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Always and EverDue to a heartrending vow, YUEN KAM-CHEONG (Bobby Au Yeung), an Inspector of the Criminal Intelligence Bureau, has mistakenly killed his girlfriend YEUNG TSIK-SUET (Esther Kwan). Being so grief-stricken, KAM-CHEONG has an out-of-body experience, travelling back in time to the Song Dynasty...Triumph in the Skies IISAMUEL TONG (Francis Ng) stays in the UK to spend a long vacation following his wife's death. After encountering HOLIDAY HO (Fala Chen), a wanderer who just got dumped, he ends his vacation early and returns to Hong Kong, joining Skylette Airline as a pilot to fly again...Karma RiderTwo parties are meant to fall in love but not be together, leading one to die and one to regret. Surprisingly, after three hundred years, such a legend recurs in the hometown of Liang Zhu - the Butterfly Lovers.Losing his parents at a young age, CHOR YAT-CHIN (Raymond Wong) was rescued by his lifesaver, so he vows to grow up to be a constable, upholding justice and punishing evil...
OpenRoadTravels.com is the website of Open Road Publishers, owned by Russell and Penny Jennings. Available on the website are the books they have written and published: Travel Planner's Weather Guide, Around the World in Sandals and Timbuktu, where are you?The Travel Planner's Weather Guide advises the best time to travel anywhere in the world, and can help a person make long range travel plans. It is brimming with information.
Caitlin Press was established in 1977 by Carolyn Zonailo as a feminist literary press. In the 1980s, Caitlin Press expanded its mandate to that of a BC literary press.Cynthia Wilson and the late Ken Carling bought Caitlin Press in 1991 and moved the business to Prince George, quickly establishing themselves as the trade publisher of the Central Interior of British Columbia. During her fourteen years as publisher of Cailtin Press, Cynthia Wilson also stayed true to Zonailo's original mandate, supporting and publishing a wide variety of BC women's literature.