6055 results for 'Helen Ward'

Helene Stapinski's memoir explores a century-old family mystery that spans Italy and America. A story of murder, passion, and forgiveness, it delves into the author's own family history to uncover...

Balthazar, possessed by the demon Devina, is on the hunt for the Book of Spells. His latest target is a woman, but he never thought his heart would be stolen by a human. Erika Saunders, a homicide...

Discover the world of amateur radio with Ham Radio For Dummies. Amateur radio is a fun and rewarding hobby that allows you to communicate with friends, family, and new acquaintances around the world...

The Thief, a novel of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, is a gripping paranormal romance that introduces Sola Morte, a former cat burglar with a troubled past. After fleeing her old life, Sola finds...

A young woman's disappearance on a winter's night in 1987 sets off a chain of events that still haunts her husband 29 years later. Helen Honeysett vanished while jogging from her riverside cottage,...

Bed Me, Duke by Felicity Niven is a Regency romance novel that tells the story of two strong-willed individuals who find themselves at odds with each other. Helen Boyd, a determined countess, and...

Agnes, Bea, Cancer and Me: Life with a Breast Cancer Diagnosis is a deeply personal and moving true story of strength and resilience. Helen Bullen's honest account shares her struggles, fears, and...

Helen Chinn's memoir takes readers back to Coventry in 1941, where she was born and spent her early years amidst the Blitz. Her childhood was marked by hardship and resilience as she faced the...

Ward Gibson's life was supposed to follow a certain path. But when a music hall singer captured his heart, everything changed. The consequences were severe, and his family was forced to face a series...

The Rubank Elementary Method - Cello is a widely used instructional series for individual or like-instrument class instruction. This comprehensive approach covers a range of topics, including scales,...

A young woman's life is turned upside down by the sudden death of her enigmatic great aunt. In her will, Alice leaves behind her Yorkshire cottage to Helen, a surprise that reveals a long-held family...

The Vinyl Detective: Low Action (Vinyl Detective 5) Erik Make Loud, semi-retired god of rock guitar and local poseur, has got himself a new girlfriend. Helene Hilditch, formerly known as Howlin'...

Norma Jeane Baker of Troy A Version of Euripides' Helen by Anne Carson is a spoken and sung new work that reconsiders the stories of two iconic women - Marilyn Monroe and Helen of Troy. This intimate...

Set against the backdrop of one of America's most pivotal moments, Galia Gichon's novel tells the story of Helen Fox, a factory worker who finds herself drawn into the Suffragist movement after...

Helen Cooper's life appears to be perfectly in order. She is beautiful, accomplished, and organized, with her family and husband Sam at the center of it all. But one day, she vanishes without...

The Frog Who Croaked Blue Synesthesia and the Mixing of the Senses by Jamie Ward explores the fascinating world of synesthesia, a condition in which our senses are intertwined. In this...

Pig Tales from an Organic Farm is a heartwarming account of the secret lives of Saddleback pigs, from one of the UK's most forward-thinking organic farmers. Helen Browning shares her vision for the...

Discover 17 fresh designs from Helen Philipps, exploring her love of fabrics, patchwork, and colour. This book features a selection of inspiring projects, including quilts, pillows, a spring wreath,...

Tackylocks and the Three Bears by Helen Lester is a humorous tale about a penguin's unique approach to entertaining his friends. In this playful story, Tacky brings his own special style to the...

Bristol Under Siege Surviving the Wartime Blitz by Helen Reid In February 1941, Bristol was one of the first cities in Britain to face the full force of the German air campaign. This book tells the...

Vesper FlightsA transcendent collection of essays about the human relationship to the natural world, Vesper Flights brings together Helen Macdonald's best-loved writing along with new pieces covering...

Dancing Through Fields of Color: The Story of Helen Frankenthaler is a biography that tells the story of an artist who broke through in a male-dominated world.Helen Frankenthaler was a trailblazer in...

This Girl Ran: Tales of a Party Girl Turned TriathleteHelen Croydon's memoir is a hilarious and soul-searching journey as she swaps a life of cocktail bars and dating for the challenges and...

Anarchy in Action by Colin Ward explores the idea that anarchist societies are always present, even if they are hidden beneath the surface of modern society. Ward argues that anarchist ideas and...

