Bücher von Jeremy Campbell

"Jeremy Campbell's novel resides solidly within a tradition of Southern storytelling that shows us an old world through new eyes... a beautifully fresh folktale." - Daniel Wallace, author of Big Fish¿Fast-paced, heartwarming and inspired by a real Labrador Retriever, Between the Mountains is a suspenseful tale about a group of people connected through a stray dog. Roscoe was a nomad, roaming alone across a small town until he met J.D., the leader of a community center whose never-ending loyalty rivals that of the old lab. When a figure from the past targets Roscoe, shock and outrage ripple through the mountain town. J.D. and his friends band together as the threat becomes clear: protect the dog, protect the entire community.Arley, a college student struggling to reveal her true self after returning home, witnesses a disturbing incident that leads her to Emma, an entrepreneur with a knack for speaking her mind. As whirlwind events unfold around them, the two new friends must choose to confront their own personal histories or jeopardize their future relationships, their livelihood and love.Between the Mountains is an emotionally charged page turner that examines the importance of community, the limits of forgiveness and the power of hope.

A dog can change everything.In this novel inspired by a true story, three strangers set out to save a dog living in the woods along a small-town road. Their unlikely partnership leads to major life changes as they try to protect Poppy, the little pup at the center of their new friendship. Bell already cares for an enormous family of pets, but her heart aches to help just one more. Emma packs her hectic schedule with so many side hustles she has no time for what really matters. Charles lost his passion for life after his father died. New relationships are tested as they try to save the dog. Together, the newly-formed friends lean on one another during some of life's toughest moments, including a devastating tornado, failed dreams and heartbreaking loss. Can Poppy, their four-legged friend, help her people find their own path back home?

A grand work of philosophy and history, The Many Faces of God shows how our religious conceptions have been shaped by advances in technology and science. Beginning his narrative in the 1600s and concluding with the fervor of the millennium, Jeremy Campbell shows how Isaac Newton and his generation altered the medieval definition of God from one interpreted through divine messengers to an all-knowing, autocratic God who watched over the scientific wonders of the universe. Arguing that religions harbor a secret fear that science may one day explain God away, Campbell masterfully shows how twentieth-century technology and theology have become intertwined, often to the detriment of both disciplines. Illuminating the writings of such intellectual luminaries as Calvin, Luther, Einstein, and Niels Bohr, all the way up to John Updike, The Many Faces of God is a sweeping history of religious and scientific thought in the Western world.