After a series of unusual and unexplainable events, Ivy Colvin flees city life with her young daughter for the seclusion of the country. Out in the middle of nowhere, she finds the family and friends she had avoided all her life. Before she can get settled into domestic bliss, she is confronted by challenges, changes, and the truth behind the events that sent her out into the country. With the revelation of the existence of creatures that werent supposed to exist, can Ivy protect her daughter and her new family and friends?

"Oh God! please let it be my imagination Katrina Taylor thought she knew everything about betrayal. The confrontation she avoided seven years ago with her father & the man she loved now reappears in the form of Dylan Sands. Kat tries to control the situation and Dylan but cant for too long. When she awakens with her past staring back at her, will the passion that Kat and Dylan resisted for so long come back to haunt them? Will she allow herself to be swept in the Santa Fe waterfalls, or will her past mistakes threaten the passion awaiting her at the Ridge?

'This is all about entertainment. That's what life is for. Because, when you were nothing, it was a total bore!' By: Venus, The Goddess of Love Copyright 1996 'Myth is not a distortion of fact, but the womb through which fact must come.' Seth, 'The Individual and The Nature of Mass Events' 'The queen of the south shall rise up in the judgment with this generation, and shall condemn it: for she came from the uttermost parts of the earth to hear wisdom.'

Just as he mounted, there came a breath of wind. It was not much, but it was enough. The nearby tree suddenly dumped the snow from its branches, sending up a cloud of powdery white. The chilling load plopped onto the back of Ben, who stood beneath. With a startled yelp, the red-and-white patched border collie shot forward, directly underneath Snowstorm. Chaos ensued. Whinnying shrilly, Snowstorm lurched backward. Instinctively, Josephine dodged sideways right to the ridge's edge to avoid a collision, and one of her groping hooves found nothing but thin air behind. Slipping on the wet rocks, the mare lunged forward. She succeeded in regaining her footing, but not before the sudden, jolting movements dislodged Father's one-handed grip on her mane. Clawing desperately for a handhold, Father tumbled from Josephine's back and disappeared over the edge of the ridge. Following five peaceful years, foreclosure threatens the Whitlock family's farm. After Father's accident, Nathanael and William take upon themselves the responsibility of coming up with a solution. Their ideas, however, are continually thwarted by an unseen opponent, and a ferocious predator threatens the farm throughout the duration of the thirty-day trial.

Taken from over twenty years of personal journals, this book tells the story of one woman's journey into recovery through self-exploration and holistic health.

Red Pines on the Ridge is the first in the On the Ridge series. Foxes on the Ridge and Aspens on the Ridge will follow in the near future.The book is the story of a red pine tree that lives on a low ridge in southeastern Manitoba. The tree tells the story of the almost three hundred years it has been growing on the ridge. It speaks of the days when first nations people were the only inhabitants of the ridge, of the coming of the explorers, fur traders, and pioneers, and finally of the timbermen with their cross saws and broadaxes. In lovely, lyrical passages it describes the plants, animals and birds that befriend the ridge and of the welcome winds that carry its pollen and seeds, the 'hope for the future of my kind.'

The book itself was comprised of poems written in the years of 2006 and 2007. The vast majority were comprised in a small neighborhood in Hampton, Georgia that shares a similar name to the title.

Children's book for ages 6-9. Cover Art by Liz Ascott. On a ridge far above the small Canadian town of Puckered Ridge lives a family of wolves. Rutter, the biggest of the cubs, kicks his little brother Wilkie over the edge of the mountain. Wilkie lands in a snowy field at the edge of town, where he meets two garbage-loving bears. After Big Ned scares the bears away from his restaurant, the little wolf flees, finally ending up in the bedroom of ten-year-old Josh Bright. Josh and Wilkie become inseparable. But Wilkie is growing larger by the day and Josh struggles to hide him from his mother. Soon Josh's secret is out in the open and that's where the adventures begin.

Accompanying CD-ROM contains maps using the comercial drawing program Adobe Illustrator 9.0 for Wintel systems.