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Prayer Wind eBook Series

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  • Prayer Wind volume 1

    by Jack Hayes ...
    Series Book 1 - Prayer Wind
    Prayer Wind is Jack Hayes’ most ambitious work to date. Written through four difficult years, the poems reflect not only Jack’s personal journey but the hugely challenging times in which we all found ourselves. His words also reflect the cycle of the year and the pulse of nature with their inevitable highs and lows. Playful, deeply reflective, sad and joyful – Prayer Wind is all these and more ... Read more

    $6.50 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • Prayer Wind volume 2

    by Jack Hayes ...
    Series Book 2 - Prayer Wind
    Prayer Wind is Jack Hayes’ most ambitious work to date. Written through four difficult years, the poems reflect not only Jack’s personal journey but the hugely challenging times in which we all found ourselves. His words also reflect the cycle of the year and the pulse of nature with their inevitable highs and lows. Playful, deeply reflective, sad and joyful – Prayer Wind is all these and more ... Read more

    $6.50 CAD

  • Prayer Wind volume 3

    by Jack Hayes ...
    Series Book 3 - Prayer Wind
    Prayer Wind is Jack Hayes’ most ambitious work to date. Written through four difficult years, the poems reflect not only Jack’s personal journey but the hugely challenging times in which we all found ourselves. His words also reflect the cycle of the year and the pulse of nature with their inevitable highs and lows. Playful, deeply reflective, sad and joyful – Prayer Wind is all these and more ... Read more

    $6.50 CAD

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