Hugh Harris Bücher

Do you or a loved one struggle with loss of balance or difficulty walking? Are you experiencing a loss of memory and cognitive ability? Do you suffer from urinary incontinence? These are the three leading symptoms of a condition known as Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH). In NPH: Journey into Dementia and Out Again, author Sharon French Harris and her husband, Hugh, tell the story of her experience with this condition, and her recovery from its debilitating effects. Hugh chronicles the various stages of he journey, while Sharon tells what it was like to experience them. In a time when we hear much about dementia, Sharon's story of recovery is refreshing. Once you've read NPH: Journey into Dementia and Out Again, you will want to spread this hope to anyone who is suffering from the symptoms discussed here.

With a blend of faith, humor, and reflection author Hugh Harris mines the field of digital posts from his blog site, "Hugh's Wordquilts." He writes in a down-to-earth style, building a collection of devotional thoughts reflective of his life's journey. Each essay is tied to a biblical passage. Some writings are built around fictional characters or events related to his Dinkel Island series of novels. Others involve seasonal thoughts, and perspectives from daily life. Sometimes Hugh reflects on current societal issues or trends. The reader is invited to "tag along" with the author, exploring his or her own opinions and faith perspective.

Crime and grief seem to lurk in the shadows of Virginia's quaint coastal community of Dinkel Island. A cold case from a Maryland abduction with connections to Lighthouse Point is stirred to new life. A mysterious cache' of money is discovered in Tranquility Bay. Ed Heygood, now retired, moves back to town at the invitation of his friend, Stan Grayson. Both men, now widowed, are ripe for new relationships. Sarah Jones keeps the grapevine hot with each development. A new crime spree has the Old Geezers, and everyone else in town, speculating about what's going on. When a gospel group presents a program at the Wesleyan Brethren Church, one member of the group helps solve the riddle of the mystery money. Will Bliss--completeness, joy, wholeness--return for all concerned? Will the cold case be solved? How will the people involved move forward? Return of Bliss is a story of redemption and hope rooted in Psalm 30:5, "Weeping may linger for the night, but joy comes with the morning." What joys will unfold?