Dawn Thompson crafted historical fiction, specializing in Regency romances and paranormal tales. Her writing explored themes of history, theology, legend, and lore, often drawing from her Celtic and Norse heritage. She infused her narratives with vintage concepts tailored for contemporary women, finding inspiration in rich historical contexts. A recurring motif in her work was a subtle nod to her favorite book, weaving the phrase "green darkness" into her prose.
What do you do when you feel like you are in an impossible situation? Life has its challenges but we are never alone. There is One who is greater than our circumstances and has unlimited power to overcome them. Read how Howard found hope through a relationship with the Holy Spirit and learned to embrace the "I Am Omnipotent" affirmation.
Focusing on children's exposure to television, this book addresses the fears that can arise from news and media content. It reassures young readers that while the world can seem daunting, they have the support of adults to discuss their fears. By encouraging open communication, it aims to empower children to navigate their anxieties related to what they see on TV, fostering resilience in the face of unsettling news.
The narrative follows a whimsical puppy dog on a journey of self-discovery, exploring various adventures that lead him to realize his true place in the world. Through his fickle nature, the story highlights themes of belonging and the importance of home.
Jon Hyde-White is changed. Soon he will cease to be an earl’s second son and become a ravening monster. Already lust grows, begging him to drink blood—and the blood of his fiancée Cassandra Thorpe will be sweetest of all. Is that not why the blasphemous creature Sebastian bursts upon them from the London shadows? But Sebastian’s evil task remains incomplete, and neither Jon nor Cassandra is beyond hope. One chance remains—in faraway Moldavia, in a secret brotherhood, in an ancient ritual and in the power of love.