Tracklist:

1/13. Sarah McLachlan - Awakenings (04:08)
2/13. Sarah McLachlan - Illusions Of Bliss (03:53)
3/13. Sarah McLachlan - Loving You Is Easy (03:03)
4/13. Sarah McLachlan - Changes (03:44)
5/13. Sarah McLachlan - Forgiveness (03:50)
6/13. Sarah McLachlan - Rivers Of Love (03:54)
7/13. Sarah McLachlan - Love Come (03:33)
8/13. Sarah McLachlan - Out Of Tune (03:51)
9/13. Sarah McLachlan - Heartbreak (04:07)
10/13. Sarah McLachlan - Don't Give Up On Us (03:38)
11/13. Sarah McLachlan - U Want Me 2 (04:07)
12/13. Sarah McLachlan - Bring On The Wonder (03:24)
13/13. Sarah McLachlan - Love Come (Piano Version) (04:05)

Waters (The Night Watch) reflects on the collapse of the British class system after WWII in a stunning haunted house tale whose ghosts are as horrifying as any in Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House. Doctor Faraday, a lonely bachelor, first visited Hundreds Hall, where his mother once worked as a parlor maid, at age 10 in 1919. When Faraday returns 30 years later to treat a servant, he becomes obsessed with Hundreds's elegant owner, Mrs. Ayres; her 24-year-old son, Roderick, an RAF airman wounded during the war who now oversees the family farm; and her slightly older daughter, Caroline, considered a natural spinster by the locals, for whom the doctor develops a particular fondness. Supernatural trouble kicks in after Caroline's mild-mannered black Lab, Gyp, attacks a visiting child. A damaging fire, a suicide and worse follow. Faraday, one of literature's more unreliable narrators, carries the reader swiftly along to the devastating conclusion.

Star of TV series The Art of Survival Les Stroud returns to the screen in an exciting program, which tells of the pursuit of the most dangerous sharks in the waters of the world.