Harold: 1768 books

Sailor Jimmy Farquhar has enjoyed a period of relative calm in his life, serving on a series of problem-free cargo runs and striking up a burgeoning relationship with a beautiful passenger on one trip. But when a colleague proposes a salvage job that would entail traveling into icy, treacherous northern waters, Jimmy decides to throw caution to the wind and give it a shot.

My poetry is about good times and bad times, parents and children showing we are all the same with a bit of individualism. I hope you enjoy and relate to my writings. Thanks Nick for your help in finally getting this book published.

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To inform improvements to the quality of care delivered by the military health system for posttraumatic stress disorder and major depressive disorder, researchers developed a framework and identified, developed, and described a candidate set of measures for monitoring, assessing, and improving the...

From the humor of Thanks for the Rain to the sadness of Clearing out the Room, Mr. Lannom has written a wide variety of poems and says, There are lots of words and even more spaces and it is the spaces, the between, that gives it meaning.

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Ben Robe is a retired political science professor who has returned to his reserve at Moccasin Lake, Saskatchewan, to live out his life in relative peace and solitude. But the complications of a sudden and intense US annexation of Canada change his plans. Cued into a Canadian resistance movement by...

"Mr. Bindloss knows the north-west regions of Canada well, and the story of Blake's hardships, his trials, and his triumphs, is a thrilling one. The spirit of adventure and the freedom at the Wild West makes the blood tingle in one's veins" --Aberdeen Free Press.

This Civil War saga from military novelist Coyle is about two brothers from New Jersey who find themselves on opposite sides of the war.

"Dave Porter at Oak Hall" was published by Lee and Shepard in 1905. Dave Porter is a bright and steady young man. All young people who read about him are sure to admire him from the start. In this first book in the "Dave Porter Series," we learn how, as a penniless country boy,...

*Barefoot  on a Frosty Morn  *is a literary and genealogical tapestry of several families over three centuries. The genealogical threads stretch back to England and France and unfold in step with America's continental expansion. The families crisscross north, south, and west as the tapestry grows...

Easter eggs... Easter bunnies... Easter candy. Children see animated characters, hear silly stories, and shout with glee in egg hunts during the spring "holiday" season. This book helps children see beyond the commercialism and grasp the true celebration of Easter. Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!