Kirjahaku

Andy has an appointment with Jacob. He has known Jacob all of Jacob's life. But Jacob has never seen him before. And this appointment is not of this world. Author Kevin Cain brings the subject of the afterlife down to a child's level with this heartwarming poem-turned-picture book that deals with guardian angels, the grief of losing a loved one and the hope and assurance that can be found in their loss. Complete with illustrations created by the author's own father, this colorful book is a great tool for use in helping a child to understand how we never really lose our loved ones. For children and adults of all ages.

Lou Franklin is ready to start a new life with his eight-year-old daughter Hallie. They've moved to a new home in a new city and a new state. It was time for a fresh beginning. While checking out a local toy store in their new town, Lou finds an old porcelain doll that Hallie automatically falls in love with. Unknown to them, a dark past holds to this doll. A ghostly presence, the spirit of a young girl named Patty whose life came to an untimely end, still clings to her old toy. Lou begins to realize that something is off when Hallie begins talking to the doll as if it were real. He thought it was just an imaginary play mate......However, this playmate is very much real. As strange occurrences become more frequent inside their home, outside their door awaits something sinister beyond imagination.... an evil that has set its sights on Hallie.... an unstoppable force that lingers around waiting to grab her and make her its own. Is Patty there to help, or is she part of the evil presence zeroing in on them? As Lou tries to save his daughter, he becomes more aware of the frightening truth that what we can't see....can be our worst nightmare.

Ask any Appalachian the question, "When is Appalachia most beautiful?" Every Appalachian will answer, "During autumn, when the leaves of Appalachia's trees are dying." Appalachians believe the beauty of their landscape is almost heaven. With the honor of officiating nearly 1000 funerals, Pastor Kevin Cain offers life in the midst of death.In As She Is Dying, Kevin Cain writes, "I have given my life to bring hope to a people who have little reason to hope. Maybe Appalachians have allowed our hills' majesty and grandeur to blind us from coal dust and addiction. Yet, I do see hope. I see hope in what is dying. I see hope in what is dead. I see hope in what remains. Yes, death has the keen ability to either clear up, cover up or stir up. Still, sometimes we must descend in order to turn into the clouds. As She Is Dying is a book about death that offers stories of life. In these pages, you will find a little bit of wisdom, some stories of hope, and the eulogizing words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart which I trust have been acceptable in the sight of my strength and my Redeemer. Somehow and somewhere in death, hope must be discovered. Maybe, through the literal metaphor of Appalachians' deaths, you can see life. Some were reconciled long before their deaths. Some were reconciled just prior to their deaths. And, others were reconciled in the midst of death. There is hope for all...hope's breath, even in death."

Ask any Appalachian the question, "When is Appalachia most beautiful?" Every Appalachian will answer, "During autumn, when the leaves of Appalachia's trees are dying." Appalachians believe the beauty of their landscape is almost heaven. With the honor of officiating nearly 1000 funerals, Pastor Kevin Cain offers life in the midst of death. In As She Is Dying, Kevin Cain writes, "I have given my life to bring hope to a people who have little reason to hope. Maybe Appalachians have allowed our hills' majesty and grandeur to blind us from coal dust and addiction. Yet, I do see hope. I see hope in what is dying. I see hope in what is dead. I see hope in what remains. Yes, death has the keen ability to either clear up, cover up or stir up. Still, sometimes we must descend in order to turn into the clouds. As She Is Dying is a book about death that offers stories of life. In these pages, you will find a little bit of wisdom, some stories of hope, and the eulogizing words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart which I trust have been acceptable in the sight of my strength and my Redeemer. Somehow and somewhere in death, hope must be discovered. Maybe, through the literal metaphor of Appalachians' deaths, you can see life. Some were reconciled long before their deaths. Some were reconciled just prior to their deaths. And, others were reconciled in the midst of death. There is hope for all...hope's breath, even in death."

Simon thought nothing of the mystery painting that showed up on his doorstep. Where it came from and who left it was unknown. But, once it hung in his home, eerie events began to take place. An entity walked the hall and strange sounds permeated the walls. Nightmarish images crept into their dreams. Now, something evil has taken hold of his little daughter. Can Simon stop the evil from the cursed Blood Painting before the spirit of it's maniacal owner completely takes her soul? For it will not stop until it gets another blood sacrifice

Into The Vortex continues the story of Marla Hollingsworth, the young heroine from Haunts, who is now married and with a little daughter of her own named Bailey . Little Bailey not only exhibits signs that she has inherited her mother's gifts, but her supernatural insight into the spirit world appears to be twice as strong. A new case leads Marla and her crew to a household in Kentucky with a haunting that may be linked to a disappearance on the infamous ocean liner Queen Mary in Long Beach, California. As they travel across country and board the ship of specters, Marla finds herself and her child thrown into a darkness that is deeper and deadlier than she has ever experienced before. Have the evil forces from her past returned for her daughter?