Böcker av Kevin Cunningham

Killian Flaherty is a man who seemingly has it all: a beautiful wife, Lindsay, a great career, and wonderful children. From the moment he laid eyes on Lindsay, Killian knew that she was the one for him. Her breathtaking beauty, her hypnotizing deep chestnut brown eyes, and golden hair cascading down her shoulders were matched only by their shared passions and interests.For twenty years, Killian and Lindsay's love for each other only grew stronger. Their passion for each other was intense; however, Killian began to sense that his life was in danger. He discovers that his life with Lindsay was just a figment of his subconscious due to being in a coma, while in reality, he was married to an equally wonderful woman named Jennifer. Killian discovers that his sense of danger was Jennifer discussing taking him off life support so that she could move on with her life. To save his life, Killian battles with giving up his magical life with Lindsay and returning to his life with Jennifer.In this story, the reader is taken on a journey through Killian's thoughts as he navigates the complexities of love and reality. As the story progresses, this conflict becomes stronger. Killian struggles to reconcile his love for both women and must navigate the complexities of his dual reality. The story ends on a hopeful note as Killian finds peace through his ability to manage his life across multiple timelines and is an exploration of how the power of our consciousness goes beyond our earthly bindings and how it can manifest a person's perception of love, happiness, and reality.

"Describes the passing of the Emancipation Proclamation, including the immediate and long reaching effects it had in the American Civil War and beyond."--

Home Ice combines memoir and history to explore how the mysteries of Blackhawks fandom explain big questions like tribal belonging, masculinity, and why you would ever trade Chris Chelios.

It's 1974 in DeKalb County, Illinois, and the planets have failed to align for Roy Conlon. Widowed and broke, he finds that his eight-year-old son Eric is suddenly a mystery to him. And as powerful forces pull Eric away, Roy's efforts to hold onto his son are threatened by weakness, guilt, and his participation in a foolish crime.