The talent God gave her makes her an outcast. Mary Kincaid has a gift, a healing touch. Once a street urchin, Mary was rescued by the kindly Liang, who taught her the ancient art of massage. She believes her ability to ease pain is more than a physical treatment—it’s a ministry. But folks in town see it as scandalous and act as though coming into contact with Mary might tarnish them.The talent God gave her makes her an outcast. Mary Kincaid has a gift, a healing touch. Once a street urchin, Mary was rescued by the kindly Liang, who taught her the ancient art of massage. She believes her ability to ease pain is more than a physical treatment—it’s a ministry. But folks in town see it as scandalous and act as though coming into contact with Mary might tarnish them. And when Liang suddenly passes away, Mary is unsure how she will survive on their homestead alone. Seth Hatchett thinks Mary must be some kind of seducer. No woman would touch a man who isn’t her spouse. But he soon sees Mary is a woman of faith whose hands do “good work.” Seth offers to help her—not out of pity or to make her more respectable, as Mary thinks—but out of love. Despite her feelings for the most eligible Texan around, Mary’s heart is torn. She desperately wants to accept his love. But will doing so mean she has to choose between Seth…and her ministry? The Secret Touch of Mary Kincaid is a novella.

The Shadow (1913) By Arthur Stringer Deputy Commissioner Jim Blake, is searching for Connie Binhart, a conman, counterfeiter and bank thief who thinks he can outsmart the police and Blake in particular. This is the breathtaking tale of the chase across four continents, the game of the hound and the hare. intriguing crime thriller. This is an intriguing crime thriller, even more so when the men come face to face.

Zane had made it big in the country music scene; he was on top of the world. Nothing could touch him...until a car wreck took his wife's life and left his son badly crippled. Suddenly, the success he'd worked so hard to gain tastes bitter on his tongue, and all he wants to do is hide from the world and lick his wounds. Late one night, idly browsing the internet, he finds Dr. Whitaker's horse therapy camp, and makes the split second decision that if he's going to hide out somewhere, hell, it might as well be the wilds of Idaho. Packing up his son but leaving everything else behind, he moves to Sawyer, wanting nothing more than the peace and quiet that comes with anonymity. Then Nurse Louise comes strolling into his life, there to help his son recuperate. Zane quickly realizes, though, that his son isn't the only one who needs her healing touch... Coming June 2019, Strummin' Up Love is the first novel in the Music of Long Valley series, although all...

Arthur Stringer was a 20th century Canadian poet best known for writing "hack-fiction" works alongside his poetry. Some critics have accused his work of perpetuating misleading stereotypes about Canada.

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