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In the foothills of the Alberta Rockies lies the town of Taber. It is here that Billy must return to a house he visited years before. His task - to itemize and pack the belongings of the couple that shared that home for years. In the process he discovers the photo-albums and scrapbooks that tell the story of William and Nellie. As he learns about them, we learn about him. CROSSINGS is a journey that begins both in Britain and the Canadian north. It becomes a journey of love and understanding when people meet each other and a "crossing" occurs.

Existing outside of the current canon of Canadian literature is the work of Charles W. Gordon [1860-1937], who wrote under the pen-name of Ralph Connor. For many years the Ralph Connor novels were the most read novels in Canada.
This book concentrates on the period of his life from the publication of his first novel, Black Rock, to the events he went through at Regina Trench during the First World War. Using the theories of Carl Jung an understanding of who Ralph Connor was is reached.