Everyone’s hunting for the missing children. A mountain of hurt unearthed. Can any of these kids be saved? Mandy Rose Bokum feels alone. Still suffering from the effects of her own tortured childhood, she trudges on. She’s determined to make a life for herself --- with or without her kidnapped daughter Hannah. If Hannah comes back to her, what’s the damage from a shattered childhood, innocence murdered? Can the horrors ever be undone, or is the trauma permanent? When does the abused become the abuser? And is Hannah’s father Clyde the answer?
In the shadows of power, ambition breeds chaos, and the hunt for truth is perilous. In the heart of Weyport, ambitious investigative journalist Hannah Jackson relentlessly pursues a story that promises to expose the dark underbelly of The Grande Casino. Her blind ambition drives her to push beyond safe boundaries, placing her in the crosshairs of powerful enemies determined to protect their secrets at any cost. When Hannah mysteriously vanishes, Sheriff Angus Reid steps into the fray. Angus must navigate a labyrinth of lies, corruption, and danger to uncover the truth. Each clue he uncovers leads him deeper into a perilous world where the line between good and evil blurs and his faith is his only virtue. As Angus delves into the shadows, he realizes that Hannah's disappearance is merely the beginning. Her investigation had unearthed a conspiracy that reaches far beyond the neon lights of The Grande Casino, implicating some of the most dangerous criminals in the world. With time running out and more than one murder mystery on his hands, Angus must rely on his faith, his wits, and his unwavering sense of justice to bring Hannah home and dismantle the criminal empire threatening Weyport. Hannah's Halo is a gripping Christian mystery suspense novel that intertwines faith, high-stakes investigation, and the relentless pursuit of truth. Join Sheriff Angus Reid in a heart-pounding race against time where every revelation could be fatal, and the quest for justice demands the ultimate sacrifice. Perfect for fans of faith-based mysteries and suspense thrillers. Inspired by James 3:16 “For where you have envy and selfish ambition, there you find disorder and every evil practice.” BONUS: 📕 Book Discussion Questions Included! Perfect for your Book Club! Hannah's Halo is book 4 in the Angus Reid Mysteries Series
HANNAH'S JOURNEY is a masterfully written account of immigration from the Black Forest area of Germany to the New World by the author's ancestor, Hannah Conrad Author Bio: Ralph graduated from high school in Frankfort, Ohio. Frankfort was the former site of a Shawnee Indian village and, even earlier, a village of the Mound Builders, an ancient Indian tribe. Some of the mounds are still visible today. It was a village where Joseph was kept during part of the time he was a captive of the Shawnee. Ralph's father was born and grew up near the town of Knockemstiff, Ohio (yes, it's on the map).
Hannah Hopkins is on the journey of a lifetime. As part of a small wagon train heading to California in 1897, she and her father know that their new life will be filled with adventure, new horizons, and hardship. When Hannah is the victim of unwanted advances, she is callously shunned by their traveling companions. Worse, her beloved father, a respected physician, dies along the trail after a brief illness. Heartbroken and afraid, the grieving daughter is forced off the wagon train and abandoned to a nightmare. She finds herself the prisoner of an old couple who rob and abuse her. But one day when her captors tie her to the back of the wagon and leave her unattended in town while running errands, a guardian angel in the form of a five-year-old boy comes to her rescue. In this small town, Hannah meets Dr. Tim ORiley, who treats her injuriesonly to be forced into a marriage of convenience by uncontrollable circumstances. A defiant Hannah vows that she will never allow any man to dominate her again. Her new husband, a good man, only wants to love her and care for her. Tim respects her hesitations and keeps his distance until his new bride is ready. To the eyes of the world, theirs is a marriage made in heaven, but to Hannah it still seems that she has lost her freedom. Can she lower her guard to ever trust again, or will the scars of her past keep her alone and never allow her to have her way?
He's a Bad Boy. She's wealthy. Their daughter's gone! Can they find her before it's too late? Mandy Rose Bokum wanted to go home. Her mind and body were getting sicker. Three lonely years living in one room in California were enough. She yearned for peace. She craved love. She wanted answers. Why was her child stolen? Did the thief know her? Was it somehow her fault? The townies blamed her. Accused her of murder. It was time to tell Clyde Boudreaux that he was Hannah's daddy. Clyde fought his own demons. He was seven when he'd watched his granddaddy get lynched. Mandy struggled for years with her own dark secrets. Secrets that lay hidden in the Louisiana mansion where she was raised. Maybe two halves could make a whole. Was Clyde on the straight and narrow now? He was no choir boy. If Clyde was willing, there was a chance to find Hannah alive. Or, sadly, a chance to bury her sweet remains.
Hannah finds herself searching from an attic window for the man she planned to marry, but this time as a ghost. As the war escalates she can only watch as her family leaves the house and seek safe shelter away from the fighting along the river. Her new role as a ghost is often confusing as she moves between two different worlds; one she knows and misses terribly, and the other completely foreign to her. Hannah learns to direct her powers to see things happening away from the house as well as making herself known to the current owners and some surprised guests at Loyalist House Bed and Breakfast. Also this year at Loyalist House a winery is started. The trials of building and completing the bureaucratic red tape in order to operate have everyone in knots. Join Marilee and Jeannie as they, along with Hannah, search for Peter while keeping peace with the guests at Loyalist House.
A mysterious fire that destroys an old woman’s shop on Christmas morning sets the stage for this haunting love story about a man who has lost his faith and a woman newly discovering her own. Learning of the death of a cherished friend from the past, Michael begins to reminisce about his first love. Michael and Hannah are teenagers living in the same New York City neighborhood when they meet in the wake of a cruel act of antisemitism targeting Hannah’s beloved grandmother. After Hannah and her family move away as a result, Michael is bereft. Eight years later, as they are about to graduate from college, Michael and Hannah meet again in a chance encounter and begin a passionate romance. But their love is soon tested by an ill-fated mixture of history, religious bigotry, and a dark secret that goes back decades to Hitler’s Germany. Its revelation propels both Hannah and Michael on individual journeys of self-discovery, taking them to the same place but in search of different things. This thought-provoking novel explores the resulting collision between the passions of ideology and love, and the enduring power of memory.
SUMMARY: THE GREAT ALONE – BASED ON THE BOOK BY KRISTIN HANNAH Are you ready to boost your knowledge about "THE GREAT ALONE"? Do you want to quickly and concisely learn the key lessons of this book? Are you ready to process the information of an entire book in just one reading of approximately 20 minutes? Would you like to have a deeper understanding of the techniques and exercises in the original book? Then this book is for you! BOOK CONTENT: Introduction to "The Great Alone" The All-American Family A Fateful Decision Journey to the Last Frontier Settling in Alaska The Harsh Reality of Survival The Unforgiving Wilderness The Beauty and Brutality of Nature A Fractured Community Secrets of the Past A Daughter's Resilience Love in the Wilderness The Ties That Bind The Final Frontier Finding Hope in the Darkness
Working with Hannah is a unique and detailed snapshot of the first years of schooling for a child with Down's Syndrome and severe mobility and communication problems. Written by two classroom assistants, who supported Hannah during her two and a half years in a mainstream infant school, this book shows how the right level of support can make inclusion a success not only for the child and family but also for the school itself. This practical guide describes the 'hands on' approach of Hannah's day-to-day management in a busy school. Topics covered include: *finding a school *how the school prepares *adapting the curriculum *recognising the importance of friendship *incorporating therapies into the school day *additional aspects of personal and, physical care *setting up communication systems. There are key points at the end of chapters, which highlight the salient aspects and offer practical advice.
