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The Heiress
Jamie Montgomery, an impoverished Elizabethan knight, is elated when he is assigned to escort Axia, the Lancaster heiress, to the castle of her betrothed. If only she will fall in love with Jamie 00 as Jamie's devoted older sister predicts 00 the family's financial woes will be solved. But Axia, who has spent her life closely guarded by her father's servants, is not the shy, cossetted flower Jamie expects. She's a hoyden, hell-bent on enjoying her precious moments of liberty before her marriage to a man chosen by her remote, eccentric father. After curtly informing Jamie not to bother declaring his love for her -- as all poor, handsome men seem wont to do -- Axia makes his life a misery, sneaking off to the marketplace, nearly breaking her neck on a runaway horse, and doing everything possible to delay the trip. Though she dare not admit it, even to herself, Axia dreads being wed to a stranger. Suddenly Jamie realizes that he savors even her most barbed words life the rarest nectar..that he is falling desperately in love with this bold, maddening beauty. Now he must contrive a daring plan to win her freedom -- and win her proud, defiant heart for his own!
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The Wedding Knight
When Livvy Ravenwood's daughter wishes for a knight in shining armor to come to their rescue, Livvy doesn't expect the wish to come true so dramatically! But she can't ignore Sir William Marsh either, especially since he claims her castle is his home. Sure he has a real lord-of-the-manor attitude, plus great shoulders and a really great way of kissing, but Livvy isn't about to fall for a man who claims to be lost in time--is she?.
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Something More: Excavating Your Authenticself Self
No matter how spectacular their lives may be, women today are plagued by the nagging feeling that there must be something more to happiness. And they're right. In this insightful and eloquent book, Sarah Ban Breathnach explores the nine stages necessary to living authentically: Sensing, Surviving, Settling, Stumbling, Selling Out, Starting Over, Searching, Striving, and finally, Something More. Through storytelling and interpretation, she leads women on a path to becoming Archaeologists of Themselves and helps them discover that something more was deep within them all along. By providing women with this knowledge, she offers readers a way to profoundly change their lives; forever.Simple Abundance (Warner, 1995) has sold over three million hardcover copies, and is a #1 Globe and Mail and New York Times bestseller. Sarah Ban Breathnach has appeared five times on Oprah, and her Journal of Gratitude has inspired a recurring segment. She has also been a guest on Dini, Good Morning America and The View, and has been featured in Time, People, and the Washington Post, as well as many other national publications. The author writes a regular column on everyday spirituality in Good Housekeeping and will start a national newsletter for fans of Simple Abundance.The Simple Abundance Charitable Fund, founded by Sarah Ban Breathnach, has donated $685,000 to charity. Something More is a One Spirit Main Selection.Also available as a Time Warner AudioBook read by the author.Sarah Ban Breathnach (pronounced Bon Brannock') is the author of the bestselling Simple Abundance and the founder of the Simple Abundance Charitable Trust, a non-profit bridge-group between charitable causes and the public. She has appeared on numerous television shows, including six appearances on Oprah, and has been profiled in such magazines as Time, Maclean's, and People.