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The Bruton Parish Story
The Bruton Parish Story 900 1269 Pale Horse Books

In partnership with Bruton Parish Church, we are now distributing The Bruton Parish Story by Donna L. Bailey through this website and on Amazon.com. Produced by The Donning Company Publishers, it’s the latest book on iconic Bruton parish in Colonial Williamsburg. The building was completed in 1715. The parish itself is more than three hundred years old and has been at the crossroads of early American history.

Through the narrative and photos, readers will follow the rich story of the parish, the building, and events witnessed by its people since 1674. Full of images, it expands on the contributions of Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin (colleague of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.) and discusses the role of African Americans. Other sections highlight sacred organ music, notable visitors, and nine of the best known cemetery monuments.

The book concludes with descriptions of ministries undertaken today by this active congregation of the Episcopal Church, both within and beyond its walls.

Acclaim for Sally Stiles’ 8th book, Like a Mask Dancing, a Tanzanian Story
Acclaim for Sally Stiles’ 8th book, Like a Mask Dancing, a Tanzanian Story 1685 2560 Pale Horse Books

Acclaims for Sally Stiles’ 8th book, Like a Mask Dancing, a Tanzanian Story

“I finished the book this afternoon and absolutely love it! A master of dialog.” — Dr. Linda Durman, author of Who Said Life Should Be Easy?

“I have savored every word of this magnificent book.” — Ann Cowan, Co-founder, The Canadian Center for Studies in Publishing

“Thoughtful and humanitarian. Highly recommended.” — Greg Lilly, author of Stray and six other books.

“A warmhearted novel filled with drama and an eyes-wide-open look at one corner of Africa” —Nicole Chen, author of Tiger Tail Soup

“A compassionate and rich story with a true sense of place and wonder, written with tenderness and grace.” –Kathleen Jabs, author of Black Wings

Anna Chadwick follows her husband to Tanzania where he becomes general manager of a mill. At first, she imagines herself a “lone wren perched on the sidelines while her husband becomes leader of the flock.” But, through a series of dramatic episodes, and a growing understanding of the effects of poverty, AIDS and corruption, a recognition of the heritage all humankind shares, she is able to embrace the men, women and children of the village she comes to love.

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A WINSTON CHURCHILL MYSTERY!
A WINSTON CHURCHILL MYSTERY! 600 972 Pale Horse Books

You won’t want to miss Roger Conlee’s ninth historical thriller! In 1953,Winston Churchill vanishes and Whitehall is in a panic. Has the Old Lion been kidnapped, murdered? Jake Weaver and his daughter, Ilse, head for Berlin to penetrate the iron curtain — and unravel the mystery.

“First rate historical thriller that provides an insightful, up-close view of the divided city of Berlin in the aftermath of WWII.” — Percy Hunter.

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