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In 1888, after eight years of waiting and planning, Matt Donahue is finally ready to flee Ireland s oppression and journey to America. He has dreamed of having land of his own and a right to vote. But since the quota for Irish immigration has been filled, Matt must travel to Scotland in order to book passage to America.

On the trip, Matt meets a beautiful young woman named Annie Rice. They share a brief but unforgettable kiss, and as Marr starts his journey to America, he is unable to forget her. Once he arrives in New York City, he begins a correspondence with Annie; as he works his...

The death of a loved one is a tragic event. Yet in our darkest hours, God often provides hope and comfort through the smallest things-like a butterfly.

In the vein of "When God Winks" and "Chicken Soup for the Christian Soul, The Butterfly Club "presents real people's stories of how God can, and does, use signs to communicate His presence to those in need. When author Phyllis Calvey heard story after story of how God used the sign of a butterfly to comfort those grieving the loss of a loved one, she set out to gather as many of those stories as she could find. Compiled together, these...

I Am With You Always is a message to the world of possible future happenings if mankind doesn't change their ways. This will inspire all who read it that it is time for everyone to heed now of their present relationships with their God and with that discovery, on their part fulfilled, to act accordingly, because we may be in the "end of time" scenario.

We are a society that is very comfortable in our own little corner of our world and don't really like any kind of drastic changes in our lives. We need to come to the realization that changes are in the making and will...

South Carolina first knew Lucy Petway Holcombe of Texas in 1857 when she chose money and power to become the bride of the long time politician, Francis Pickens of Edgefield. Twenty- five years her senior...rich...arrogant...malicious...typically and perfectly Southern mannered...Francis had and would do anything necessary to satisfy his unrelenting ambition. Until his death after the Confederate War, Lucy played her role, perfectly.

Lucy was thrilled by the elaborate words of her would be governor husband when he endorsed Secession: "I would appeal to the god of battles - if need be,...