Bøger af Ken Saik

This is book three of the three book series called: Twisting, Turning, Healing Journeys. In this inspirational story, a woman attempting to reclaim her life is led on an emotional journey with the help of a devoted friend. Their quest ultimately reveals denied truths and prompts her to seek forgiveness.After an accident that causes recently divorced Jill to spend six weeks in the hospital, she returns home. She is disturbed by the discovery that she needs to find a way to become part of her children's lives. Her efforts are hampered by having no car, by her job that is temporarily on hold, and by her fear of dipping into the limited funds in her bank account. While her physical injuries are healing, she continues to be haunted by her lifelong psychological scars. To whom can she turn to for help?At the urging of her daughter, Jill learns that a church friend, Bill Wynchuk, has been more loyal to her than she ever realized. Slowly she grows to depend upon his faith and skills of a psychologist to lovingly lead her to appreciate her inner strength and her need for the Lord. As a result, she gains insights that propel her down a path of reconciliation that helps her mend relations with her son and return to Ontario to face her greatest fears about her family and unveil a deep-buried secret.

In the Caretaker, a realistic drama, a retired financial consultant once promised he'd protect and care for the wildlife park which his late grandfather donated to the small urban city of Aspen Grove. A very aggressive developer from Hollis Homes chooses part of the same park for his next multibuilding high-end condo complex. His prediction of increased employment and tax money for the city stirs unexpected support.Can the normally shy mild-mannered grandson convince the city's decision makers to continue to honor the park's protected status?Young adult readers looking for hope in the future need to read this book.

In the Caretaker, a realistic drama, a retired financial consultant once promised he'd protect and care for the wildlife park which his late grandfather donated to the small urban city of Aspen Grove. A very aggressive developer from Hollis Homes chooses part of the same park for his next multibuilding high-end condo complex. His prediction of increased employment and tax money for the city stirs unexpected support. Can the normally shy mild-mannered grandson convince the city's decision makers to continue to honor the park's protected status? -- Publisher provided description

A Sinkhole Swallows 12 Teens In the young-adult thriller novel, 12 senior high boys attempt to escape death by sliding down a rope and climbing into an old mine tunnel, the entrance to an underground labyrinth. One of the boys senses a menacing presence but can't prove its existence. Then the mine's dangers claim one life after another. The closed-knit boys soon realize that their limited food and water supplies is the least of their problems. Hope of returning home changes to needing to find a way out of the endless, dangerous, tunnels to escape whatever is killing them off. How many of them will live to tell their tale?

Mike's journey begins with his grandfather's surprise request--would you go to the old country and find my grandfather's birthplace? Mike's demanding work schedule had no room for a holiday, but Mike agreed to go. Why?Did Mike look forward to touring: Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernitsi and Kiev. Had historical events and outstanding people been the main attraction? Was knowledge of the current cultural, political and economic challenges the determining factor?What he had no hope of expecting was what he learned about his grandfather's dreams from Natasha, a young attractive aristocratic woman.

Change of Luck, once a simple campfire story of suspense and mystery, developed a self-revelation. It opened the door to a change of life, a change of love.How the revelation changed Jerry and those to him is a different story, one yearning to be told. You interested?