Rainforest

John R. Smith

Linda Abbott

Stained Glass Images Inc

Stargazing: Angels, Zodiac Signs, Stars and More (Stained Glass Patterns)

Stargazing

Stained Glass Images, Incorporated

Over 50 designs by 6 artists including, Linda Abbott, Terra Parma, Martina Huson, Vicki Ford-Morrison, John R. Smith & Bonnie Beckstrom. Patterns of florals, wildlife, bevels, abstracts, still life, sidelights, mirrors, a dimensional house, lighthouse & ranger station. Many of the projects are shown in full color.

Image is Everything!

Terra Parma

San Carlos, CA, U.S.A.: Stained Glass Images, Incorporated

The banking schooner Marion set sail from St. Jacques, Newfoundland, bound for St. Pierre, the home base of Captain Pierre Maurice, on June 10, 1915. The vessel and crew were never seen again. Many have speculated that the French captain had made good on his threat to end the life of Captain Ike Jones, but it was never proven.
The Loss of the Marion tells the story from the point of view of Nellie Myles, whose husband and brother-in-law were lost with fifteen other men. It recreates the events leading up to the day of the vessel's final voyage, and follows with Nellie's relentless search for the truth. The result is a rich tapestry of Newfoundland family life, culture, folklore, and seafaring history.
The Loss of the Marion delivers a chilling account of an event that changed the lives of many families . . . and shaped the lives of generations to come.

The Loss of the Marion

Flanker Press

A Novel of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment I never imagined I would die this way. Young, surrounded by thousands, yet alone and far away from home. I thought I would be afraid, but I'm not. The pain in my chest has dulled to a mild ache. Maybe if I close my eyes I'll see my home, see Mom one last time. She'll be upset if I don't say goodbye. Dad will understand the sacrifice I made for king and country. And little Joanie. She'll miss me the most, I think. I open my eyes and my breath comes out as a shudder. Can I still be here among the dead and dying in this barren place? This no man's land? - Private Ronald Marrie, Beaumont Hamel, July 1, 1916 Ron Marrie of St. John's enlisted with the Newfoundland Regiment in 1914 to join those who were fighting overseas in war-torn Europe. The Tin Triangle follows him through recruitment, training, and his first deadly clash with the enemy at Gallipoli. But that battle would pale in comparison to the fateful morning of July 1, 1916, when Ron and his comrades went over the top to engage the enemy at Beaumont Hamel. Ron's story, inspired by the author's grandfather, is a tribute to the hundreds of Newfoundlanders who paid the ultimate price on foreign shores during World War I. The Tin Triangle is Linda Abbott's third book and a storytelling masterpiece.

The Tin Triangle