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CHILDREN OF THE LION: The Golden Pharoah (Book 5)
by Peter Danielson. Condition: Gently pre-read 1986 BCI/Bantam paperback, third printing. Tiny edgewear, pale spine crease with light tanning to page edges. Interior clean & tight. Content: The Children of the Lion join their special destiny to that of the true ruler of Egypt, exiled in the Upper Nile's land. To the north, the Golden Pharoah, cruel usurper of the throne, is building his fabulous kingdom with the blood of slaves. To the south, in Nubia, cities are burned by the torches of rebels or captured by mysterious invaders called "The Black Wind." Driven to battle by encroaching war, the Children of the Lion begin an unforgettable adventure. Questions welcome. [1 copy available]
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CHILDREN OF THE LION: The Lion in Egypt (Book 4)
by Peter Danielson. Condition: Gently pre-read 1984 Bantam paperback, 5th printing. Pale spine & hinge crase with light tanning to page edges. Content: They were the Children of the Lion - to them belonged the secret skill that could halt the fearsome desert warriors advancing inexorably toward the green oasis of the Nile. To them belonged the special destiny that led wherever the fiercest battle raged. Now, in the Pharoah's ancient land, the men found their courage put to the final test. Questions welcome. [1 copy available]
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CHILDREN OF THE LION: Lord of the Nile (Book 4)
by Peter Danielson. Condition: Gently pre-read 1986 BCI/Bantam paperback, first printing. Tiny edgewear, pale spine crease with light tanning to page edges. Interoir clean & tight. Content: A new generation of Children of the Lion - branded at birth by the indelible mark of Cain - find that their secret skills put them in the vanguard of a desperate army beseiged on both flanks. Swearing allegiance to Egypt's last Pharoah, they gird themselves against famine and attacking forces from both north and south. But prophecies foretell the strange fate to befall the mighty of these desert kingdoms - as a dream predicts a wicked ruler's death, a young slave uncovers a deadly betrayal, and the Children facae the dangers of a beautiful woman's cruel wiles and a new enemy's flashing swords. Questions welcome. [1 copy available]
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Emerald Ballad: SONG OF THE SILENT HARP (Book #1)
by B. J. Hoff. Condition: UNREAD 1991 Bethany House Trade Paperback, no printing given. Tiny edgewear. Interior clean & tight with light tanning to page edges. Content: This book begins the story of two Irish families trying to survive and hold on to their faith in God during one of the bleakest periods of Ireland's history. It is a story of deep spiritual struggle and commitment - and of the surprising work of God among nations and individuals. [1 copy available]
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Emerald Ballad: HEART OF THE LONELY EXILE (Book # 2)
by B. J. Hoff. Condition: UNREAD 1991 Bethany House Trade Paperback, no printing given. Tiny edgewear. Interior clean & tight with light tanning to page edges. Content: This book continues the story of two Irish families trying to survive and hold on to their faith in God during one of the bleakest periods of Ireland's history. Having escaped the famine that ravages their beloved Ireland, Nora Kavanagh and her son Daniel begin the difficult process of building a new life for themselves in America. Befriended by the wealthy Farmingtons and supported by the constant friendship of the injured Englishman, Evan Whittaker, Nora nevertheless finds herself caught in a conflict of the heart. Michael Burke, the strong, competent Irish policeman, desperately wants to keep his promise to his best friend Morgan Fitzgerald that he will marry Nora and take care of her. But something in Nora resists his proposal, and she must decide whether to give in to Michael's urgings or find a different direction. Can she trust her heart? In the midst of Nora's personal struggle, the heartaches from the old country continue to plague her. Will she ever overcome her grief and find peace? Heart of the Lonely Exile continues the saga of the Kavanagh pilgrimage a journey of the soul in a strange new land, where all those who are exiles and aliens must find their true home. [1 copy available]
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Emerald Ballad: LAND OF A THOUSAND DREAMS (Book # 3)
by B. J. Hoff. Condition: UNREAD 1991 Bethany House Trade Paperback, no printing given. Tiny edgewear. Interior clean & tight with light tanning to page edges. Content: This book continues the story of two Irish families trying to survive and hold on to their faith in God during one of the bleakest periods of Ireland's history. In famine-ravaged Ireland, the revered poet-patriot Morgan Fitzgerald, himself brought down by a gunman's bullet, seeks to restore his ruined life and bring hope to the next generation. With the help of his mysterious West Indies companion, Sandemon, Morgan establishes a school at Nelson Hall and provides a home for the "fey Belfast orphan," Annie Delaney, and the beautiful, mute "Innocent," Finola. But when violence and tragedy strike, Morgan finds himself locked in battle with the powers of darkness for his own future and the future of those he loves. On the other side of the ocean, Morgan's friends Michael and Nora discover that the Land of Opportunity teems with poverty, political corruption and racial tension. From the opulence of Fifth Avenue to the squalor of the slum at Five Points, the city of New York staggers under the injustice and degradation brought on by organized crime and the exploitation of the flood of immigrants pouring into the nation. [1 copy available]
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A HEART FOR THE PRAIRIE: The Enchanted Prairie (Book # 1)
by Esther Loewen Bogt. Cover art by Karl Foster. Condition: UNREAD 1996 Horizon Trade Paperback, third printing. Tiny edgewear with pale tanning to page edges. Content: Young Barbara Temple is ambivalent about her move from genteel Atlanta to the raw Kansas prairie. With the onset of the Civil War and her parents now dead, she is forced to make the best of the situation by living with her homesteading relatives who gladly open their cabin home to her. Barbara dreams about returning to Atlanta when the war ends to marry Matthew Potter, a captain in the Confederate Army. But God has other plans for this vivacious southern belle whose spiritual condition is exposed on the rugged prairie that becomes her destiny. [1 copy available]
