Welcome to the North American continent after a series of  catastrophes, including famine, plague and floods, have destroyed almost all of humanity. ***   Descendants of the survivors (those who stayed) have created a tribal society in the depopulated American West which lives side by side with an enclave of scientists. ***   But unknown to all, a spaceship is coming: one with humans on board who care little for the new tribal customs and ways of life. Financed by an influential family settled away from Earth, Homeward Bound is an exploratory ship sent back to see what has become of the home planet, and how best it can be used to further the aims of certain vested interests.

The Earth Is All that Lasts

Literature & Fiction

Wells, Catherine

United States

Del Rey

Earth has kept its rebirth a secret for some time, but when colonists throughout the stars begin to long for contact with the mother world, violence and greed could once again threaten the planet. Original.

Children of the Earth

Tana Winthrop had finally managed to transport herself aboard the long-lost ship Homeward Bound, with the aid of a new technology. But when she found the ship, its surviving members living on Earth, an idyllic life on a beautiful, healthy planet, Tana's arrival had reopened the door to the stars, and once, again, and Earth was at risk of destruction. She faced the most important battle of her life, as word of the new technology and the newly vibrant Earth began to spread. Time was running out, and Tana was forced to face the prospect of defeat, unless she found help from an impossible source--a legendary hero who had been dead for over two hundred years....

Earth Saver

Mother Grimm

<p>Raised within the sterile confines of the Biodome, Twila Grimm tries to escape to the outside world, where the surviving population has been devastated by an incurable virus, to discover the secret of her true origins</p>

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Roc+

Beyond the Gates

When Marta, a young graduate student, discovers a previously unknown species on Dray's Planet, she defies her religious beliefs to guide two rival scientists through the perils of her homeworld to uncover the truth about the mysterious creature. Original.

The authors provide a comprehensive overview of the use of creative therapies with a focus on the role of the practice within occupational therapy but also with a wider awareness of its role within the more general context of the health care profession. The three-part structure allows the book to develop from the necessary theoretical discussions, moving on to the practical experience of using the media, and concluding with discussions of some of the professional issues surrounding the use of creative therapies.Throughout the book there is a strong link between the theory behind creative therapies and the practice within a range of different client groups, illustrated through the use of case studies.

Creative Therapies: A Psychodynamic Approach With Occupational Therapy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Atkinson, Kim

Psychology & Counseling

Nelson Thornes

Catherine Wells

Sports and Editorial Services Australia

The Book of Catherine Wells

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Kessinger Publishing

The Book of Catherine Wells (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

Literary

Kessinger Publishing, LLC

Literary Licensing, LLC

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