B. J. Jones

The Glory Door Is the story of two brothers, Fergus and Duncan McNabb from the Highlands of Scotland, who were conscripted by the British Army to fight in the Battle of New Orleans, during the war of 1812. In their very first battle, they were separated and never saw each other again for twenty years. This book is the story of their search to find each other and the humorous, unexpected, romantic and poignant sub plots that pop up along the way. A search that will escort the reader across clans, cultures, countries and continents to their highest mountaintops. As you might expect, any search that is motivated by love is fraught with the unexpected. This search is no exception and moves in and out of historical events and across the line of real, and the spiritual to the very edge of disaster. Thats when God steps in and sends His angel to escort them through it all. A four legged angel who, by the folks who actually saw her, named Glory. An Angel of many talents. When it is all over and the brothers reunited, one might think back on Leolla and Furball and Wings of Ivy and Hog Breath Hanratty and Pastor Mose and Malaki Messer and wonder. Did it really happen that way? Only Glory knows.

The Glory Door

Gene S. Rhie

Provides the English equivalent for over fifteen thousand Korean words and includes the romanized and original version of each word

Romanized

Standard Korean-English Dictionary for Foreigners

Andrew C. Nahm

Gi-eun Lee

Stories included in this volume are about those people who preserved their nationhood and maintained their unique culture with sound mind and positive purpose even during the most troubled of times. Together with songs and poems they loved to sing and recite, reflecting Korean s wit and humour, the readers will find much pleasure and even acquire some wisdom from the legacies of Korea s past. This is a large-format hardcover. 4 to 11 years.

B. J. Jones

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