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The 2017 Toronto Blue Jays Minor League Handbook is your complete guide to the Toronto Blue Jays minor league system. With over 250 player profiles, information on all eight teams, complete 2017 schedules, broadcast information and exclusive essays, the Handbook will accompany you to Buffalo, New Hampshire, Lansing, Vancouver, Dunedin, Bluefield and beyond!

Blue was ready to start her new life, but unfinished business could just be the death of her... For Blue and Forrest, making it back to Karran was the easy part. They were prepared to learn a new language, new customs and tackle a new kind of relationship. When Blue's reunion with Mo'ata is marred by unfinished business, she has a decision to make: proceed with her original plan and attend...

Thomas Brand’s rational view of the world is challenged when he’s transported, with psychic Lucy Thomson, to a hostile planet. To survive, he must first believe in the possibility of a magic that his rational mind rejects. A fast-paced fantasy adventure on a distant planet.

Way out in the middle of no where, Blue is alpha to a pack that is a refuge to outcasts. They have lots of land and all their needs are covered but one. They are isolated so most of the pack are still waiting to find their soul mates. They decide to have a singles event that will bring in unmated wolves and raise a little money since that’s never a bad thing, right? Rainy needs to get away from...

Gerri Hill's sense of humor and dry wit come through in this love story where even the romance writers have trouble getting it right.

The 2014 Toronto Blue Jays Minor League Handbook is the complete guide to the Toronto Blue Jays Minor Leagues. This book in unprecedented in size and scope and covers everything in the Jays' minor league system from the Buffalo Bisons to the Dominican Summer League. The book features over 250 player profiles, team profiles, a 2013 draft report and much, much more.

An American classic, this adventure memoir tells the story of a 1000-mile hike across Oregon's wilderness in 1985. Sullivan is held at gunpoint by a marijuana grower, poisons himself with mushrooms, and hikes 40 miles a day through Hells Canyon trying to outrun snowstorms. But he also encounters the spirit of the wilderness -- Coyote, the legendary trickster god.

The series combines the best ingredients of the "Texas Rangers" genre fiction, but with contemporary suspense, which is enriched with themes of green energy, aviation and technology. The lead character, is a solid anti-hero, a toned-down version of Clint Eastwood at his best. He tells the story in the first person, matter of fact, no hype or showoff (well, maybe a reserved touch of bravado).

Exiled from the USA in 1970, our artistic antiwar musician graduated High School in Newfoundland, then hitchhiked Canada and North America, singing of love, peace, and the joy of life. Watching wars, murder and abuse perpetuated by generation after generation, Coyote's poetry of peace was watered by the blood of friends and relatives as he watched the world suffer from his "rainbow in the shade."

Shade steps up his efforts in his quest to bring his troop back together, and Chamber shows everyone he’s not the easygoing playboy everyone thought.