Lauraine Snelling's bestselling series Red River of the North tells the story of Norwegian immigrants surviving their first seasons in America on the virgin prairie.

It is long after dark when they arrive at the homestead. Martin knocks frantically on the front door. Almost immediately, the door opens. There stands Martin with his clothes, still drenched in blood. The farmer and his wife stand before him shocked. The woman screams when she sees the blood. Deep grooves are engraved on Martin’s pale face, from grief and suffering. ‘Sir, please can you help me? My baby fell off the wagon, and the iron wheels have crushed him. My wife faints continually, and I haven’t got anywhere else to go,’ Martin pleads with the farmer.

An advanced human race has finally ended their civilization. A machine race was created by the scientific community to pick up the pieces. Repopulated after 900 years, the machine would have to live with the men and women of a new world. Optimism leads to a true rebirth. Unfortunately, people are people, and after several generations, the robotic race is found to be hated and easy to discard. Hunted, the bots find a way to get off planet and search for a new life of service. A Dora interstellar trader accepts the challenge to find a situation that will allow life, even robotic life, to survive.

'In A Song for a New Day, liberty and creative endeavour are compromised by political and socioeconomic reality. Pinsker presents a frighteningly real near-future US [and] movingly charts Rosemary's coming-of-age story as her world and Luce's collide' Guardian BEFORE Luce is on the road. Success is finally within grasp: her songs are getting airtime; the venues she's playing are getting larger. But mass shootings, bombings and now a strange contagion are closing America down around her... AFTER Rosemary is too young to remember the Before. She's grown up in a world where proximity to others is not only unusual, it is also illegal. Life as she knows it is entirely online, virtual. But now she's on the road, in the real world, searching for something that, until a few weeks ago, she never knew existed.

It is the tumultuous 1960s: Kennedy, Vietnam, the Civil Rights movement, and youth culture are on everyone's minds and lips. Prosperity and progress are undergirded with a sense of uneasiness for the Stuart family, along with the rest of the country. With a movie deal on the horizon, Bobby Stuart's star may be rising, but his descent into celebrity drug culture might be his undoing. And young love is blooming between two people who never expected it. Gilbert Morris fans will be delighted with his foray into a colorful and controversial decade. Dawn of a New Day is the final, never-before-published conclusion to the popular American Century series.

A New Day Dawning is a poignant memoir on the author’s journey which dates back as early as 1960. Bob George, a British by origin, narrates his experiences in Hong Kong during his 36-year stay there. Through this book, he reflects on the many interesting things to explore that Hong Kong has to offer, including the lifestyle and culture of the locals. A keen interest in music which led to friendships with budding musicians gives readers an insight into their road towards fame. Through the eyes of the author, experience yourself how living in Hong Kong during its developing years into the present vibrant city feels like!

Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.

“With every new dawn that breaks, let the realization of being alive fill your heart with awe and wonder, reminding you of the privilege you have to think critically, to partake in the radiance of joy, and to bask in the splendor that is love.” —Marcus Aurelius A New Day examines our common institutional experiences and their impact on each of us as individuals. It offers concrete strategies to achieve, through a concerted effort on the part of the individual, critical self-introspection and increased self-responsible authority, leading to the experience of self-mastery, joy, and love. About the Author Wayne Formica MC LPC graduated from Arizona State University with a master’s degree in counseling psychology and spent twenty-two years in service to others. Initially, he spent several years assessing and diagnosing mental illness and counseling in the community. He finally concluded with thirteen years in county and state correctional facilities working with criminal populations and the criminally mentally ill.

The author offers clear-cut Christian motivational writing using a mix of scripturally backed texts and contemporary reflection in this useful, easy-to-read volume of inspirational poetry. (Practical Life)

What if...? In the ashes of a dead culture, a new world is born. After the world is destroyed and all memory of the past is lost, a time capsule is unearthed. In it is something called the New World Testament and a Torah: two writings that threaten to shake humankind down to its very core. It was a tough time for the human race. Reduced to small groups vying for recognition in a harsh environment, people struggle to survive after rediscovering religion. One society, the Union, will do anything to stop the religious neophytes whose most cherished belief is that Christ will be born in their time. Ardent, a Union vanguard trooper and a warrior, had orders to hunt down the Judeo-Christians, at whatever cost in lives. He has second thoughts when he meets Bandy, the love of his life, a Judeo-Christian. About the same time, a child is born: a baby boy named Jesus, the Second Coming of Christ. What if God is about second chances? What if this is the world's second chance? What if Christ isn't crucified this time? What if he is? This novel is a thought-provoking journey into the world of "WHAT IF...?" A New Day is Difeo's fourth novel. It's more than a fable or a fantasy; it is an epic imagining of a post-Apocalyptic world.