Khaidji (pronounced simply KG) is a very creative and talented writer who tackles extraordinary topics in acrostic poetry style and has touched many hearts of the regular readers on the Bajan Poetry... More > Society.
Spend another day exploring the tender moments in Khaidji’s life where much is revealed about the happenings in and around Barbados. All the works are in acrostic style and deal with day to day events over a distinct period. Share the obvious and try to discern some of the more cryptic but sensitive writings of this very talented poet.
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Khaidji (pronounced simply KG) is a very creative and talented writer who tackles extraordinary topics in acrostic poetry style and has touched many hearts of the regular readers on the Bajan Poetry... More > Society.
Spend another day exploring the tender moments in Khaidji’s life where much is revealed about the happenings in and around Barbados. All the works are in acrostic style and deal with day to day events over a distinct period. Share the obvious and try to discern some of the more cryptic but sensitive writings of this very talented poet.< Less
John Brinsley (1600-1665), was a Presbyterian puritan divine who was a powerful Reformed Gospel preacher and writer.
Brinsley masterfully, but tenderly, explains Matthew 3:12, “And he will... More > thoroughly purge his floor.” He demonstrates that God, the great husbandman, has put the fan into the hand of this his righteous servant, the Lord Jesus Christ, that he should purge his floor, his church. Here the Church of God will be blessed with a happy reformation. He covers practical exhortations on what it means to have true reformation, such as being thankful for what we have; that we mourn over what we lack. This is not something to do just a church, but we ought to begin the work of reformation at home, in our own hearts, lives, and families. This is a wonderful work on how true reformation should take hold of every church and every Christian for the glory of God.
This work is not a scan or facsimile and has been made easy to read with an active table of contents for electronic versions.< Less
John Brinsley (1600-1665), was a Presbyterian puritan divine who was a powerful Reformed Gospel preacher and writer.
Brinsley masterfully, but tenderly, explains Matthew 3:12, “And he will... More > thoroughly purge his floor.” He demonstrates that God, the great husbandman, has put the fan into the hand of this his righteous servant, the Lord Jesus Christ, that he should purge his floor, his church. Here the Church of God will be blessed with a happy reformation. He covers practical exhortations on what it means to have true reformation, such as being thankful for what we have; that we mourn over what we lack. This is not something to do just a church, but we ought to begin the work of reformation at home, in our own hearts, lives, and families. This is a wonderful work on how true reformation should take hold of every church and every Christian for the glory of God.
This work is not a scan or facsimile and has been made easy to read with an active table of contents for electronic versions.< Less
Poetry loosely based on true life stories, of days of old, new, bright and bold.
Flames that ignite the heart, enabling us to fill a part of the soul that reigns eternally, to set us free.
Our... More > hearts beat not just to give us breath, but to allow us to feel all the wondrous, warmth, lusts, love, magic and tenderness.< Less
Poetry loosely based on true life stories, of days of old, new, bright and bold. Flames that ignite the heart, enabling us to fill a part of the soul that reigns eternally, to set us free. Our hearts... More > beat not just to give us breath, but to allow us to feel all the wondrous, warmth, lusts, love, magic and tenderness.< Less
When my time's gone by and you're still leftDon't be saddened, be not bereftRemember not those long years awayNor the tears shed for me this beautiful day Remember instead the happier times we've... More > sharedThe moments recalled where nothings comparedRemember the wind in our hair and the sun on our facesThe infinite smiles, tender and warm embraces Remember the songs we sung and jokes we toldThen think on the times before I grew oldRemember the way things used to beFor in that moment you'll truly begin to remember me< Less
Hired by newspaper owner Laura Danilov to run a project aimed at reintroducing wolves into the wilds of Montana, Drew Allison has had little success signing on local ranchers to her cause. Instead,... More > the ranch where she's headquartered has suffered a string of malicious pranks she suspects is aimed at shutting her project down. When Mackenzie Sawyer falls out of a tree and into a job taking care of the ranch, Drew thinks her luck has changed for the better.
Things soon go from bad to worse, however, and Drew realizes nothing is at it seems -- especially Mackenzie Sawyer.
When her quest for answers turns up a most unexpected one, she isn't sure what to believe. She must then decide whether to listen to reason or to follow her heart as she attempts to discover what lies the heart tells and why.
A Contemporary Romance. No graphic sex. Mild adult situations and themes.
165,000 words.
The first fifteen chapters are available via the preview.< Less
