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Release Date: 1991-07-01 |
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Defiantly beautiful, Caroline Wetherby stepped ashore in a land so wild and fierce, she trembled. She had come seeking refuge with the last of her family, but her sister was dead. Waiting to greet her were pious Pilgrims, warring Indians, howling wolves, a boisterous household of men and boys...and him, her rugged, unwelcoming brother-in-law, Matt Mathieson. Caroline wanted to hate Matt as she hated all men.
After her father's death, she'd been eager to escape England. But as daughter of a gambler and a gypsy, her flamboyant ways and healing skills tempted disaster in the sanctimonious Connecticut Colony. And putting herself in the hands of a big, handsome stranger tempted something far more dangerous--emotions she couldn't resist, kisses she couldn't forget, and a future that could bring ruin...or a journey to heaven on earth in his arms.
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Loved It!!!.......2006-08-18
I could not put this book down! This story was so well written and interesting that I was captivated. From the unchartered background of Puritan lifestyle in the late 1600's as a 'romantic setting' to an abused family's healing, this book developed true emotion and devotion.
I understand some of the other reviewers displeasure at Caroline's treatment by a few in the town (witch burning, etc.)but that didn't keep me from giving this book 5 stars. And Caroline was no weakling, she gave as good as she got and Matt was always there to back her up.
don't rush to the bookstore..........2005-08-18
This is one of those books that I would read only if I was bored and had NOTHING else available, and if it was handed to me for free. In other words, definetly don't spend money on it, and waste your time only if you are in desperate need of reading material.
That being said, it's not the worst book I've ever read, but I really can't recommend it at all. It was my first Karen Robards historical romance, and while I'm a fan of her contemporary work, something about this historical novel didn't sit well with me. Normally I am a huge fan of the genre, but this seemed both too dark, and yet also too unsubstantial.
As another reader said, the heroine is treated like dirt for most of the novel. While the hero has moments of kindness, he rarely reprimands his younger brothers and sons for their cruelty, who undeniably look up to him and respect his opinion. It seems as though he might do a bit more to defend her. The heroine's reaction to all of this alternates between being passive and throwing tantrums. I'm not saying I could have done much better in her situation, but the inconsistencies in her behavior made it hard for me to figure out her feelings.
Even after the family accepts her at the end of the novel, there are never any sort of apologies or acknowledgements of their cruel words. I understand this is probably realistic for male/female relations at the time, but in a romance novel, it wasn't very appealing.
The subplots centering around her dead sister and the vindictive townspeople isn't really fleshed out, and yet we are expected to understand how it's a major part of the plot and character motivations.
In fairness, I guess I can see how other readers might like it, as the romance is halfway fun to watch develop. If I'd been in the mood for a glimpse into the misery of women in the colonial period or for witch trials I actually might have enjoyed the detail and depth of this book. But, expecting a romance, I found myself disappointed. I prefer romances that that make me feel warm at the end, not relieved that it's over...
Overall, a good read........2004-09-14
I thought this book had everything going for it, and not much lacking. There was a handsome hero, beautiful heroine, lots of adventure, and lots of funny scenes. I liked that the hero and heroine didn't fight throughout the whole book like most romance novels. My favorite scenes were the beginning with the bull, and the love triangle between Matt, Caroline, and Daniel. If you want a book that will not leave you bored, and will provide plenty of romance and plot, this is your book. The only thing I have to complain about is the ending. It was very rushed and leaved the reader wanting more closure. I mean, the rest of the book was very thorough and told the story well, but the end just wizzed by and had the reader scratching their head. It went way to fast and seemed like the author was rushing at the end to meet her deadline. But, that aside, the book as a whole was a good one.
degrading and abusive.......2004-01-15
I couldn't enjoy this book because the heroine got treated like crap the whole book by everyone because of the sins her sister committed. Even at the end of the book, they were all still treating her like crap. And none of the people who hurt her ever got their comeuppance.
