Conversations with Jerry and Other People I Thought Were Dead
On August 5, 2011,
in Death/Dying (Thanatology) - Non-Fiction, FINALIST,
by Irene Kendig
If you are hungry for spiritual truth and meaning, this multi-award-winning, Amazon bestseller is a banquet of wisdom, knowledge—and peace of mind.
“This remarkable book offers deep comfort and gentle peace to anyone grieving the death of a loved one.” -Neale Donald Walsch
Thin Places: Where Faith Is Affirmed And Hope Dwells
On July 29, 2011,
in Death/Dying (Thanatology) - Non-Fiction, Religion/Faith - Non-Fiction,
by admin
Bill and Terry Treacy died three months apart, after fifty years of marriage and a lifetime of faith. Devastated by this loss, their ten children found comfort in inexplicable signs assuring them that their parents were at peace, reunited in heaven, and yet still present in the lives of those who grieved for them. In Thin Places: Where Faith […]
Learning to Laugh When You Feel Like Crying
On July 14, 2011,
in Death/Dying (Thanatology) - Non-Fiction,
by admin
Learning to Laugh When You Feel Like Crying will touch your heart, feed your soul, and help you lighten up in not-so-funny times. .
Goodbye, Mom – I'll Always Love You
On July 11, 2011,
in Death/Dying (Thanatology) - Non-Fiction,
by admin
Children need immediate, integrative help to cope with the death of their mother. The death of a mother is one of the most life changing event they will encounter.
Suddenly Single
On July 6, 2011,
in Death/Dying (Thanatology) - Non-Fiction,
by Ellen Gerst
Are u single due to death or divorce & trying to figure out how to move forward? Suddenly Single provides a clear & concise path to follow.
The Best Worst Thing
On May 25, 2011,
in Autobiography/Memoirs - Non-Fiction, Death/Dying (Thanatology) - Non-Fiction,
by Kristen_Brown
A BESTSELLING MEMOIR THAT WILL CAPTIVATE YOU FROM PAGE 1! A YOUNG COUPLE. A NEW BABY. PLANS FOR THE FUTURE. As a wife, new mom and successful career woman, Kristen Brown thinks her life is set. Until one morning, her husband doesn’t wake up. In this bittersweet memoir, we experience Brown’s new life as […]
