Bøger af Elizabeth Sinclair

Radicalisation The 2010 Saville report finally places the blame for Bloody Sunday on the British Army, which inspires a young reporter to investigate how the trauma impacted his own family. He knows vaguely of a drama bookended by two shots, two killings, five years apart. One felled a young victim on that fateful day. The second ended a promising young life that had been radicalized by grief and a determination for revenge.The story is rich with details of the lives of the people of Northern Ireland and Southern Scotland and how they are innocently hauled into a drama that should never have become ordinary, and yet for so many will feel all too familiar.Through Aidan, Siobhan, Connor, Rose, and A.J. we are shown that pain can be borne but then passed on like a genetic malformation through the generations.

Certain that her stoic, Native American husband no longer loved her, a pregnant Laura Kincaid walked out on him. Now, eight years later, her son is lost in the Arizona Canyon Country of the Navajo Reservation, and estranged husband, Kaine Cloudwalker, is the only one who can help her find the son he never knew he had. Laura, who has never been able to erase the handsome Navajo from her heart, has no more desire to spend time alone with Kaine than he has to be with her, but the Navajo gods have a plan. Kaine and Laura must find their way back to each other and solidify their family before the days of the god Changing Woman are over. To do this, both of them must step into the Eye Of The Dream, accept Kaine's Navajo heritage, renew their love and join forces. But as they journey deeper into the maze of canyons in search of the boy, their estrangement is not their only problem. There are forces other than natural that are just as determined that they will never find the boy alive or live to love again.

The Man . . . . Child cancer doctor Steve Cameron has lost faith in himself, his professional skills and in the possibility of miracles. When a baglady in Central Park talks him into going to a cabin in the Hudson Highlands for a vacation, he has little hope that it will do any good. But this isn't just any mountain cabin. It's the Gateway to Renaissance, a small village hidden in a misty valley, a village inhabited by people whose only purpose in life is to heal the broken spirits of those who enter into their misty realm. The Woman . . . . Waiting for Steve in the village is Healer, Meghan Peese, an enchantingly beautiful woman who, when she sees Steve, feels an attachment far beyond what she usually feels for her Assignments. Knowing she can never leave the village with her memory intact and knowing that Steve must eventually leave to fulfill his destiny, Meghan tries to fight her attraction to this broken man, but to no avail. Love claims both their hearts, tying them together with a timeless, unbreakable bond. But Meghan has her own destiny, one that may tear them apart forever. The Miracle . . . Love and the miracle they're both been searching for awaits them. All they have to do is have the faith and trust to reach out for it.