In 1800, shortly before his twelfth birthday, Richard is sent to live with his uncle on a farm in upper New York State, where he teaches a young slave to read and encourages her to dream of freedom.

A heartbreaking and heroic detail of a son's journey through a life of addiction and prison, with a mother's perspective from the outside.

When your life is consumed with empathy and divorce is in the near future, where do you turn?

These emotional tapes have two tracks - positive and negative. What you know and feel about these events is determined by which aspect of the tape you choose to play. Richard Flint knows, because this book is his life story.

With the clear path this book provides, you can finally acknowledge that the suffering and the pain can stop. The destructive patterns can end.

These are situations and relationships of incredible intensity or importance lend themselves more easily to an exploitation of trust or power.

Sometimes it takes losing everything to grab hold of what really matters.

"Lauraine Snelling crafts a poignant story of hope and restoration for a newly paroled mother rebuilding her life after the loss of a son.

Aaron's happy in his new home, ignoring the town outside his gate. Until his car breaks down and Janelle comes to his rescue. Now he can't get her out of his mind and he's willing to brave the whole town to see where things might lead.