Mcclung: 56 books

Although her name today is synonymous with the women’s suffrage movement in Canada, Nellie McClung’s long and varied career covered several fields—from social activist to elected politician, from novelist to journalist. McClung was instrumental in Canadian women gaining the right to vote before...

Loss can either break you open or break you downyour choice. If you choose to allow it to break you open, you can discover who you truly were meant to be before time and the world made you forget. How Learning to Say Good-bye Taught Me How to Liveis a narrative journal of the many spiritual...

WINNER OF THE 2015-2016 SPFBO, HOSTED BY MARK LAWRENCE Amra Thetys lives by two simple rules—take care of business, and never let it get personal. Thieves don't last long in Lucernis otherwise. But when a fellow rogue and good friend is butchered on the street in a deal gone wrong, she turns...

Painted Fires, first published in 1925, narrates the trials and tribulations of Helmi Milander, a Finnish immigrant, during the years approaching the First World War. The novel serves as a vehicle for McClung’s social activism, especially in terms of temperance, woman suffrage, and immigration policies...

Does the thought of coordinating your first retreat scare you? Are you a seasoned retreat planner who is looking to take your events to the next level? In “The Ultimate Retreat Planning Guide” Christian event planner Andy McClung gives you step by step practical advice on how to make your next...

The Thief Who Wasn't There is the fourth volume in Michael McClung's Amra Thetys series. Bellarius, saved from utter destruction, is now plunged into vicious civil war. Amra has vanished, and while Holgren has a plan to find her and bring her back, his plan teeters between impossibility and...

*Book 2 in the 'Amra' sword & sorcery fantasy series: * Amra is a thief with morals—she won't steal from anyone poorer than she is. Fortunately, anybody that poor generally doesn't have much worth stealing! Holgren is a mage with a distaste for magic and a soul bartered away to dark...

What happens when delicious blue-collared men find the one they’re destined to be with? In Dahlia Donovan, Gen Ryan, and Amy K. McClung’s endearing stories of heat and happiness, three very different men pursue three very special hot tradesmen and are determined to make them their own. With...

Isn’t it time to stop asking, “What would Jesus do?” and start asking, “What is Jesus doing now?” Follow is a real-life guide to discipleship the Jesus way. Here Floyd McClung tells how he traded a life of religion for a life of relationship with Jesus—a relationship that led him...

From the author of the Amra Thetys series comes a new novelette set in the same world, featuring the world's grumpiest old man: Sage Lhiewyn, high priest of the god of knowledge, would like nothing better than to spend his remaining days getting his naps in and collecting offerings from what...

"The basics begin at the beginning. And that is where popular author Floyd McClung starts with his book Following Jesus. This book is about the foundation on which we build our life – the ‘three big basics’: . Love God . Love each other . Love the world These three core beliefs will determine what...

The third installment in the Amra Thetys series: After surviving Thagoth and returning rich to Lucernis, Amra and Holgren have settled down to a very comfortable, if decidedly unexciting life -- until the night Amra receives an old enemy's head in a box. A longstanding debt calls her back home...

I am a wheel whose edge is death. This is the mantra that Andines are taught from their first day as novices. Their swords are their souls, and their patron saint, Andos, was the living embodiment of their tenets - Protect the helpless. Obey the emperor in Axumwiste. Pray for guidance in times...

Sparks fly when sassy firefighter Jilli meets her match in Amy K. McClung’s enemies-to-lovers romance. When Sam and Jillian meet, the snark and sparks start to fly. Despite their intense attraction, words and actions are misunderstood, and miscommunication is rife. Will their stubbornness be their downfall or the start of something extraordinary?