Do you resonate with aspects of Christianity, but struggle with the coherence of its claims? After having a mystical experience that upended her traditional evangelical beliefs, Heather Hamilton reluctantly found herself in this place. Her seeking led to the most unexpected insights. Returning to Eden is a field guide for the journey that every true spiritual seeker ultimately takes. The highest truths that set us free are hidden in places that most people are not looking.

Returning to Eden reexamines the Bible stories of childhood and opens them up as symbolic maps into the inner world. Stories like Jonah and the Whale, the Parting of the Red Sea, Noah's Ark, and the Virgin Birth are illuminated with penetrating depth and intellectual integrity. Faith is no longer a white-knuckled grip on implausible beliefs, but a relaxation into a deep inner knowing.

You may be surprised to find yourself reinvigorated and enlightened by stories you thought you knew inside and out. Returning to Eden has the potential to cultivate a renaissance of wonder and curiosity for anyone from the most seasoned Christians to the most committed atheists, and everyone in between.

Unsung is a riveting, emotional memoir not for the weak of heart but for all who have wished for hearts capable of enduring in spite of loss. Unsung is about a mother and daughter's battle to cope with schizophrenia, a disabling mental illness that resists treatment and affects the lives of everyone close to those living with it. Unsung cuts scalpel-like to the rotten core of our current mental health care system, exposing pharmaceutical companies, mental health care centers, and psychiatrists for the often unconscionable role they play in doing everything but healing those who are mentally ill. It is a memoir in which the truth is unbelievable. And the unbelievable is true.Fired with a mother's fury and passion. Laced with love and laughter. Irreverently reverent about everything from affairs of the garbage industry to Zen, rich with one-of-a-kind friendships, it is one woman's journey to heal her daughter and to find herself.The journey is both heartbreaking and heartwarming. There is romance so strong some readers will buy the book simply to read and reread Haley's passionate encounters with Jake Welch-a German Italian bad boy and full-time mechanic, twelve years her junior. But there is more than one love story in these pages, along with many surprises. The memoir takes its readers through cross country moves, an eviction, a car wreck, hurricanes, a near drowning, the loss of two jobs, loss of credit, an audition for a reality t.v. show, suicides. Women of all ages will read Unsung because it will take them from the place they are and the things they have feared to who they can be. Men will read Unsung for a thoughtful, funny woman's take on who they are and who they aren't. Those living with mental illness will read Unsung to learn and to grieve and to find hope. Those who love action and suspense, thrill seekers, will read Unsung for an unbelievably believable adventure. Romantics will read Unsung for its unusual love story. Those who love true stories will read Unsung to connect with a mother's real experience with her child's illness. Unsung is both timely, with our newfound awareness and appreciation of the fact women do blossom as they age, and topical, since most of our lives are affected in one way or another by mental illness. But it is much more than that. With its honest, often funny, always courageously tender human voice, Unsung is a memoir that urges its readers to hitch hike through stars, to fly through water, to swim the earth, to dive down deep enough to find themselves.

'Run, ' said Gemma.

How far would you go to rescue your dog?

Gemma has her own set of rules. Tough, streetwise and dangerous, she has little regard for the law.

Carly is a tech genius. Level headed and shrewd, she never lets her disability get in the way of winning justice for animals.

Together they're partners in crime, fighting for the voiceless from their covert Edinburgh lockup.

After a spate of local dog thefts, they find themselves drawn into a very dark world. The bad guys are closing in fast and this time, it'll take more than just the two of them to get results.

Could new girl Suzanne be their salvation? Can Gemma learn to trust anyone other than Carly? With the clock ticking, they may have to risk their own lives to find out.

Join the Covert Animal Team for their first adventure Puppies For Sale.

What are the odds of survival, when you can no longer run?

As winter descends on Edinburgh, Carly is tired of the cold, tired of her aching body and tired of animals suffering. She's the tech genius who, together with loose cannon Gemma, heads up the vigilantes known as the Covert Animal Team.

When Carly comes across a curious ad online, the team's inquiries lead them to Helen Payton - wife of local dog-racing tycoon Oliver Payton, who has recently built a new stadium in the east of the city.

How is Oliver making money in this dying industry? To where are the spent greyhounds disappearing? And why on earth are the Paytons getting rid of their Jack Russell? As the team delves deeper, discovering the answers to these questions puts lives in mortal danger.

Join the Covert Animal Team for their explosive second adventure, where it's not just the greyhounds who are Forced to Run.