An untypical love story.......2002-09-24
Other than being tall, dark and handsome, Matt was not typical hero one would find in a romance book. He is handsome but limping and scarred, comfortable but not rich as his household had no servants and they all had to work in the fields, widowed and with 2 sons, not very chivalous or gentlemanly. Caroline was beautiful and brave, but she was also a cook, housekeeper and nurse to the household of 6 hostile and distrustful males, doing almost a maid would do and more. Matt was Caroline's brother-in-law and her sister, Elizabeth, had caused enough damage to the family for them to trust anyone related to her. Both had a past that hurt them and not entirely healed from it.
These were unusual background to develop a romantic story. It was refreshing from those rich and powerful hero, smart and brave but helpless heroine. This was no fairytale. But the author managed to weave a story with strong character development. It was more than a love story, more a family story.
Sometime I found the story a tart too slow but the unfolding events were necessary to develop the story and characters: Matt's injury and subsequent recovery under Caroline's care helped to dispell distrust, ignite passions and reveal secrets; Daniel's kiss awakened the feelings, Caroline's kidnap and rescue provided the much needed solitude and privacy for them; and the rescue of Caroline from the fire. Almost all characters emerged stronger and closer from these events.
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In recent years Christian scholars have become increasingly aware of their responsibility to recognize and respond to the challenges posed by ethnic and racial diversity. Similarly, historically white Christian colleges, universities, seminaries and congregations are struggling to transform themselves into communities that are welcoming to minorities and sensitive to their needs. This collection of all-new essays is meant to enable those who are engaged in these initiatives to understand the historical linkage of race, ethnicity and Christianity and to explore the ways in which constructive change can be achieved. The volume is the product of a long-term study funded by the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology. In the course of this study it emerged that many Christian institutions now offer courses on race and ethnicity, but that there is very little relevant literature written from the standpoint of rigorous Christian scholarship. This book is intended to fill that gap. The authors address such questions as: What has been the history of Christian churches and leaders in relation to slavery, segregation, and apartheid? Which biblical texts and doctrines have historically been employed on behalf of racial projects, and which are relevant to the racial and ethnic crises of our day? How have religious leaders constructively engaged such crises? How do congregations shape the values, civic commitments, understandings and sensitivities of their membership? How can local congregations be sites for racial reconciliation and justice initiatives? Are there positive models for how churches and other religious institutions have helped to bring healing to racial and ethnic tensions and divides? How might Christians in the professions work to bring justice to business, education, government, and other areas of society? When good intentions fail to accomplish desired ends, how do we analyze what went wrong? Written by an interracial and interethnic team of scholars representing diverse disciplines, this book will meet a pressing need and set a new standard for the discussion of race and ethnicity in the Christian context.
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Three Complete Novels
National Bestselling authors Cathy Maxwell, Ruth Langan and Carolyn Davidson team up to bring you Wild West Brides, a collection of three brand-new stories about women who conquered the West and found their soul mates . . .
Flanna and the Lawman by Cathy Maxwell
Desperate for someone to help her protect her land, a female con artist saves an ex-lawman from the hangman's noose by claiming him as her no-good husband, and finds herself wanting to turn their charade into a real marriage.
This Side of Heaven by Ruth Langan
When a runaway and her young nephew find a safe haven with a solitary Montana rancher, three lonely people become a family, until their peace is threatened by the boy's father, bent on vengeance.
Second Chance Bride by Carolyn Davidson
His mail-order bride's deceit had stung him to the quick, but the pregnant widow's care of his four-year-old daughter had Jebediah rethinking his vow to send her packing as soon as her baby was born.
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DEFINITELY A FIVE STAR!.......2002-07-29
SECOND CHANCE BRIDE by Carolyn Davidson.
Jedediah Marshall lives in Bender's Hill, Colorado and has advertised for a mail-order bride. At 28 he needs someone to help him on his ranch and is looking for a sturdy, healthy wife.
Louisa Winifred Applegate Palmer stepped off the train, good looking, short legged and pregnant. Jeb gritted his teeth and married her anyway - with the rest of the imported brides with the rest of the grooms.
Louisa had lost her husband seven months ago and she was trying to go forward with her life. Now she had to convince Jeb that she was strong enough to handle his ranch life, his home and his daughter. Someone neglected to tell Lou about Elizabeth. grin.
