Tommy Tenney

Discusses sexual ethics and morality to help young people make critical and educated decisions about their sexual behavior.

In the wake of factory closings and his beloved wife's death, Lev is on his way from Eastern Europe to London, seeking work to support his mother and his little daughter. After a spell of homelessness, he finds a job in the kitchen of a posh restaurant, and a room in the house of an appealing Irishman who has also lost his family. Never mind that Lev must sleep in a bunk bed surrounded by plastic toys--he has found a friend and shelter. However constricted his life in England remains he compensates by daydreaming of home, by having an affair with a younger restaurant worker (and dodging the attentions of other women), and by trading gossip and ambitions via cell phone with his hilarious old friend Rudi who, dreaming of the wealthy West, lives largely for his battered Chevrolet. Homesickness dogs Lev, not only for nostalgic reasons, but because he doesn't belong, body or soul, to his new country-but can he really go home again? Rose Tremain's prodigious talents as a prose writer are on full display in THE ROAD HOME, but her novel never loses sight of what is truly important in the lives we lead.

Teen-aged Hadassah, a reluctant candidate for Queen of Persia, feels sorrow at leaving her family but she is eager to have a chance to protect her people from persecution.

Kids can be God chasers too! And God Chasers for Kids was written just for them.One of the failures of the Church is to leave kids out of the really cool things God is doing in the lives of their parents. The best selling book, The God Chasers, has touched thousands of adults and now it is the kids' turn to have their own personal version of this classic book.Written in an exciting style just for kids, God Chasers for Kids encourages children to start their own journey of chasing God. It is sure to become a favorite for parents who want to teach their kids about the pursuit of God.

"This sequel to Hadassah parallels the lives of Hadassah and Queen Esther in modern day Israel and the Persian kingdom. Each woman must remain strong as she fights for her people"--Provided by publisher.