Big Girls Don't Cry: The Turbulent Life of Paula Yates' Mother The life of Helene Thornton was one of extremes - from fairytale marriage to tumultuous lifestyle, and from motherly love to heartache...

The Tragedy of Heterosexuality by Jane Ward explores the complexities of heterosexual desire in the modern era. In this thought-provoking analysis, Ward examines the ways in which straight...

Welcome to the World is a magical celebration of babies' first experiences, from the comfort of home to the adventure of the great outdoors. Julia Donaldson and Helen Oxenbury share the joy of...

A Crown as Sharp as Pines by Jennifer Kropf is set against the eerie backdrop of a snow globe world. When Patrolman Zane Cohen encounters Helen Bell, he's struck by her changed appearance. The...

The Postmodern God: A Theological Reader by Graham Ward explores the intersection of contemporary thought and theology, offering insights into how these ideas may shape the future of theological...

The Moose That Roared: A Story of Unlikely Friendship and Creative Genius Jay Ward Productions was a force to be reckoned with in the world of animation. At its heart were two visionary artists, Jay...

Transgender Tales: A Journey from Transvestite to Transsexual This is an online diary that chronicles Helen Dale's experiences between 1997 and 1999, as she navigated her transition from identifying...

Aberdeen, Scotland in 1840 is a city of opportunity and intrigue. When the body of a local shipwright is found on the beach, it's not surprising that those who knew him are shocked - he had many...

The Big Questions in Science and Religion by Keith Ward Exploring the complex relationship between science and religion, this book delves into ten fundamental questions about the nature of the...

A beautifully bound edition of Anne Brontë's enduring novel, set in 19th-century England. Helen Graham, a young woman with a mysterious past, moves into Wildfell Hall with her son, sparking the...

Royal Childhood and Child Kingship: A New Perspective on Medieval Rulership In this groundbreaking study, Emily Joan Ward challenges traditional views of kingship by exploring the role of children in...

Abstract Art for All: A Guide to Mixed Media Techniques Explore the world of abstract art with expert guidance from Helen Kaminsky. This stunning book showcases a vibrant mix of traditional and...

Elite Hunter Zee is haunted by his past in the Hive war, leaving him emotionally scarred and struggling to connect with others. Despite this, he's drawn to Helen, a beautiful and innocent virgin who...

Karl Barth's views on religion and revelation have had a profound impact on conservative branches of Christianity. However, his ideas have also been subject to critique from liberals.In this study,...

Keith Ward explores the philosophical foundations of Christian faith in this thought-provoking work.The author examines the idealist philosophy of Plato, Kant, and Hegel, and shows how modern physics...

God: A Guide for the Perplexed by Keith Ward A thought-provoking exploration of humanity's search for God, tracing the path from ancient philosophical debates to modern spiritual inquiry. Keith Ward,...

The Mystery of Christ: Meditations and Prayers by Keith Ward This book offers a contemporary Christian spirituality that explores the unique revelation of God in Jesus Christ. Drawing on the...

Paul Warde's innovative analysis explores the agrarian world and growth of government in early modern Germany through the lens of wood, a fundamental material resource. Focusing on southwest Germany...

Helen wakes up from cryosleep in a derelict shuttle. Some of her crew are dead, some missing. They have drifted for decades and are utterly lost. All she has left are messages from Earth-the last...

George's life changes when his father loses his job and they move to London. There, he meets Helen Parker, a fascinating and beautiful girl.But then Helen disappears, and it's up to George to find...

Trans When Ideology Meets Reality by Helen JoyceA thought-provoking analysis of the current state of gender identity and its impact on society. Biological sex is no longer accepted as a basic fact of...

The Best of the Sheffield Clarion Ramblers' Handbooks by Geoffrey Glasby D.Sc. In 1900, an ordinary man from Sheffield took an extraordinary step. G.H.B. Ward placed an advert in a newspaper inviting...

Religion in the Modern World: Celebrating Pluralism and Diversity by Keith Ward. The subject of religious diversity is gaining significance as we navigate the challenges of pluralism and inter-faith...

Something odd is happening after dark in Britain's schools. Four Ofsted inspectors have been found dead under mysterious circumstances, with their bodies posed in outlandish ways and a cryptic...

In Contact With Other Realms: An Adventurer's Experiences in AwarenessThis book offers a unique perspective on the unseen world, drawing on the author's personal experiences and insights. Helene...

