Bøger af Mary Ellis

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Secrets from a boarding school past threaten a mother's future. Will truth or silence prevail?In the captivating narrative of What Goes Round..., Laura Stern stands on the threshold of new beginnings with Matthew Ward. However, to truly step into her future, she must first confront the mysteries of her past. The keys? Hidden deep within the archives of Holy Innocents Boarding School, where memories and secrets intertwine.As Laura painstakingly unravels her history, she discovers a trail of youthful promises, concealed truths, and difficult choices. This odyssey not only illuminates her past but also reshapes her present, transitioning her from a life overshadowed by uncertainties to one brimming with understanding and peace. However, everything is jeopardized by a figure from her past clutching a secret that could destroy her son's political career.Fate intervenes and she must decide if the blackmailer should live or die. What Goes Round... is a compelling tale of love, revelations, and the enduring strength of a mother's spirit. Dive into a story where the complexities of the past profoundly shape the challenges and hopes of the future

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Travel writer Jill Curtis is in Louisville, Kentucky, on the next stop of her bourbon tour assignment, but the night before her first tour at Parker's Distillery, she is shocked to learn that the master distiller, William Scott, has died suddenly of a heart attack . Could there be more to William's death than meets the eye?

At a thoroughbred stable in Kentucky, Rachel meets Jake, a talented and charming groomer who works there too. He wants to date the lovely Amish woman, but she is hesitant to become romantically involved with an Englisch man. She looks to God for the direction for her heart.

The Turtle Warrior is the story of the Lucas family, who live in a beautiful and remote part of Wisconsin inhabited by working-class European immigrants and the Ojibwe. By 1967 the Lucas farm has fallen into disrepair, thanks to the hard drinking of John Lucas, who brutalizes his wife and two sons. When the eldest, James, escapes by enlisting to fight in Vietnam, he leaves young Bill alone to protect his mother with only his own will and the spirit of his brother to guide him. Beautifully written and deeply felt, The Turtle Warrior takes readers from the heartland of America to the battlefields of World War II and Vietnam weaving a haunting tale of an unforgettable world where the physical and spiritual, the past and the present, merge.

Unforgiveness stems from anger, a root of bitterness that has been germinated, by unyielding pains and wounds suffered by the individuals. It is so much easier to dodge behind the brick wall of unforgiveness; stay in the comfort zone of malignant resentment with the pretence that nothing has happened rather than face their fear, rehash the past and deal with it. However, unforgiveness attacks the body with deadly poisons "What many parents failed to understand is that they are the first of everything teacher. The home is the first church, the parents the first minister or the first bible a child will read. A child sees the world through the eyes of his parents. About ten years ago my daughter Claudia Lewin, the president of "Light of The World Theatrical Ministry," was inspired to write the script "The First Heartbreak. As an eyewitness to fatherlessness in the home she realized how much this number one phenomenon has affected children throughout their lives. She has a massage for sons and daughters that have experienced heartbreaks with their spouses. Many times this may trace back to their homes, as the parent or parents were usually the first to have broken that child''s heart. She therefore began this aspect of her ministry by dramatizing the script. She, at first, brought it to local churches with only two actors. With the encouragement and support of family and friends however, The First Heartbreak was launched with full cast members in November of 2016, off Broadway in New York, New York. When I saw the play in full color, I was spellbound and heart challenged. I was moved to use the script as the underpinning of the writing of this book. Claudia is, therefore, motivated by the rave reviews that she has received, to, by God''s grace take "The First Heart Break" on the road to  spread the message of hope, love and forgiveness, as she faces, head on, the accompanying challenges.

Mary Ellis was one of the first pilots and one of only three women to take the controls of the new Meteor fast jet.

From the author of The Arctic Fox and Lily Dragon, a moving and exciting new novel set in Africa about a child with a special relationship with elephants. Roaring Good Reads: For Confident Readers 7 - 10

Emily Harrison is a conductor in the Underground Railroad. Alexander Hunt is a Civil War Rebel partisan who believes in Emily's antislavery convictions. Amid their growing feelings for each other, can they find faith in God amid the challenges they face and trust in the possibility for a bright future together?

Caleb Beachy knows he is a Plain man at heart, but he soon discovers there's more to embracing his faith and reconnecting with the community than merely driving a horse and buggy and giving up Levis. Will he forgive himself for leaving? Can Josie Yoder help him find love again?

After the deaths of Amy King's parents, she relocates to the community of Harmony, Maine, to get a fresh start and healing for her heart. Her fiance, John Detweiler, is very supportive...until Amy discovers an aunt who was shunned and wants to connect with her. What will John do then?

In Book 2 of the Wayne County series from bestselling author Mary Ellis, Meghan Yost is eager to prove herself as a teacher. But when handsome FBI agent Thomas Mast investigates recent crimes against their Amish community, Meghan questions everything about love, faith, and the true cause of the disruptions.

Amish midwife Abigail Graber loves bringing babies into the world. But after a difficult birth has a devastating end, she is confined to the county jail pending an investigation. Her younger sister Catherine arrives to help keep the household running, and she discovers an unlooked for opportunity for love.