Kategoria BISAC: Fiction >> Cultural Heritage

The House of Santos is a family saga, filled with characters who people the US western landscape in the Arizona territory from 1822–1898. The House of Santos grows from three families who join together to create a heritage from their strengths, love, and ambitions. They have a passion for life, for moving forward, and for growing as they change. If they fulfill their dreams, it is because of their human endurance, love, understanding, and stubborn striving for success and stability.

The Leaper

Seumas Macdonald is an outsider, not only because he lives on an isolated primitive croft, but also because, being the only child in the school to speak Gaelic (apart from his disturbed sister), he is the favourite of MacCallum the headmaster, which leads to the boy being bullied in the playground. MacCallum comes in his boat for ceilidhs with the Macdonald family, to preserve the evocative Gaelic names of birds and flowers, and to teach Seumas to read and write what the headmaster calls 'the language of Eden' which, like the natural world, is under threat. The...

When Lee Ann Revell, a newspaper reporter for the Charleston Courier, receives an assignment to interview Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz for a story on latch-key kids in 1999, she feels an immediate attraction to the tall, dark, and handsome man.

Lee Ann and the Rabbi are opposites. He, of course is Jewish, and she was raised Southern Baptist. She wore her blonde hair in a French braid, and he wore a yarmulke that did not conceal his luxuriant black hair. The rabbi is a Yankee, and she is as Southern as corn bread. In the South, that difference could be as important as religious beliefs....

When Lee Ann Revell, a newspaper reporter for the Charleston Courier, receives an assignment to interview Rabbi Jacob Rabinowitz for a story on latch-key kids in 1999, she feels an immediate attraction to the tall, dark, and handsome man.

Lee Ann and the Rabbi are opposites. He, of course is Jewish, and she was raised Southern Baptist. She wore her blonde hair in a French braid, and he wore a yarmulke that did not conceal his luxuriant black hair. The rabbi is a Yankee, and she is as Southern as corn bread. In the South, that difference could be as important as religious beliefs....

Many years ago, a torchbearer was born in the land of the rising sun—one of the four promised who would show the light unto our people for the ultimate march to freedom. He was born to light up the path to the unseen future that is wrapped in the cloak of a terrible past, coated in blood.

The wise ones tell that no matter how men twist it, truth is capable of straddling the millennia and remain inviolate. Do you know the truth about the genocide the world chose to deny?

This is the story of my beloved Biafra, of her people, her heroes. Listen to the story of the pains of...