Hay: 418 books

When the neighbours next door adopt three children in desperate need, the ladies of Harmony House embrace the sudden chaos with joy. But in this fourth instalment of the Home Sweet Home series, tragedy and loss are central as well. Light and shadow pass between the Ridley home and Harmony House. Joy becomes more important than ever to get the women through life's challenges.

Phase three in the women's fiction series about the co-housing project: Home Sweet Home Can anything surpass their first year together in Harmony House? One thing is certain. This amazing group of women has proved they are full of surprises. But life is never perfect for long. How the women...

Jillian and Zoe are two of the outstanding women in this contemporary women's fiction series. Each deserved a shorter book of their own to complete their life stories. These two books, Seven Days With Jillian, and Seven Days With Zoe, are here under one title: Seven Days Destinations. Seven...

Some dire events in life can never be erased. They must be lived with, reconciled, or revenged. When Mariette Theresa Wyatt entered the door to her old home, it was the last step in a long journey and the first step in a new one.

A Woman in a Man’s World Getting to the top sometimes requires deception; a lot of deception. Nadine Cowan lives two lives simultaneously. She is a rising star in the big business of education and a mother of four children with a stay-at-home husband and a support system designed to...

She never before had any choices in life and suddenly, without much warning, she was overwhelmed with serious decisions that could not be delayed. Does Gwen Harrison dare choose a whole new life for herself or will doubts and fears overcome her? Is it really too late?

How far will a father go to save his daughter from a disastrous relationship? (Behind every disappearance there is a story. This one will make you aware.) Fear is only the beginning. My mother’s legacy was more than financial. She left me a roadmap to freedom from a male Borderline. “Listen...

You can’t drown your fears in a swimming pool no matter how fast you swim. Her life was limited to the size of a backyard pool until her time ran out and she found herself forced to enter the much larger and more challenging pool of adult existence. A new women's fiction novel from the author of Harmony House.

This delightful comic novel from Ian Hay follows the irrepressible Tilly Welwyn, a spirited and unique young woman, in her persistent attempts to catch the eye of an affluent suitor. Despite his affection for the girl, his family is dead-set against the match. Will these ill-matched lovers find a way to make it work?

Taking a break from the action-adventure tales that were his forte, Scottish writer Ian Hay presents his tongue-in-cheek views on the political and cultural situation facing England in the World War I era, with a particular focus on the controversy surrounding Ireland and its political autonomy.

In his breakthrough bestseller, The First Hundred Thousand, author Ian Hay brought humor and wit to a solemn subject in a first-hand account of a soldier's experience in World War I. He employs a similarly light touch in Getting Together, a discussion of the political and cultural relationship between England and the U.S. that unfolds like a pleasant fireside chat between friends.

William Hay has been writing travel stories since grade 3, publishing poetry and photography since high school, and has since been sharing his reflections (musings) on life and spirituality as experienced through the eyes and mind of a medical doctor, dancer, hunter and outdoorsman, musician, traveller, and currently a psychiatrist practicing in the Downtown Eastside.

If you love words and the English language, undoubtedly you will love this volume of modern verse. It runs the gamut from humour to tragic to profound.  Hay paints with words in a fresh and authentically original way.  And he is not averse to making the odd word up to heighten the...

What is modernity? Do we all experience modernity in the same way? How should we understand contemporary social change? This volume explores questions of modernity through critical engagements with the work of Anthony Giddens, focusing in particular on the relationships between his social theory and...