I Am Not Guilty by Frances Shelley Wees is a gripping mystery novel set in post-war Toronto. In 1954, Helen Graham was acquitted of murdering her wealthy husband, but the public's perception of her...

No Map Could Show Them by Helen Mort is a powerful and evocative collection of poems that explore the intersection of nature, identity, and human experience.Inspired by her passions for...

Get Divorced, Be Happy: How becoming single turned out to be my happily ever afterHelen Thorn's story is one of unexpected transformation. After twenty-two years of marriage, she found herself at the...

Straight white men's experiences of same-sex desire are often misunderstood. In "Not Gay", Jane Ward explores this complex topic, revealing that sex between straight white men is not only common but...

Maps of the Abandoned City is a new collection of poems by Helen Ivory. Previously unpublished in book form, this sequence showcases her unique blend of visual art and poetry.Helen Ivory is a poet...

It's 1921 and Ireland is at war with Britain. For Polly, the return of her brother Leo from war brings devastating news: he's changed. When violence erupts, Polly finds solace in Helen's Hope hostel...

When Helen Mansfield's life is turned upside down by a shocking discovery, she sets out to make the most of every moment. But as her impulsive decisions threaten to upend everything she holds dear,...

Inside Ward 77, mental illness coexists with ordinary lives. Paolo Milone offers a more complex picture of doctors and nurses who work in an emergency psychiatric ward. This unsettling memoir...

Last Poem for Sarah and Other Poems by John Powell Ward is a poignant collection of sonnets that explore childhood memories, grief, and the complexities of human experience.Ward's poems are marked by...

The lives of those who turned from sin to holiness have long fascinated us. In this study, Benedicta Ward explores the theme of Christian repentance through the stories of early monastic texts. She...

Attention Seeker is the first collection of poems by UK poet Harry Ward. This debut work explores life's complexities with humour and poignancy, touching on themes such as break-ups, depression, war,...

When death comes, it's often with a sense of finality. But for some, that's not the end of their journey. Helen Greaves' extraordinary encounter with her friend Frances Banks after her passing is a...

The highly anticipated conclusion to the Starcrossed saga. Helen's journey has been marked by defeat and betrayal, but she is far from finished. After defeating the Olympians and taking up the mantle...

America's Racial Karma An Invitation to Heal by Larry Ward is an insightful exploration of breaking America's cycle of racial trauma. As someone who has experienced trauma firsthand, Dr. Ward shares...

At the retirement home where she works, Justine has formed a deep connection with Helene, an almost 100-year-old resident. As they share their stories, Helene encourages Justine to confront her own...

A woman's extraordinary journey to healing and self-discovery is revealed in this inspiring true story. Helen Parry Jones shares her life experiences with honesty and humility, offering guidance from...

Helen's life is shaped by two worlds. Her mother's rural Irish values and her father's urban Protestant upbringing in Belfast are both present in her family, but others around her take these...

A chance encounter on the Eurostar sets off a chain of events that exposes long-buried secrets and puts Helen's life in danger. A self-doubting Yorkshire woman, she finds herself drawn to a...

A journey to discover what's truly possible when you take calculated risks. Helene Sula shares her inspiring story of how she transformed her life by embracing travel and adventure, while maintaining...

The question of what it is to be human is one of the biggest intellectual questions of our time. Keith Ward explores this idea in his thought-provoking book, arguing that there is more to humanity...

Keith Ward defends the New Testament view that all things are to be united in Christ, which entails that the ultimate destiny of the universe is to be united in God. He subjects classical ideas of...

Beyond Good and Evil: Prelude to a Philosophy of the Future by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche and Helen Zimmern. Friedrich Nietzsche's influential work challenges conventional morality, arguing that it...

Anarchy has long been one of the most misunderstood political views. For over thirty years, Colin Ward addressed common misconceptions about anarchism in his writings, exploring its relevance to...

Immanuel Kant's three critiques are fundamental to Western Philosophy. This accessible study situates Kants philosophical position within his intellectual influences, particularly in response to...

When Doctor Michael Ward's life is cut short in a suspicious fire, his student Kevin Hamilton is left with more questions than answers. A cryptic email from Ward had warned him that their recent...

Neonatology at a Glance provides a concise and engaging overview of neonatal care, drawing on the expertise of leading international specialists. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of...

