Cowan: 248 books

Explore the twelve oceans of Gaia a faraway planet filled with mythical castles and creatures. Fire of Life stars Omni and unlike the women of her time, she is a free-thinking, open-minded and pants-wearing girl who desires to explore the sea when she grows older. From rags to riches to seafarer, this...

The serial epic continues!Who plays god in a godless world? Man? Or Fate?The Sons of Balthanon have delivered Sumei to the Fateless Lands. Alone in a foreign country, menaced by scheming factions desperate to claim her, Sumei is faced with a dire choice: Wait for Harker, who promised...

Women’s bodies are constantly changing, and as you age, these changes can take a toll on your mood, well-being, and quality of life. If you’ve tried all the fad diets and all the “lifestyle changes” that never seem to work; if you are tired, overweight, and dealing with the debilitating symptoms...

Now with an Historical Afterword by Ron MillerIncludes the original illustrationsFeatured in Ron Miller’s “The Conquest of Space Book Series.” James Cowan's charming science fantasy about a group of earthlings carried off to Mars to confront a new Christianity anticipates the later science fiction...

Award-winning playwright Billy Cowan explores the issue of classroom bullying and how teachers deal with it. Rachael Lawson, a new teacher at Newall South High School, believes Jamie Harrow is being bullied because he’s gay. She wants to help but Mrs Rutter, the Deputy Head, thinks it will sort...

This book will instill in any birthing woman the confidence and trust in her body to enjoy and relax in her birth experience. By following this step-by-step approach to birthing with your mental and emotional capacities, not just the physiological processes, you will reconnect with your innate birthing...

Olive has just been released from a secure mental hospital. Middle aged and benign in appearance, she has a very dark background. She befriends a troubled girl, Chloe, as social services start to suspect abuse by the girl’s father. Suave neighbour Richard Trent helps to reinforce this possibility...

AN ANTHOLOGY OF RECIPES AUTHOR TENA COWAN HAS USED TO MINISTER TO PEOPLE IN ALL FORMS OF LIFE. From owning a pizza shop to cooking in her spare time for family, friends, and community. An art she worked to perfect then had to re-invent when hubby John developed severe health problems. These recipes...

London 2003 Olivia Ward had taken to counting everything since her long stay in the clinic. “Half a million! Half a million dead Americans – that’s how many – if you compare them. Twelve times as many as Vietnam.” The elderly woman’s anger was palpable, she’d done her maths...

She read it cover to cover without so much as a wince, and closed the book and set it on the tall narrow bookcase that faces the entrance. This same book made me almost sick with dread. Was Ivan, like Caius to Ivan, so strange that she could not see her own death in his? Was "posterity"...

Cale Finch has just won second place in a skateboarding competition when he's ambushed on his way home by a member of a rival crew, the Mental Posse. They steal the money that Cale was going to use to replace his broken skateboard. Cale feels embarrassed by what happened, so he doesn't tell anyone...

Ecological Design is a landmark volume that helped usher in an exciting new era in green design and sustainability planning. Since its initial publication in 1996, the book has been critically important in sparking dialogue and triggering collaboration across spatial scales and design professions...

In Louisiana, every bite of food and each turn of phrase is an expression of cultural literacy. Correctly pronouncing "Tchoupitoulas" or "Atchafalaya," knowing the difference between the first Governor Long and the second one, being able to spot the artwork of Caroline Durieux,...

The story of one of the deadliest fires in American history that took the lives of ninety-two children and three nuns at a Catholic elementary school in Chicago. An absorbing account...a tale of terror. —New York Times Book Review