A wealth of rich emotion, The Observer is a collection of poetry on life, love, and loss. Daniel Craig Toney draws the reader into his heart, courts you, and cries out to you. His moving rhyme will leave you teary-eyed, yet inspired to move forward. The author's powerful observations motivate you to cherish the ones you hold dear.

The Observer

Literature & Fiction

Toney, Daniel Craig

Poetry

Artistic Spaces Publishing

On the Oregon Trail in the spring of 1883, Jenny Supples, a lonely and scared little girl, had no choice but to trust her life with a man she didn't know. Jeremiah "Jerry" Bowles had joined her wagon train just two days before an Indian attack. Only Jenny and Jerry survived. Jenny suddenly had to make a major decision to either return to her home state of West Virginia or to continue westward with a twenty-two year old stranger. Jerry was drifting with the wind and volunteered to escort her in either direction. Her pioneer spirit and adventurous heart outvoted the safer return back east. Along the way, Jenny quickly matured as she faced responsibilities not intended for a young girl. The journey was difficult but the excitement of what was around the next bend and over the next hill compensated for each dusty mile. When she first saw the treeless prairie, stretching to an arched sky ablaze with a glorious sunset, she forgot to breathe. Travel with young Jenny as she survives the dangers and hardships of the Oregon Trail. Rejoice with her when she finds love during the pioneering days of the Old West.

Jenny

Religion & Spirituality

Beckett, Harry Buddy

Christian Books & Bibles

In the closing years of the nineteen nineties, the lives of three people were changed when they realized their eternal refuge was not in the hands of man but in the grace of God. Days of their new life were shuttled between the warp threads of Jesus' saving love. Their blanket of eternal security was embellished with deeds of ministering angels. A college graduate didn't have time for God in her planned life until a new friend told her about the love of Jesus. She later experienced the evidence of an angel when dreams had crumbled due to one of life's harshest realities. A young lawyer trusted the love of Jesus when a single mom told him how angels ministered to her during some difficult times in her life. An unmarried girl, who had drifted to life's lowest estate, was rescued by an angel and learned that ALL her sins were forgiven when she accepted Jesus as her personal Savior. In her new direction, she also learned to lean on Jesus' strength to cope with echoes from her past. Journey with the three couples on their respective roads of life-you can cruise with empathy as bumps, detours, and stormy times are encountered. Feel a special closeness to Jesus as ministering angels provide specific needs in their lives making sweeter the promised refuge of eternal peace in Heaven.

Refuge

Forgiven

Smilin' Sid Hatfield is a story that mostly takes place in the Southern West Virginia coal fields in the 1920's. It's true American history that few people have heard about. It happened almost exactly where the famous Hatfield & McCoy feud took place. The story follows Sid Hatfield's rise from a common coal miner to the Matewan Chief of Police. It doesn't end with his murder on August 1, 1921. It's a story about how one person can have a profound effect on the working conditions of all Americans. Sid Hatfield was but one example of the oppressive Lochner Era of labor in the early 20th century. The difference was he had the guts to stand up to an overwhelming force. He worked in an industry that was very much life or death at the time. Like many laborers in 1920, miners were at the mercy of their employer. In Matewan, miners couldn't even get paid with real dollars. The company created their own script. The people were desperate to follow someone who would simply say "no" to the injustice. They were mostly white, black, Italian, Irish, Polish, and Germain. All of them mined coal. Sid united them. At least for a while.

Smilin' Sid Hatfield: Founding Father of American Overtime

History

Beckett, Richard

Americas

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