The Vision Is Fulfilled

Kay McDonald has emerged as foremost historical novelist on the Old West who lives heart and soul with her frontier people. She takes readers over the Oregon Trail on an adventure they arent likely to forget.Ellis Lucia

The Vision is Fulfilled

Literature & Fiction

McDonald, Kay

Literary

iUniverse

Vision of the Eagle

When Abigail left home for love, she left all safety far behind. All she had to still her fears of the unknown were love, and trust in Ross Galligher, the handsome, reckless Irishman who had snatched her from her New England family to make her his wife. But Abigail was soon to learn how frail even this mans strength and spirit were in the face of dangers of a west where white settlers were little more than barbarians and where savage Indians ruled a vast land of virgin plains and unmapped mountains.

In 1830 Ross Chesnut (White Eagle) leaves the Indians who raised him to follow his vision. In 1843 he marries a white woman in the Oregon Territory. In 1850 he loses his family to smallpox. In the spring of 1851, in BEYOND THE VISION, Ross heads east on the Oregon Trail with a young, half breed Indian woman who, like himself, is neither white, nor red. At Fort Laramie he is arrested for the murder of one of three men he agreed to guide to the fort and is released to Indian Agent Thomas Fitzpatrick on the pretext that Ross has agreed to be the agent for the Yanktonai tribe who raised him. With mixed emotions Ross takes on the job as agent. He is conflicted about the changes the treaty will bring and the greater conflicts his return to his Indian family will bring when he faces his life-long enemy in a power struggle to save his people and their culture in the face of the inevitable. At the same time, Ross faces a personal struggle to find a life and a family for himself between the forces threatening to destroy him.

BEYOND THE VISION

Contemporary

Crisis: We All Know What it Feels Like and It's No Fun 
Awakening the Amazing In You is filled with 13 true stories of people, just like you, who've had to survive crises, and how they navigated those times of trial to create new, magnificent lives. These essays show how to use life's challenges to move to a higher level of life. They offer guidance and step-by-step instructions for turning your life into a series of ever more enriching moments—whatever you’re going through. 
From New York Times bestselling author Janet Bray Attwood finding herself down to thirteen dollars and then making the dramatic decision to give it away to Catherine’s perilous escape from Communist Hungary to MaryLynn’s incredibly creative process for overcoming the trauma of rape, you’ll find yourself enthralled, shocked, delighted, and, at times, in tears. 
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Awakening the Amazing in You: How to Thrive in the Midst of Chaos

Self-Help

Attwood, Chris

Erickson, Rolf

Bray Attwood, Janet

Allon, Catherine

Eklove, Debra

Hansen, Ratika

Moreno, James Buffalo

Navarro, MaryLynn

Sarris, Betsey

Happiness

Enlightened Alliances LLC

Charms are wearable symbols that define the passions of a person's life. Do you have a charm bracelet? One that is filled with memories, travels, inspirations from your life? It's a common bond with so many women I meet...we all have a charm bracelet. There is something so special about collecting these tiny symbols...like "Soldiers of Support" that define your life and the woman that you have become. Growing up I was always fascinated with my Grandmother's charm bracelet and loved to hear the soothing tinkle of metal charms engaging with each other to create that special sound. Little did I know that my life's work would revolve around charms. In 2004 I started a charm company called Charity Charms to help charities spread awareness and raise funds for their cause. The Charity Charms concept turns the icon in an organization's logo into a beautiful, wearable mini work of art that also defines the brand. This is a completely custom program that has helped over 500 organizations worldwide and raised millions for important causes. An added SILVER LINING in my work has been meeting dynamic, interesting women in all walks of life, and funny enough, they all love charms too. Every woman has a story about a significant symbol or symbols that guide her life and define her passions. Charms are symbols brought to life. In 2020, as I looked for new meaning and a new focus with the challenge of the pandemic, I started interviewing women whom I'd met, done business with, and was inspired by.

The Power Of Charms

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

Farabee Publishing

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