Miranda Ward's memoir charts her journey through the uncertain landscape of almost-motherhood, following a decision to start a family that was marked by three miscarriages and an ectopic pregnancy...

The Birth Father's Tale by Andrew Ward is a candid memoir that explores the author's experience of losing a child to adoption and his subsequent search for resolution. Thirty years after the...

A devastating diagnosis and a long-standing feud threaten to destroy the bond between three friends. Helen Winters is desperate to reconnect with her friends and recapture the comfort of their...

Developing Empathy in the Early Years: A Guide for Practitioners by Helen Garnett, Jackie Harland, Helen Lumgair and Valerie Lovegreen is an essential resource for early years professionals. This...

A Siberian Winter's Tale - Cycling to the Edge of Insanity and the End of the WorldIn one of the most remote regions of the planet, Helen Lloyd spent three months cycling solo across Siberia, braving...

Bi+ Lines: An Anthology of Contemporary Bi+ Poetry by Helen Bowell This anthology brings together poems from over 40 bi+ poets worldwide, exploring themes of love, acceptance, and belonging. Edited...

Zadie Roberts is forced to confront her own morals when her prim cousin Helen commits an indiscretion during her bachelorette party. As she navigates this unexpected turn of events, Zadie finds...

Helene's life is a complex web of relationships and secrets. A woman who has built walls around herself to maintain her independence, she finds it increasingly difficult to distinguish between her...

This deeply personal memoir recounts Helen Ellwood's profound spiritual awakening. After rejecting traditional beliefs and facing her own mortality, she began to experience paranormal phenomena that...

Pete Ward explores how the Church engages with contemporary culture to understand its relationship with God. He argues that participation in cultural expression is key to grasping this dynamic.Ward...

Christianity: A Beginner's Guide by Keith Ward offers a comprehensive survey of the diversity of Christian thinking. By exploring three different interpretations for over fifteen key doctrines, this...

A heart-wrenching and romantic tale of second chances. Helen Zhang hasn't seen Grant Shepard in thirteen years, but their complicated past still lingers. Now, they're forced to work together on the...

Helen Naylor's heart-wrenching true story reveals a shocking family secret that upended her life. Ten years ago, she discovered her mother had been faking debilitating illnesses for thirty years. The...

A life-changing novel from Sunday Times bestselling author Susan Sallis. On the day Helen Wilson plans to choose her wedding dress, tragedy strikes, taking away three people she loves most and...

A Greyhound bus journey East from California sets in motion a tragic odyssey through America's dark side. Two men, each with limited funds, embark on a reckless adventure together.As they travel from...

Detective Helen Carter is back in the midst of a desperate hunt for a serial killer targeting young women. Twenty years ago, her father, Detective Richard Carter, worked tirelessly to put away Mark...

A Time to Speak by Helen Lewis tells the powerful story of survival and resilience during one of history's darkest periods. Shipped from Prague to Auschwitz at the start of WW2, Helen Lewis recounts...

A Grand Adventure: Memoirs of a Missionary Nun by Sister Helen WarmanThis memoir recounts the remarkable life of an Australian nun who spent sixty years as an educator in Catholic missions to Papua...

The River by Helen Bryan In this final chapter in her epic historical trilogy, Helen Bryan explores the dawn of the twentieth century in post-Reconstruction Virginia. As a new generation strives for...

Horse Racing's Strangest Tales by Andrew Ward is a collection of extraordinary but true stories from over 150 years of the sport's history. The book vividly recounts many of the strangest moments and...

What's She Like A Memoir Helen O'Hara's life was marked by a passion for music that began at just nine years old. As she grew, her love of pop music only deepened, leading her to join a progressive...

Set in 1990s Mississippi, Where The Line Bleeds is a powerful and poignant novel by Jesmyn Ward. The story explores the complex relationships within a family torn apart by secrets and lies.The...

Bone by Yrsa Daley-Ward is an unflinching and unforgettable collection of poetry that strips down reflections on life, faith, loss, and identity to their essence. Raw and stark, these poems resonate...

A Sculpture That Sings: The Art of the Bell explores the world of bell-ringing through the words of composer Orlando Gough and the art of photographer David Ward. Their collaboration brings together...

At the age of eighty-one, Keith Ward couldn't resist one more book, and so he wrote this humorous account of his life and thought, revealing how he developed his own philosophy of personal idealism...