When Judith Caldwell leaves urban Washington, DC to accept a teaching position in Michigan's remote Upper Peninsula, is she hoping to recapture an idealized memory of summer vacations spent in that beautiful wilderness, or is she defying her fianc', Kent, who has put their wedding on hold' The moment Judith sets foot in Michigan, a hotel fire destroys her possessions. Instead of teaching high school, she is assigned to an elementary school where she must learn to relate to young children. The Andersons, with whom she will be living, are no longer the happy family she remembers, and most disturbing of all? her old playmate Paul has matured into a ruggedly handsome and strangely secretive ladies? man who seems determined to upset Judith's equilibrium. The attraction between Judith and Paul is immediate and powerful, but each comes to the relationship with hidden scars and insecurities. Both have lost fathers, and Paul's hero, his older brother, has died in a freak mine accident. Commitment seems impossible because Judith is engaged to another, while Paul is hiding an indiscretion from his past so dark that no one speaks of it. As the year unfolds, the couple confronts many challenges, including a near brush with death as history tries to repeat itself. In spite of the obstacles, Judith and Paul's forbidden passion heats up the northern nights and leads to a surprising conclusion.
As 2002 marks the peak viewing time of the northern lights in an eleven-year cycle, this book brings the elusive magic of the northern lights to stargazers near and far.
During long winter nights, the light of the aurora borealis appears over the sparcely populated north.
Troubled, Ali returns north, looking to understand his place in this story and eager to listen.
Discusses the origins, characteristics, and lore of the Northern and Southern Lights known as auroras.
“Mrs. Smith, I need to take a look at that arm,” Dr. Wallace said. Emmie shooed him away. “Leave her set and rock for a bit, she'll come round. I always do,” she said. “She's got a bad fracture. I can tell by the angle of it.
The Northern Lights: Secrets of the Aurora Borealis presents the most up-to-date information on the science, history, and mythology behind the magical light of the aurora.
This information-packed volume will take away some of the mystery, but not the awe, as it reveals what meteorologists have learned about the lights, and how and why they occur.
When she was invited in 2005 to write about legends of the Northern Lights, the work grew into the Colour Catchers poem sequence. Sponsorship from a group of auroral scientists at Leicester University, the Radio & Space Plasma Physics ...
Candace Savage explores the myth and science behind the aurora. She reveals the surprisingly common threads in the auroral traditions of distant cultures and follows the long, colorful, and sometimes...
Expains the northern lights from a scientific standpoint.