At the crossroads where dreams become nightmares lies the world of Elydria...It's not every day that a college student dies and is revived in a distant world far away from her small hometown in Oregon. But that's exactly what happens to Penny Fairfax. Penny soon discovers her near death experience awakened an ability to manipulate the dreams of others, permitting her to unlock hidden secrets from the past and create vivid illusions.Trapped in Elydria with her English professor, Penny must navigate a world of gas lamps and glittering fa#65533;ades on the verge of collapse in search of the way home. Haunted by a malicious specter wearing an iron funeral mask, she learns that her gift of life comes with a high cost. Now, Penny must escape its wicked intentions, solve the mystery that is unleashing havoc on Elydria, and return home without meeting death a second time

The Angel of Elydria (The Dawn Mirror Chronicles)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Meyering, A. R.

Fantasy

Innisfree Press

Eavesdropping on the Echoes: Voices from the Old Testament

Loder, Ted

The Hannibal files

Bisley, Bryan A.

This book is for everyone who has ever wondered: What was I thinking? Think about the problems and challenges in your daily life. Do you resolve them by using your Wizard Brain? Or does your Lizard Brain cause you to act in ways that make things even worse? Taking you behind the scenes of your mind's emotional mechanics, How To Be BrainWise gives you the skills to stop, think, and make the right decisions-even in the worst possible situations. Dr. Barry's groundbreaking and easy-to-understand BrainWise approach has helped thousands of children, teens, and adults around the world us the 10 Wise Ways to lead happier, more productive lives. Make the right decision by learning how to become BrainWise.

How to be Brain Wise: The Proven Method for Making Smart Choices

Patricia Gorman Barry

Health, Fitness & Dieting

This is the tenth anniversary edition of the classic best seller for women seeking their sacred connections. Long ago before the patriarchal period, in many places on Earth, the Goddess was worshipped. Circle of Stones draws us into a meditative experience of the lost Feminine and creates a space for us to consider our present lives from the eyes of women's ancient culture and ritual. Incorporating the most ancient symbol of spirituality-the circle of stones-Duerk weaves stories, dreams, and visions of women to lead each reader into a personal yet archetypal journey, posing the reflective question, "How might your life have been different if ...?"

Circle of Stones : Woman's Journey to Herself

Self-Help

Duerk, Judith

Personal Transformation

Now in a beautiful new companion book, Joyce courageously offers fifty prayers from her personal journal. Rather than presenting an intellectual study or theological debate on the subject of Sophia, her words share a relationship with Sophia that is steeped in life experience and enriched with poetic metaphor. The added touches of quotations from the Wisdom literature, questions for personal reflection, and suggestions for journaling combine to gently nudge seekers toward the discovery of new riches on their spiritual journey.

Prayers to Sophia

Joyce Rupp

Drawing on stories of biblical women, Leading Ladies presents four models of "transformational leadership" that recognize the leadership styles of women in all walks of life: Intercessor, Midwife, Choreographer, and Weaver. Includes reflective questions for journaling or group discussion.

Leading Ladies : Transformative Biblical Images for Women's Leadership

Porter, Jeanne L.

Religion & Spirituality

Connecting ... disconnecting ... reconnecting. A very familiar pattern in our mobile lifestyle today and in our relationships.By going back to the age-old biblical stories -- in which people notoriously had their share of disconnections with each other and with God -- Rev. Lyn Brakeman proposes we can discover healing patterns for our own relationships.Starting from the rather extraordinary perspective that God is not the central character of the Bible, nor humanity, but the relationships between them, Brakeman draws us to take a deeper look at the universal cycle of breaking up and getting back together again.Using the Jewish tradition of interpretive storytelling known as midrash, Brakeman explores the relationships of some well-known -- and others not so familiar -- biblical players: Adam and Eve (the marriage relationship), Esther and the eunuch (a man/woman platonic relationship), Mary and Jesus (mother/son relationship), Herodias and Salome (mother/daughter relationship), David and Jonathan (men's relationships), and the women at the tomb (women's relationships).In our current culture of deepening social isolation, Brakeman's fresh insight into the patterns of these biblical interpersonal relationships offers fundamental keys to the healing of our own relationships. The God Between Us speaks to all religious traditions, and the addition of meditations, prayers, and questions for self-reflection at the end of each chapter add a rich dimension for individual or group use. Eminently useable for seminary and women's study programs.

The God Between Us: Healing the Wounds of Relationships

Lyn Brakeman

What if the major message we're supposed to "get" out of Scripture is not so much the story of God but the story of God's relationship to humanity, and how that affects our relationships with each other. From this premise, Brakeman uses the Jewish interpretive storytelling known as midrash to trace the healing patterns found in biblical relationships through cycles of intimacy, separation, and reunion. Includes study questions for small group discussion.

The God Between Us: A Spirituality of Relationships

Lynne Brakeman

In times of crisis, our faith is tested. What we thought was "solid ground" shifts, challenging us to rediscover our spiritual center. Believing that challenging times call for spiritual transformation, Protestant minister Bruce Epperly and Rabbi Lewis Solomon have partnered to plumb the wisdom of their respective religions to offer a vision for healing of ourselves and our world. 
Drawing on the deepest insights of Judaism and Christianity, they present a vision of spirituality that welcomes questions and struggles; that believes we are created for wholeness and abundance, even though we live by scarcity and fear; that views life as a holy adventure in which every encounter reveals the divine for those who have eyes to see. In creative partnership, they bring together tradition and innovation, affirming that:
_ Life is good._ We are challenged to become creators, artists, and healers of ourselves and the world._ God_s love is a deep reality, stronger than fear or hate._ Life is surprising and adventurous, and pushes beyond tragedy toward new creation._ God is with us, inspiring, guiding, and comforting us in every situation._ Even in difficult times, we can choose to become partners with God in creating a world of beauty._ God is the infinite source of possibilities that enable us to face personal and national tragedy.
Deeply spiritual yet practical in orientation, Mending the World offers a life-transforming vision of spirituality and healing for people searching for a deeper understanding of their own faith traditions, and for seekers looking for a creative vision of spirituality. Includes suggestions for spiritual practices such as prayer, meditation, healing imagery.

Mending the World: Spiritual Hope for Ourselves and Our Planet

EPPERLY, BRUCE

Solomon, Lewis

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