...

Take a darkly hilarious trip through a South Carolina town with the "unchallenged king of the comic Southern short story" ( The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)."Usually stories about small, quirky, southern towns are full of adorable, quirky characters that share their unusual philosophies with us and teach us how to enjoy life (think Forrest Gump or even Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil). Gruel may be small, southern, and quirky, bu...