Bridges Books

I love this book and I hope that the author writes a continuation to this book. Where he actually tells of Annie Harding and Stewart Andersons trials and blessings to come. Like, if they had a baby or if she went to college and how Annies father and mother turned out.

This book is nice, easy reading. There's nothing difficult here. It reminded me of a cross between "Little House on the Prairie" and "Christy". It's your basic historical Christian family novel, with a good message. Don't think, however, that there's no storyline. You are taken into the lives and homes of the characters and you feel their struggles. There are even some good guy/bad guy themes involved, for those who lean toward elements of literature. If you're looking for an enjoyable Christian novel that you can finish in a few days, you'll love this book!!

This book [THE BRIDGE OVER THE MAIN] is a book that keeps your interest till the last page of the book. Every chapter is exciting , it captures all your feelings. Even the two back pages Olypia and Stan. Also the back cover.

This book was written by my grandfather. It is his account of World War II, having been through it while still a child. It contains many topics that are not regularly discussed when talking about the war, including the fact that people from many nations were used as slaves in small farm communities, and were the property of regular people. However, many showed kindness to my grandfather, proving that not all people involved in this war were evil, or followed the ideals of the government. The way in which it is written allows it to be read and understood easliy.

I started this book and couldn't put it down! It's been along time since I read a book non stop and saw the sunrise.

Two young ladies from 1825 and 1994 switch places in time. Well researched for authenticity in the 1820's and hilariously told. Ms. Hiatt is a wonderful storyteller. A fun read that has the reader thinking and enjoying at the same time! Marvelously resolved!

I have improved a lot after I got this book. It's very good for advanced players.

For Intermediate Plus/Advanced players.
Perhaps 350 problems in 24 chapters covering all aspects of defense. You will be exposed to many types/categories of defensive problems. Such as:

- opening leads
- signaling
- inferences from bidding (shape, HCP)
- counting the hand (shape, HCP)
- avoiding end plays
- 2nd hand High
- Ducking
- Giving Declarer a losing option
- Carding technique (pinning/smother play)

Many of the hands took me several minutes to think about.
Not that I could do that at the table, but it helps focus you on what the correct thought processes are.

Very worthwhile book

I will think of this book the next time I find a ring lying on the ground! Like a genie, if I could rub the ring and be transported into the arms of a man like Tynan of MacBrahin, I'd barely notice the culture shock and likely wouldn't care.

This is a wonderful historical that is thoughtfully written in a clear and riveting style that pits today's woman with yesterday's hero of legends we all dream about. What manner of man in ancient history would not be embarrassed by a mere lass saving his life? It's supposed to work the other way around.

The book is a must read, with the characters containing a subtle underlying humor that can't fail to intrigue you. I highly recommend this book. -Lee Emory

Fans of LOVE FROM THE ASHES and BEST BUDDIES will recognize Denise Agnew's rich voice in her latest novel, BRIDGES THROUGH THE MIST. In this novel, Agnew's characteristic spirit and passion shine through with intense clarity and ingenuity, providing a captivating read.

On the day before her wedding, Alenna Carstairs found her fiancé in bed with another woman. When she threw a hissy fit back at the law office where they both work, she was fired. Alenna had nothing left to lose, so she left America behind for a once in a lifetime opportunity at an archeological dig at a dark Scottish castle with a lurid past. As she scrapes away dirt, Alenna unexpectedly discovers a lovely garnet ring. She places it on her finger, returns to digging, and moments later she realizes that her surroundings have radically changed. A horse and knight loom out of the mist and nearly trample her.

Thrust into the fourteenth century, Alenna confronts the societal restrictions enforced by the time. Her independent, outspoken nature refuses to yield as demanded, gaining her the attention of the knight, Tylan of MacBrahin. A sexy, powerful man, she feels unaccountably attracted to him, almost as if they have known one another before. Indeed, feelings of deja vu that began at the archeological dig quickly confirm a world she has somehow known before, right down to the appropriate moment to curtsey to the castle owner's Baron.

Unfortunately, the very spirit that attracts Tylan also attracts the attention of the Baron, a man capable of unspeakable evil. Tylan finds himself irrepressibly drawn to Alenna, both by feelings he's kept long hidden, and determination to protect her from danger she doesn't understand. Nevertheless, he desperately tries to resist his feelings, as he has vowed never to become involved with another woman, believing he is cursed after what happened to the last two women in his life.

Lovers of time travel romance will delight in BRIDGES THROUGH THE MIST. Agnew has a remarkable ability for story telling, making the reader a participant in the story. She doesn't shy away from the taboo; yet she presents shocking events with grace and insight, creating a believable, beguiling tale of romance.

I dont have time to read much but I could not put this book down. A wonderful Book. A must read. I would like to find out if there are more of The Stafford Chronicles out there.

The book I read was good. It tells you everything that one little girl had to go through. Well she really wasn't little she was 16. Her mom had to make dresses for the nazis so they didn't get taken away. The girl had to get job after job so her and her mom could get money so they could get food and pay for the stuff to make the dress. They had a brother he went to college I am not sure how old he was. He was the one that got the girl most of her jobs. Finally the government passed a law and there was a place for Jews to live and the Nazis could not kill them or anything. The girl had some kind of job for someone and she had to sneak out of her house in the middle of the night and give something to someone. The girl and her mother wanted to find a way back to America. So they could see their brother. There was a problem they had no way to get there unless they sneaked to the other side with the Nazis.

Captain Bruce Cathie shows how HARMONICS - wave forms of light - and their interaction and resonance, form the basis or "matrix" of the universe. Advanced applications for space travel, "free" energy production and much more could be developed. An important book, filled with mathematical data and derivations to back up his case. He shows examples of how the ancients used this knowledge to design the Great Pyramid, the world grid system, and even the basis for the English system of measurement. He is convinced a secret group is utilizing this knowledge and purposefully keeping the world ignorant and backward. Based upon the impact this kind of advancement would have on the "profitable" fossil fuel monopoly, it's hard to argue with him. Carefully written for both the scientist and the layman, The Bridge To Infinity is a powerful and important book and ahead of its time. To those with a scientific background, it's a "must-read". To those without such a background, I say READ IT ANYWAY.

All of Cathie's books are important, but this one gives important reinforcement to his early work, THE ENERGY GRID. He gives new information on the energy grid, plus analyses the harmonics of several free energy devices, and Tibetan levitation, Irish round towers and more. I highly recommend all his books.

I'm just starting to try to develop my own quilts. This was very informative on material types. Would recommend.

This is a clear and concise book.A good choice if you ever wanted to learn to do landscape quilts. The instructions and pictures make it very easy to understand. Her method for making and attaching bindings is worth having the book besides all the other useful information.

This particular book was the start of my spiritual seeking. I started reading this book before I really knew God at all. But the words in this book were speaking directly to me....it did the job. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is on a spiritual path, starting a path, or just looking for some words of TRUTH.

Paul Ferrini did a great job on explaining the principles of A Course in Miracles. Surrender to God is a major theme of this great book.

I've just finished reading The Bridge to the 21st Century.I enjoyed it very much.Cary Coole's treatment of a period of time that I lived through was realistic ,meaningful and entertaining.It's authentic and well written.I hope he keeps on writing.

After reading this book I realized this is something that I want to keep on my bookcase for easy reference. The author reflects on his family in Texas and uses their lives as references to the events of the 20th century... sort of like a Grapes of Wrath. This is probably one of those books that is in the top 10 least known about that need to be read.