Sixth in the Michael Moreland series following Michael’s Secret, No Secrets, Secrets Lie Still, Secrets Worth Keeping, and Secrets of the Heart, Dark Secrets reveals some remarkable changes on Prince Edward Island in the winter of 1942–43. The Highfield family welcomes two Canadian families of German descent formerly interned as “enemy aliens” in camps elsewhere in Canada. In Europe the war rages as Germany continues its siege at Stalin...

Fifth in the Michael Moreland series--after Michael's Secret, No Secrets, Secrets Lie Still, and Secrets Worth Keeping--Secrets of the Heart follows life at Highfield as the war in Europe spreads around the globe. Following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, subsequent Japanese attacks on British, French, Dutch, and Chinese targets in Pacific waters confirm that the war that began in Europe in 1939 has indeed become World War II. As Nazi U-boats appear in the Gulf of St....

Third in a series after Michael's Secret and No Secrets, Secrets Lie Still follows life at Highfield, an estate on Prince Edward Island beginning in September of 1939. Well aware of the growth of the Nazi war machine in Germany and its threats to the UK, a long-time senior strategist in Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, Rear Admiral (Ret.) Sir Richard Moncrieff, evacuated his wife and daughter to Highfield from Suffolk, England, in 1938. Sir Richard plans to continue his work from Hig...

Fourth in the Michael Moreland series after Michael's Secret, No Secrets, and Secrets Lie Still, Secrets Worth Keeping chronicles life at Highfield, an estate on Prince Edward Island beginning in the fall of 1940. After the arrival of Highfield's owner, Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Moncrieff, a chief intelligence officer with Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, Sir Richard's dream for Highfield becomes reality. Years earlier, he envisioned an outpost in Canada where the essential work of SI...

Those who die at their own hands can be trusted to the "infinite understanding and compassion" of God. -- Fr. Ron RolheiserThis book offers hope and healing to those who have experienced the loss of a loved one or anyone trying to understand suicide. — Daniel S. Mulhall, Catholic News ServiceRecent events have shown again how suicide touches all of us — often when we least expect it. But how to unpack the grief that follows...