But then she had kept her own secrets - that she ended up sharing with Elizabeth. Jeb refuses to let Lou have any room but his bedroom and they soon learn to sleep together and then slowly learn how to share their lives. Jeb is even there when little David is born.
Great story - highly recommended - don't miss this one!
REALLY A FOUR PLUS --.......2002-07-29
THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN by Ruth Langan.
Kate McCrea is on the run with her nephew, Danny. They stumble onto a Montana mountain ranch owned by Ethan Storm.
Ethan and his dog? Blue find the two bedded down in his barn in early spring. He offers them shelter and as luck would have it a snow storm keeps them at his ranch while he tends to his herd.
Ethan finds himself looking forward to returning home to find his two visitors awaiting him. Kate's cooking is so much better than his. He takes the time and makes the effort to win the trust of Danny, who seems to expect abuse.
Everything is fine and Kate is settling in along with Danny until Danny's father shows up. Talk about trouble.
Definitely recommended -- great characters in all of these stories.
REALLY GOOD BUT TOO SHORT!.......2002-07-29
FLANNA AND THE LAWMAN
Flanna Kennedy saves Trace Cordell from hanging for a crime he didn't commit. She also points out the real culprit.
Eighteen months ago Trace wanted to marry Flanna but she decided to follow her father instead. Not only does she save Trace but also drags him into her feud with a local rancher.
Trace demands a night with Flanna before moving on, for the protection of his gun, and loses his heart all over again.
Really neat story but much too short. recommended.
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Two stories of women in need and the men who stand for them. Come back to the very first "Protectors"!
This Side of Heaven
The Protector: Nate Hodges
Coping with her husband's murder, Cyn Porter comes to idyllic Sweet Haven seeking peace. Instead, she finds herself thrust into the path of a stalker. Nate, a former navy SEAL, is determined to defend her -- but doing so left his heart exposed!
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The Protector: Reece Landry
Wounded and on the run, ex-con Reece Landry rescues Elizabeth Mallory from a deadly winter storm. A psychic, Elizabeth knows Reece is innocent and vows to prove it, because her sixth sense tells her that he's the answer to her lonely prayers. Will Elizabeth be the one to heal Reece, body and soul?
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Disappointed.......2006-03-28
I had read Ms. Barton's last 3 books and enjoyed them very much. She has mentioned her Protectors series on her web site.
So, I ordered this book with no hesitation. I did have to buy thru an Amazon.com 3rd party. And I'm so glad that I chose the cheapest book available and didn't pay $14 for it.
I tried both stories and could finish neither one! I really, really tried. After struggling with all the angst in the first one, I went on to the 2nd one. It was no better. Total wallbangers for me and into the library donation box it went.
I'm sure some of her fans enjoyed them when they were originally published. And others will love these 2 of the first stories in that series. I'm just not one of them. I didn't like any of the characters. They just didn't take shape in my mind as I read about them. If that doesn't happen, it's a real struggle to finish any book.
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- this side of heaven: determinv the donnellys murders , 1880
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This Side of Heaven: Determining the Donnelly Murders, 1880
Norman N. Feltes
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What personal vendetta motivated a group of men, labelling themselves a Vigilance Society, to enter the Donnelly farmhouse in southwestern Ontario on that night in February 1880 and brutally bludgeon the family to death? According to the author, this is the wrong question to ask. In This Side of Heaven, a phrase he takes from the verse on the Donnelly family gravestone, Norman Feltes suggests that this legendary event cannot be fully understood through conventional narrative, but only as the historical product of the diverse economic, socio-political, and ideological conditions that underlay Biddulph Township during the late nineteenth century.
Factors such as the way the region was surveyed and settled, the emerging pattern of its canal and railroads in competition with those of the United States, its distinctive wheat trade, and the patriarchal gender relations in its villages and towns, all converged in a unique set of forces that 'overdetermined' both of the murders and the trials at which the vigilantes were acquitted. Using a rigorous marxist structuralist methodology, the book draws the reader into a compelling web of economic, social, and geographical structures, showing how human actions, sometimes murderous, arise from forces larger than the individual.
