Basing his ideas on sensory perception and physical experience, Alan Watts makes a compelling argument that everything actually depends upon nothing for its very existence.

In this classic work, a humble 17th-century monk reveals the secrets of daily, moment-by-moment fellowship with God. This edition, rendered from the original French into graceful, contemporary English, will nourish and delight all those who seek to practice the presence of God.

"Plain-Jane assistant Eleanor Perrie underwent a stunning transformation in the hope of making herself irresistible to the man she adored--her boss, Curry Matherson. Her miraculous makeover unleashed an awareness between them, but Curry was a die-hard bachelor. Winning him over would be no easy feat. Eleanor was determined to follow through with her plan no matter the obstacles, because in the end, she knew all her dreams rested in the hands of Curry"--Publisher....

"Cole Everett watched Heather Shaw grow from a child into a girl hovering on the edge of womanhood...and then watched her walk away from him to make it as a singer." -- Back cover.

When Abby went home to the Big Sky country she'd always loved, she seemed more like a wounded bird than a glamorous fashion model. After what had happened in New York, she could never let any man touch her again. But Cade McLaren had never been like any other man." -- Back cover.

The last thing in the world romance writer Katriane James wanted to do was spend her holiday with her roommate's arrogant, infuriating brother. A rugged Wyoming rancher like Egan Winthrop belonged in New York City about as much as she belonged out in the wilderness. But Egan's powerful presence soon stripped Katriane of her defenses, and his offer of a visit to his ranch was one she couldn't refuse. Soon Katriane had lost her heart as completely as...

Elizabeth Wainwright, an East Coast heiress in disguise, takes a job waitressing at a Fisherman's Wharf cafe, eager to live a simpler life. One day Andrew Breed-handsome, mysterious and charismatic-walks in. He says he's a longshoreman, but his words and actions don't quite add up. Is Elizabeth falling in love with someone who's pretending to be something other than he claims? Is Andrew?

"J. D. Brettman was armed, dangerous and out for revenge. One of Chicago's top attorneys, his appetite for adventure and years as a mercenary soldier were past--until his sister was kidnapped and taken to Central America. J.D. vowed to rescue his sister at any cost, but he needed someone he could trust at his side ... someone like his assistant, Gabby Darwin. In the lawless tropical forests, they shared both danger and desire. There Gabby came face-to-face...