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A HEART FOR THE PRAIRIE: The Wandering Trails (Book # 3)
by Esther Loewen Bogt. Cover art by Karl Foster. Condition: UNREAD 1996 Horizon Trade Paperback, firdy printing. Pale tanning to page edges. Content: Barbara and Charlie Warren, brother Willie and two young children travel with their herd of cattle along the Smoky Hill Trail to Ellsworth, Kansas, with hopes of making a better life. The year is 1872 and the booming cattle industry has brought prosperity - and corrupton - to Ellsworth. While trying desperately to cling to their faith, the Warrens weather the lawlessness of a town tained by gambling, gun fights and saloons. ellsworth becomes known as the "wickedest town in the West" and Willie mysteriously disappears. This sequel proves that faith need not collapse when tested, but can emerge stronger and more steadfast. [1 copy available]
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Orphan Train West: THE HEART'S LONELY SECRET (Book # 1)
by Jane Peart. Cover art by Deboral Chabrian. Condition: UNREAD 1994 Fleming Revall hardcover & DJ (in mylar jacket), no printing given. Content: Ivy Austin dreams of what it will be like to be set free from the drudgery of the orphanage. But even after she is adopted, Ivy finds herself part of a plan to take orphaned and abandoned children by train to new families in the Midwest. On board the Orphan Train, Ivy befriends Allison, whose angelic features and charming attire will almost certainly win her a new home. Ivy worries that she herself will be looked over by prospective parents. Not willing to be left behind, the lonely, frightened little girl acts impulsively to secure herself a stable future. As Ivy and Allison grow up together in the pastoral town of Brookdale they can't shake their past identities as insecure orphans despite the nurturing of their adoptive families. Their special friendship is a safe retreat as they encounter struggles and joys. But is their unique bond strong enough to withstand the truth? Ivy's secret impacts the course of their lives. [1 copy available]
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MIRYAM OF JUDAH: Witness in Truth & Tradition (Sequel to Miryan of Nazareth)
by Ann Johnson. Simple decorations. Condition: UNREAD 1986 Ave Maria Press hardcover & DJ (in mylar jacket). No edition given. Problem: tanning to DJ spine area. Interior clean & tight. Content: As in Miryam of Nazareth, Ann Johnson takes her readers on a journey in time and memory with Mary - woman, mother, faithful Jew. Through the free verse of the biblical-historical rhythms, and the beautiful Kaddish and Sabbath prayers - rituals of God-lovers of all times - the author presents a comprehensive vision of Mary. [1 copy available]
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MIRYAM OF NAZARETH: Woman of Strength & Wisdom
by Ann Johnson. Simple blue & white decorations. Condition: UNREAD 1986 Ave Maria Press Trade paperback, fourth printing. Tiny edgewear 1 corner cover. Content: Reviewer: "Woman of Strength and Wisdom Woman of prayer, woman of faith, woman of confidence, this is the Mary of Nazareth we meet in this vivid, contemporary portrait of the mother of Jesus. We are shown that these strengths were a part of her long before the angel asked her cooperation in God's plan of salvation. We learn of her heritage (the women of the Old Testament, Ruth, Esther, etc.), her life with Jesus, and with the apostles after the resurrection. A fresh and appealing view of Mary, the God-bearer, the woman for all times." [2 copies available]
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RETURN TO HARMONY (Religious Fiction)
by Janette Oke and T. Davis Bunn. Cover art by Dan Thornberg. Condition: NEW 1996 Bethany House Trade Paperback, no printing given. Pale tanning to page edges. Content: Jodie and Bethan had little in common until a homeless dog brought them together. But from that day on, the two became inseparable. As different as night and day, their friendship thrives through shared trials, joys and finally devastating loss. Then the day comes when it seems that faith itself drives a tragic wedge between them, seeming to finalize when Jodie goes off to college. Now, with the United States joining the war effort in Europe, Bethan wonders if there will ever again be a return to harmony. [1 copy available]
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THE SWEETBRIAR BRIDE (Sequel to Sweetbriar)
by Brenda Wilbee. Condition: UNREAD c. 1990 Guideposts hardcover (pictorial boards - no DJ issued), no printing given. Interior clean and tight with family charts. Book is just ever so slightly out of square. Content: Reviewer: "Sweetbriar and Sweetbriar Bride are an endearing tale of the Denny and Boren families trek west and the settling of Seattle. This historical account is accessable to all ages. It is a great way to introduce children to the settling of the Pacific Northwest." Questions welcome. [1 copy available]
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Valley of the Peacemaker: THE PROVING GROUND (Book # 2)
by W. E. Davis. Cover art by Steve Chorney. Condition: UNREAD 1996 Crossway Books Trade Paperback, first printing. Problem: name inside front cover - otherwise perfect. Content: This historically based fiction series draws a picture of life as it probably was in 1870s California by following Matt Page as he sets out on his own for the first time, seeking fortune -- and his future -- in a mining boomtown. In this second book, Matt tries to bring order to the lawless West. As acting sheriff of Mono County, he faces daily the evil that darkens men's souls. Yet when Matt's new wife, Sarah, miscarries, the couple's faith is battered by doubt raised by the inexplicable suffering of the innocent. Though Davis's introduction into the story of historical characters like Wild Bill Hickok is disruptive and unnecessary, Davis nevertheless succeeds in telling a rather simple story of God's providence. [1 copy available]
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