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Below are some of our most recently released books.
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A Symphony of Art and Nature
Nature Paintings by Claudia Punter by Claudia Punter
Discover the beauty of our world in A Symphony of Art and Nature as nature and wildlife artist Claudia Punter shares her paintings of nature, animals and beyond. Along with her beautiful collection of paintings, she also offers a peek behind the paintbrush as she explores the inspiration and journey behind each painting. At the turn of every page, Claudia also shares her artistic insights and observations, as well as enlightening descriptions of the animals and nature spotlighted in her work. Dedicated to art lovers, animal lovers and all who love our planet, this is an art book to both learn and delight in. God’s love for His creation shines through Claudia’s paintings, so she invites readers to join in this symphony of life.
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Waves of Love
by Maggie Logan and Tony Johnson
Caught in the turmoil between Irish leaders and Vikings in eleventh-century Ireland, Princess Maire mac Domnaill desires freedom—the freedom to write the stories and history of her people and the fae folk, rather than being locked in an unhappy political marriage like her mother. When her hand is promised to the brutish son of Brian Boru, the king of Southern Ireland, to unite the north and the south in the coming war, she has no choice but to flee. Black Thorfinn is a warrior of the sea. His past and heritage are unknown, but his bravery and strength are admired by those who know him, even as his battle-weary soul has become inured to matters of the heart. When Thorfinn helps Maire fight off a pair of brigands, however, a spark of love is lit—a spark that will bring hope in the coming days of war and political machinations. Vividly weaving together history and the joy of folklore and tradition in a Medieval Irish setting, Waves of Love is a story of the importance of purpose, truth, and love in a world beset by conflict.
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A Time to Live
by Mary Burton Horne
Except for the baby stirring inside her, Beth never felt so alone. Pregnant with the child of her British pilot fiancé—killed in action before he ever learned he was to become a father—and disowned by her parents, she found herself in a desperate situation. But then, miraculously, came a glimmer of hope when her fiancé's best friend proposes a marriage in name only to take care of her and the baby. With no other options, Beth accepts his heroic proposal. But as the bombing in London worsens, John makes a difficult decision to send Beth to Canada to his parents where she can have the baby in safety and live with his parents on the farm. Thrust into a world she never imagined, she must navigate the cold welcome of in-laws who just recently discovered she existed, and a new way of life. Determined to stand on her own feet, Beth begins to carve out a place for herself in a family and community that slowly starts to embrace her. Her world is shattered when a telegram arrives telling her that her husband is missing in action. Filled with hope, danger and romance and the resilience of ordinary people thrust into extraordinary times, A Time to Live weaves a gripping tale of love shaped and reshaped by the sweeping forces of a world at war.
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Law, Labour, and a Canadian Life in Public Service
by Tim Armstrong
In the realm of labour rights and public service, there are rare individuals who stand out as beacons of justice and positive change. Tim Armstrong is one such exceptional figure… —Radiation Safety Institute of Canada From his quiet beginnings playing road hockey in Toronto to the halls of power in Ontario government and the banks and boardrooms of the Asia-Pacific region, he has lived an extraordinary life. In Law, Labour, and a Canadian Life in Public Service, he chronicles his upbringing in Toronto in the 1940s and ’50s, his summers caddying across Canada, and his formative years at UTS, Victoria College, and Osgoode Hall Law School. Offering a who’s who of Canadian politics, he describes his legal practice and tenure as Deputy Minister of Labour during Ontario’s turbulent ’70s and ’80s, his subsequent appointment as Ontario’s Agent General to the Asia-Pacific region, and his later period as Deputy Minister of Industry, Trade, and Technology. The book finishes with commentaries on selections of his published pieces from the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, and the Hamilton Spectator on issues that continue to impact Ontario and Canada today. Filled with case studies, personal anecdotes, and fascinating details of closed-door negotiations, this book sheds light on an important part of Ontario /Canadian history and its promise for the future.
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Love in the Land of Plaid
by Amélie Jervay
Love in the Land of Plaid tells the story of Issy's travels to the Highlands of Scotland to reconnect with her heritage by followng her family tree. In Edinburgh, she meets Callum, a handsome firefighter and soulful piper. Their playful flirtation leads to a powerful romance, knowing that Issy's time in Scotland is limited. Just as the romance deepens and a future seems possible, Callum starts to pull away forcing them to face what truly matters. Can they find their way back to each other?
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Miracle Baby, You're Finally Here!
by Linda Hoang
Some journeys to parenthood are quick. Others can take what feels like forever. Miracle Baby, You're Finally Here! is a tender celebration of the many different paths families take to welcome a child. Told in gentle, rhyming verse with inclusive illustrations, this heartfelt story acknowledges that the road to parenthood can be challenging, and celebrates the hope, perseverance, and joy that parents and caregivers feel when their long-awaited child finally arrives. Whether your family grew through fertility treatments, adoption, surrogacy, donor conception, or another path, Miracle Baby, You're Finally Here! is a reminder that every journey is unique and every child is a miracle. Perfect for reading aloud, gifting to new parents, and cherishing as a keepsake, this book offers comfort, connection, and celebration while honouring the ways families grow and the miracle baby that arrives at the end of that journey.
