Francesco D'Adamo

Sian Williams

A thrilling story set in the antebellum South following the escape of a young slave using the Underground Railroad.

Oh, Freedom!

When sixty-eight-year-old Sian Williams looked around her family room one day, she suddenly became so overwhelmed she burst into tears. It wasn't because the room held bad memories. It was the opposite. Sian couldn't believe the amazing miracles God had worked in her life. She couldn't have been happier or more grateful for her family, friends, and home. Each tear of joy stood for a different moment when God spoke to her heart and soothed her soul. In this new, inspirational memoir, Sian shares these good things with you. Sian begins with her childhood and one of her most important milestones: her first communion. She believed in God with all her heart and found a home at the Holy Ghost Church. As Sian grew and began understanding the harsh realities of the world, she cherished and protected that bright, innocent faith. It helped her through attacks by dogs, demonic spirits, and more! Sian's story isn't just a testament to the glory of God. It's also an inspiring challenge to readers. Strengthen your faith, and see all the wonderful things the Lord has in store for you! Like Sian, you will be overwhelmed by the power of his love and grace.

The Windows of Her Soul

Cheryl Robson

Contemporary subject matter--war and its consequences by an award-winning and popular children's author.

My Brother Johnny

'A week after my 50th birthday and just as our family was about to move home, something happened that changed the way I looked at life. I spoke to others about how they rebuilt their shattered worlds after very different personal traumas, emerging stronger than before. I hope our experiences, together with the latest science on resilience, will help guide all those going through tough times. This book says that it's possible not just to survive them, but to thrive. To rise.' Renowned as a much-loved and highly respected journalist and broadcaster with thirty years' experience, Sian Williams has studied the impact of acute stress for many years and is also a trained trauma assessor. In RISE, she explores the science of resilience and growth after trauma, offers advice from the experts, and learns from those who have emerged from horrific experiences, feeling changed yet stronger, with a new perspective on their life, their relationships and their work. She also documents her own path through breast cancer, with candid and unflinching honesty. Her story provides a narrative thread through a book designed to help others deal with all manner of adversity, including physical or mental ill health; loss of a loved one; abuse and post-traumatic stress. RISE is a deeply researched exploration of trauma, grief and illness, and most importantly resilience in the darkest of days. It is an inspiring and powerful piece of work, full of honesty, warmth and wisdom.

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