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Jesse James was a fabled outlaw, a charismatic, spiritual, larger-than-life bad man whose bloody exploits captured the imagination and admiration of a nation hungry for antiheroes.

Hilary Napier is upset and angry when her father brings in a new manager for the family estate, which she's been running for the past year.

When Jennifer Tucker arrives in the sleepy Devonshire village of Burracombe, she's searching for more than a place to settle...Like the rest of the nation, the Burracombe villagers are shocked

In 2012 yet another jar was uncovered near Qumran. The jar contains a memoir written by Mary, the mother of Jesus. It becomes known as Mary’s Jar.

When Stella Simmons comes to the Devonshire village of Burracombe to start her teaching career, she is alone in the world.

The second book of the adventures of Father Phinehas Floppy-feet. The character Father Phinehas Floppy-feet, was drawn from my experiences as a Parish Priest as well as a Police Chaplain.

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The Deaf House is Joanne Weber’s life story. It illustrates the work and passion of a woman who grew up deaf and became an advocate for the deaf.

Planet Earth is blinded by a cosmic meteor shower and the triffids, walking, semi-intelligent and dangerous plants, seize their opportunity to establish their dominance.

Wild Talent tells the strange tale of Jeannie Guthrie, a sixteen-year-old Scottish farm worker, who possesses a frightening talent.

Part intellectual mystery and part spiritual adventure, A Year at River Mountain tells the story of an aging actor from Vancouver who has immersed himself in monastic life inChina and is now examin

It's Amy's birthday, but none of her surprises are what she expected.

At last Jordan Elliott has a gift. He can disappear, but at what price? The Beggar King never gives without taking.

In his debut novel, The Wolsenburg Clock, Vancouver Island poet Jay Ruzesky sets out to tell the multi-century history of an astronomical clock in a small Austrian city.

In a literary collection unlike any other, Thistledown Press brings together short fiction by women and about women.