Kim M Van

Multicultural Theology and New Evangelization sheds light on the central role of multiculturalism in the Catholic Church of the third millennium. In this book, Van Nam Kim addresses the challenges of new evangelization in the multicultural communities of the Church. Kim answers questions regarding h...

Three of Gullybrook's own are targeted by a group of men and women who know exactly how to get what they want. What they want are teenage girls. Where they find them is the local mall. Megan's been taking care of herself since her parents split. She feels abandoned and confused, especially at the cr...

Join in the fun of two fast-pace thrills and spills adventures of love at first sight…Love makes you do crazy things. Dr. Walker Anderson is a practical guy, a highly skilled surgeon and an upstanding member of society. He never thought such adage of love could apply to him until he spots the love...

This is a coming-of-middle-age story of an accomplished housewife who one day finds herself on a highway running away from home. To everyone else, Anna Miller has it all, a successful marriage, a beautiful home, good friends, and children she can be proud of. Join Anna on The Drive of a lifetime a...

A stunning debut novel in the vein of Sarah Waters’ historical fiction and inspired by true events, it tells the fascinating story of a woman who must choose between revenge and mercy when she encounters the doctor who subjected her to dangerous medical experiments in a New York City Jewish orphanag...

The "Kim Van Kieu" of Nguyen Du, written in the early nineteenth century and commonly considered to be a defining masterpiece of Vietnamese literature, is the story of an educated and beautiful young woman who suffers misfortune and degradation before obtaining justice and peace. It is a long poem i...

If you had to let love go, how long would you await its return? For Mei, an awkward and reserved girl from a poor immigrant family, falling in love with worldly Lawson, a rich kid from Hong Kong sent to America to be educated, is easy. But burdened with family duties that neither could shrug off t...