New Releases by Rebecca Wilkinson

Jake Hunter never aspired to be a soldier, but drawn in by the King's shilling after downing too much ale, he finds himself posted in wintry New England. Susanna Hazard offers as frosty a reception as any Englishman might expect to receive in the colonies, but being quartered in her house means they cannot avoid one another. Sparks fly as Revolution looms. Jake's past catches up with him, and Susanna is forced to choose between forbidden love or family loyalty.

A coloring book with an introduction that explains the relaxing/stress management benefits of coloring. The book includes 30 hand drawn coloring images that celebrate the Arizona Southwest desert by the author/illustrator Rebecca Wilkinson. The book briefly discusses art therapy and the way that coloring can be a useful therapeutic tool. The coloring book is spiral bound so that it is easy to lay the pages flat and printed on heavy acid free recycled paper. 10% of Rebecca's proceeds are donated to the American Cancer Society.

Take a moment to de-stress with Mandala Coloring Page. Illustrated with careful and loving detail by art therapist and wellness expert Rebecca Wilkinson, this collection of coloring mandalas is full of textured patterns, desert creatures, scenic views, and moments of peaceful bliss. Some of the pages are simpler for those of you who want broader areas to color in, others are more completes for those of you who like more intricate details. The last mandala is left blank to give you a chance to create your own unique design. The mandala coloring pages are printed on high-quality 80 lbs acid-free paper designed to take a range of art media. The book is spiral bound so you can easily detach the pages and keep the book flat when you color. Why color? To quiet the mind and still the body; to get into a meditative state and experience the relaxation response; to become more calm, alert, and present; to focus; to tap into your creativity, spark right-brain activity, and integrate imaginative thinking with left-brain organization and planning; to create something beautiful and feel good about it; and to create something that you can share and give to others.

The year is 1805, and boxer-turned saddlebag preacher Sean Brody is forced to drag his family to a backward settlement in the wilds of Canada after falling out of favour with the Bishop. If he can revive a neglected church, he'll be awarded a much-coveted appointment, but along the way he must deal with a ruthless magistrate intent on owning the town and everyone in it. Forced to make an inhospitable land his new home, Brody's only way out is to bring faith back to a place that has given up hope. 173