This book takes on the ordinary, everyday routine of the simple life during the time of the Great Depression. God wants us to experience the small stuff on our journey and the elegant as well. God works in my life through my personal devotionals and everyday Bible reading. God desires that we gain wisdom and friendships that are long-lasting. He wishes that we be kind to others and laugh it up on occasion. He wants us to make choices that are proper and worthwhile. God is our judge, and he is the fairest one I shall ever meet. It is God's grace that makes me a well-rounded person who has enjoyed life to the fullest. My heart is truly revealed through each of the poems presented herein. Poetry comes from inspirations that are here now and fleeting unless we savor the moment and begin to write. Enjoy them to the fullest.

When a diligent young female laywer, a resort and casino builder, and a Cambodian refugee's lives collide, anything can happen.

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From the moment he sees the beautiful Faith, Scottish immigrant Ian Duncan knows she's the only woman for him. But her betrothal to his employer's vicious son forces him to steal his love away on the eve of her wedding. Running for their lives, Faith and Ian are married clandestinely. While their homestead waits to be carved out of the Iowa wilderness, Ian and Faith maintain their unshakable belief in each other.

In the 1970s, the rock group Kansas sang about how life is "dust in the wind." They could have been quoting the writer of Ecclesiastes whose ancient book of wisdom unwraps three key themes: Meaningless, meaningless a look at the futility of wisdom, wishes and work. Chasing the wind how desire and deeds are found wanting. Under the sun the curses and joys of toil, treasure and termination. Despite the Teachers' pessimistic tone, in Chasing the Wind author Robert White discovers there's hope at the end of the matter.

Driven by endless ambition, Jonathan Cartwright at age forty is bitterly frustrated by his failure to win a key promotion at the Dodds Corporation. He falls in with a syndicate of tough private investors planning a hostile buy-out of the company. As a reward for helping them succeed he is made the new president of the company. Seemingly, he has reached his goal of obtaining power and money. However, the cost has been enormous. He has sacrificed his ethics, his family, and good friend Jay Jaspers, on the altar of his ambition. What follows for him is a terrifying descent into a private hell. He is able to escape only when he finally fathoms the insanity of his dreams and the resulting bankruptcy of his own life. As he faces the world with a new vision, he finds a promise of redemption in the love of his mistress, the warm and beautiful Karen Kleinschmidt.