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Like Dandelion Dust & This Side of Heaven Omnibus
Two of New York Times bestselling author Karen Kingsbury's most beloved novels are now available together in this expertly packaged omnibus. Like Dandelion Dust is a powerful novel about two parents, their love for their adopted son, Joey, and the surprising lengths they will go to keep their family together when a judge rules that Joey must be returned to his biological father. In the days that follow, Jack Campbell has a desperate and dangerous thought. What if they can devise a way out? Then they could take Joey and disappear...like dandelion dust. This Side of Heaven is a story of secrets, broken relationships, and a love strong enough to reunite a family. Annie Warren always wanted the best for her son, Josh. But years of failure and bad choices created a heartbreaking distance. When Annie sets out to defend her son, she might find a treasure more valuable than money, one she never expected, this side of heaven.
Like Dandelion Dust
Karen Kingsbury delivers a powerful new novel about two parents' love for their child and the surprising lengths they will go to keep their family together when a judge rules that their adopted son must be returned to his biological father.
The Toxic Secret
When a well-known environmental activist receives death threats and becomes gravely ill, only Heather Reed can decipher the strange and intriguing facts surrounding the situation.
The Bible Translator
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Tapley
Tapleys from England to early New England, Virginia, the Carolinas, eastern Georgia and elsewhere in the United States. The earliest official reference to Tapleys in Georgia was in Richmond County. On May 10, 1790 Joel Tapley of Richmond County was deeded 200 acres of land. He is presumed to have been born ca. 1720 in North Carolina, a son of Hosea Tapley and Sarah Moore. He married Mary Avent in North Carolina. His brother, Newhampton (New) married Mary's sister, Elizabeth Avent. Joel Tapley come to Georgia in the mid- or late 1780's. He lived in what then was Richmond Co. but now is Glascock County, where he died 1790/91.
Sobornost
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