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this side of heaven: determinv the donnellys murders , 1880.......2007-05-04
You here so much of the Donnellys murders it is nice to read a different view on Donnellys and Lucan.
More than Meets the Eye.......2000-12-29
This is a remarkably well researched and crafted book. Mr. Feltes takes the legendary murder of Donnelly family, by a group of men, seeking to act out a personal vendetta, and approaches it in an expanded way. Very carefully he presents the circumstances of the second half of the 19th century, and traces the political, economic and ideological conditions that prepared the situation in Biddulph Township for this brutal murder in February, 1880. These circumstances were the underpinnings of the history of the area, creating a stage for the web that caught up the residents of this southwestern Ontario township. Mr. Feltes makes a convincing case, with close attention to detail and interesting treatment of the history of a developing section of Canada. He convinces the reader that there are consequences, beyond one's control that are set up by choices that are made in all areas of society.
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This Side of Heaven
Blair , and
Emma Blair
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On This Side of Heaven
Pamela Jackson
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On This Side of Heaven is the first in the series of Heavenly Novels(tm), and poignantly details the story of a community, a small church, and one man's secret desire for power, wealth, and women.
Just five years before mandatory retirement, Reverend Bob Buck finds himself serving in a washed up old country church- the result of a career that has been tarnished. Bitter about his new appointment, Buck has decided not to let his career end this way, and employs everything in his power, including God, to prove his worth and gain a position of power.
Buck's true character gradually begins to reveal itself through greed and egotism - all the while insisting his actions are motivated by an effort to express God's love. Unfortunately, the hiring of young associate pastor Ben Montague threatens to ruin Buck's well-laid plan. This sets in motion a chain of events that force Buck's past and present to collide, as he learns a truth about the young associate pastor that rocks his world.
A heartfelt story, On This Side of Heaven forces the reader to remove his rose colored glasses and see the ugly side of organized religion. It shows the human side of church, while embracing the reverence. By addressing the fine balance between godliness and self-righteousness, On This Side of Heaven teaches the lesson that God is in the church, but the church is not God.
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THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN
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Hot. Demanding. Inescapable. The power of destiny had joined Nate Hodges and Cyn Porter together, but the savagery of man seemed fated to tear them apart. A warrior who walked alone, Nate could never mean anything but danger for any woman who dared to love him. Yet Cyn, touched by tragedy herself, realized this soul-scarred soldier needed her strength. Though stalked by a madman bent on revenge, Nate succumbed to the pull of a passion older than time. Cyn, the brown eyed beauty of his dreams--his impossible love--brought him peace. She was his very soul. But he knew with heart-shattering certainty that he could be her death.
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Cyn loved her minister husband and mourned him when he was killed. Cyn hates violence and danger. Nate Hodges is a soldier with a violent past and danger still surrounds him. Nate and Cyn are attracted to each other. Nate, however, knows that it is dangerous to get involved with Cyn. A man from Nate's past plans on finding Nate and killing him. Nate does not want Cyn to be there when that happens. They want each other and staying away seems impossible. Nate can only pray that he can protect Cyn when the time comes. This is a great start to Beverly Barton's The Protector series.
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This new book reviewed and authorized by Alesis Corporation will help you master the QS Keyboard, 6.1 thru 8.1! It contains information-packed chapters written using a simple "do this, do that" approach that gets you performing and recording with the QS MIDI keyboard quickly. Topics covered include: set up * connections with the back panel * banks and how they're organized * saving sounds to the user bank and PCMIA cards * mix mode * panning and setting levels within the QS mix * MIDI control changes * live performing and sequencing * using the QS as a MIDI controller with a slave device * editing programs, sounds, voices and effects * creating custom drum sets * reinitializing the QS * and much more!
