This is it. This book is by far the most powerful thing I have ever read. I actually cried as I read the ending. This is the first book by Mr. Roderus that I have read but it will certainly not be the last. I have only 3 words of advise to you if you have not yet read this one. "BUY IT NOW !" This one will change your life.

In my opinion few writers can handle a novel where very few characters are onstage. Mr Roderus has given us a great novel. I read Potter's Fields at one sitting and I am sure that you will too. I was right there with Joe Potter in that line shack. I looked around and saw how miserable and ornery and cold it was and how a man carries more than just his emotions around with him. And how the tenderness of a woman is something that man ignores to his detriment. In short, this book is great -- buy it.

In a story line that grabs your attention and holds it is a hero that exemplifies the tough and proud western man. Action and drama packed with more gun play than seems possible and a touch of humor that makes for an interesting read. A true western.
Beverly J Scott author of Righteous Revenge

Once again Mr Johnstone has given us a true american hero. A no holds barred man who knows what is right and goes about making things right. Not a dainty fellow Frank Morgan (the hero)is a real person with real problems. His life has been turned upside down and now he has to deal with the consequences of a long lost son and a former wife who is killed as the reconciliation was just begining. His son doesn't respect him but, his fatherly love makes Frank stick with the boy. Wrap this story in action and historical tidbits and you have a fine story to enjoy over and over again. Johnstone's thoughts society and the lack of responsibility for one's actions comes through. An excellent edition to any Western Library...Any library for that matter. Get it today.

A young yankee soldier, Levi Coffin, a sharpshooter with his Spencer rifle during a fierce battle kills everyone he can see. Sick of all the killing he deserts and makes it to California.
While waking the early morning he espies a person swimming to shore and waites to meet him. This man was a prisoner in Austrailia as punishment for his many crimes while living in England. Errin Scanlan was on a sailing vessel and allowed to jump ship and swim to shore by the captain who was grateful to Errin for his help in stopping a mutiny. From there a great story unfolds.

The master story writter F.M. Parker has done it again. This book is highly recommended on my book list.

I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in historical events, especially those of our wild west frontier!

Although this is a fictional story, I believe every word to be true for some gold prospector years ago.

The author does an excellent job keeping the pace moving and allowing you to turn page after page without hesitation.

Don't expect to put it down after reading it! It is that good and has a very redeemable story line. Read what some of the family member went through in search for gold.

Richard S. Wheeler writes a tale of love and adventure in the Sierra Mountains. With the tools of a poet and the knowledge of a historian, he spins a tale of the Old West and the contemporary heart.

I thought this book was wonderful and very easy to read the information is very helpful, because of this book I will be starting the Rites of Passage in my Church and I now understand what is expected of me and how I can help the young black ladies in my Church. I just wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH TO THE WRITER and Pleae keep up the good work your doing in the name of the Lord.

The book, "Sisters Helping Sisters", is superb reading! It focuses on understanding ones' ancestrial heritage in an effort to direct the future. The book stresses the importance of capturing and maintaining traditions, languages, names and customs. It is necessary reading for all.

I decided to use this book as a companion reader in a course in American history this year. This series of essays, which consist primarily of topics in social history, are an excellent complement to our very traditional textbook, which stresses political and diplomatic history. The authors of the essays are top names in the field, and the student response to the essays has been fantastic. I highly recommend this book as a teaching aide!

The Social Fabric presents a detailed array of readings insocial history for any United States History course. The readingsspecifically encourage two main revelations: U.S. History has many more interesting stories than the textbooks reveal and the historian's craft is much more complex than many students admit. The anthology is entirely engaging with details about daily life and customs. This book makes great general reading and should be required for all U.S. History courses.

The book was moving. I actually cried (I hardly cry). However, I felt that the other characters like Bailey and Stan should get their own stories.

Debbie Macomber's SOMEDAY SOON, which is the prequel to SOONER OR LATER is a wonderful contemporary about a young widow, Linette Collins, who becomes involved with the head of a mercenary group, Cain McClellan. She's reluctant to love and lose again, and Cain, well he's never even CONSIDERED having a "permanent" woman. But, his days of reckless abandon are numbered when he falls in love with Linette--much to the chagrin of his mercenary buddies--and almost loses her to international terorists. buddies.

Introduction: Playing God or Struggling to Be Human?: Bioethics and Christian Faith-- Chapter 1: Christian Faith, Ethics, and the Moral Practice of Medicine-- Why Ethics Is a Bad Place to Start; God's Story and Christian Character; The Correlative Virtues; Moral Conversation in the New Testament-- Chapter 2: The Language of Bioethics: Philosophical Principles and Christian Convictions; Autonomy; Non-maleficence; Beneficence; and Justice-- Chapter 3: Thinking Through Conflicts: Using Principles in Hard Cases-- The Limits of Aggressive Treatment: Intubating the Elderly and Critically Ill; The Limits of Aggressive Treatment: Surgery for the Very Premature Infant; Artificial Feeding and Futility: Treating a Stroke Victim; Choosing Death: Food Refusal as a Means of "Self-Deliverance"-- Chapter 4: Discernment and Witness: The Roles of the Pastor in Medical Crisis-- The Ministry of Presence; The Minister as Interpreter; Partner in Discernment; and Witness to the Gospel--

Conclusion: "Awaiting the Redemption of Our Bodies": The Limits of Medicine and Bioethics

This book's contribution is to illuminate (carefully, clearly, concisely, in simple yet stirring terms) the difference which being a Christian makes for those who are faced with biomedical issues and/or decisions, whether as ethicists, pastors, chaplains, patients or family of patients. It's a book you can use 'on the firing line', in the immediate area suggested by its title, but one which also stimulates thinking at a more general level (what difference does being a Christian make in the context of _business_ decisionmaking? of family?) and which, through analogy at least, points out a useful approach in these broader contexts.

IF YOU LOVE ASIAN, INDIAN, AND CHINESE FOODS YOU WILL ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS BOOK! THE RECIPES ARE EASY TO FOLLOW. EACH RECIPE HAS ABOUT 4 STEPS AT THE MOST SHOWING YOU AT EACH STEP HOW TO DO IT. VERY SIMPLE TO FOLLOW FOR THESE TYPES OF FOODS! I HAVE TRIED MANY AND THEY ARE DELICOUSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!! IF YOU LOVE TO COOK OR WANT TO MAKE A SPECIAL MEAL THAT IS DIFFERENT FOR A CHANGE, THIS IS DEFINETLY THE BOOK FOR YOU! TRY IT YOU'LL LOVE IT! TRUST ME...

The step by step pictorial can easily make a middle of the road cook into a Asian Chef in a matter of moments. The receipts are authentic and easy to prepare. The auther has done a great job of relaying information. Ingredients are present so various cultures can benifit from this wonderfull book. Ingredients are items you can find at the store and a bunch of exotic items you can never find. All in all this is a book everyone who likes Asian foods should have in their kitchen; the Zapper knows.

I've had this book since I was very small (when it just came out) and I loved it! I was going through some old stuff in may basement about a week ago and found it, and BOOM! Rushing back came all these memories. this is a great book, especially if you are a slightly romantic six- year- old. It's a wonderful sort-of hands-on type thing, and my book still smells slightly of cloud cookies. :)

This delightful book is one of my favorites. It encourages creativity for children and the adults in their lives. My teenage daughter and her friend enjoyed a "Teddy Bear Tea", making placemats, dragging out stuffed animals, and preparing special foods to share with each other. I've bought an extra copy to tuck away in case I ever have a grandchild to share it with!