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Digital Babylon: How the Geeks, the Suits, and the Ponytails Fought to Bring Hollywood to the Internet
John Geirland , and
Eva Sonesh-Keder
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In the mid-nineties, technology entrepreneurs and media pundits believed that the Internet was like television circa 1948: poised to burst forth as the next powerful entertainment medium. Billions of dollars and a string of wrecked companies and careers later, that vision remains frustratingly unfulfilled. Taking the first penetrating look at the new media industry from the human perspective, Digital Babylon describes how the convergence of entertainment, media, and computer worlds went off track.
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Real insight worth reading.......1999-10-16
Take a look at the other reviews listed here and you'll notice a common thread - most are from Hollywood and internet insiders with strong opinions about the movers and shakers leading the merger of traditional content and broadband media. This book touches a nerve because it really does provide insight into the games that were/are played. Clearly, the authors know what they are talking about, and this is a solid read. I highly recommend it.
Interesting Read.......1999-09-17
I was fortunate enough to work for both Greer and Zakarin so it was very interesting to hear an outsiders take on the people and events.
That being said, I do feel that the book could have had more depth. Being there, I can attest to the fact that some of the issues were glossed over and approached in a somewhat naive manner.
Despite my critisism I do recommend giving it a read. For those who were not a part of the industry it is an interesting look into this fast paced world and even for those who were part of the industry I think it puts some of the personalities into context.
As for the disgruntaled former Asylum employee . . . well like the others have already said, Scott treated people fairly. The fact that your review of the book turned into a personal attack on the people in it probably says a lot about why you have these feelings in the first place.
Zakarin's character isn't the issue here........1999-09-14
Scott always seemed like a great guy to me, but that's not the issue here. (Or at least, it shouldn't be.) The point is that Digital Babylon is so gosh-wow gee-whiz breathless about his supposed vision that it obscures the story of the business, which is what this book purports to tell.
Digital Bablyon dawdles on the "glory" days of The Spot, dithers nervously over the transitional period -- "Will Scott get a new job? Oh, god, WILL HE???" -- then lovingly fails to describe the early days at the Asylum, preferring personalities to strategies and eulogy to technology.
Then it talks about launch, then it mentions in passing that EA was squandering $400,000 a month, then -- zip! -- everyone's fired. And the authors have the colossal naivete to sound shocked about it.
On the plus side, this is a really nice book to read for anyone who personally likes Scott, Troy, Rich, Charlie Fink or Brandon Tartikoff. It says nice things about them. It will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. Heck, I like many of those people myself and I enjoyed their characterizations... particularly Charlie, who is ANYBODY's definition of a character.
But if you're looking for the real story of how "the geeks, the suits, and the ponytails" brought Hollywood to the Internet, this book won't tell you how. It'll only tell you who.
I lived through this...and survived!.......1999-09-12
Hi! I'm the wife of Scott Zakarin and am even mentioned in this book. I found this book to be a very intriguing read and even though I knew my husband's story it was so interesting to see how everybody else's in the industry was woven together. I highly recommend it. On a side note, I read the post from a former employee. And, while I wasn't in the office on a daily basis I do know my husband's character; he is an honest and fair man and treats people with the same respect that is shown to him.
a SPOT fan..........1999-09-12
I was one of the early spotfans - and was blown away by what Scott Zakarin created for the internet and entertainment. My association with him has always been a positive - he always answered my emails and telephone calls and invited me down to the office whenever I was in time. It has been incredible to follow this man's career. Read the book!
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Granada Television--The First Generation
Manufacturer: Manchester University Press
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This is a rich and readable collection of memoirs of those who worked at Granada during the first thirty years of its existence. It captures a climate of creative activity unique in the history of broadcasting, referred to now as the Golden Years of British Television. Lords Birt and Macdonald, Sir Denis Forman, Michael Parkinson, Michael Apted, Stan Barstow, Nick Elliott, Victoria Wood, Kenith Trodd, Jack Rosenthal, Anna Ford, Chris Kelly and Alan Plater are just a few of the many well known contributors who were responsible for creating the foundations on which Granada's considerable worldwide reputation was based. Shows like World in Action, Brideshead Revisited, A Family at War, Coronation Street, What the Papers Say, and many more described in this book were pioneers in their respective fields.
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