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Growing Up in the Great Depression 1929 to 1941
Confronted with starvation, lack of education, and homelessness, children of the Great Depression, like sixteen-year-old Clarence Lee, whose father asked him to leave home because he could no longer afford to support him, grew up quickly. Many weren't able to attend school. Instead, millions of American children worked alongside their parents, trying to make ends meet. In spite of these challenges, they grew up with courage, a sense of responsibility, and the knowledge that hope can make a difference.
Queen Latifah
Through USA Today newspaper articles, chronicles the life of the multitalented woman who was one of the first females to come to prominence in the rap music scene.
A Place to Stay
"What happened to all the reasons she had to stay? Abby Barrett runs a successful business in Wander Creek and has wonderful friends, including the irrepressible owner of the Wander Inn on the shore of the creek. And the man in her life is kind, loving, and adventurous. A real man's man. Abby could stay here forever. But then her beau sees something he wasn't supposed to see. She tries to explain, but his taillights are the last thing she sees of him for some time. And the mean girl is back and determined to chase Abby out of Wander Creek. The trouble is the law is not on Abby's side. But Abby isn't about to back down from a challenge. Especially since the mean girl has her sights set on Abby's beau. Or is it ex-beau? Meanwhile, Abby finds herself in the middle of a magical mystery. But a dangerous situation makes Abby re-evaluate her life. Life is too precious to waste on arguments with people you love. But can Abby persuade her beau to giver her a second chance? Probably. Hopefully. But then Abby sees something she wasn't supposed to see..."-- back cover.
Inn Season
"Just because she grew up in Finch's Crossing doesn't mean she should go back. Kayla's days as the manager of a large hotel in California are all the same. The guests may be different, but they all have identical complaints. She wears the same conservative pinstriped hotel manager suit every day, but Kayla longs for sparkle and color. And she knows she'll never find it at the Global Arbor Hotel and Suites. So when an uncle in her hometown of Finch's Crossing, calls with an offer she can't refuse, Kayla empties her bank and investment accounts and sells her condo to buy the Greystone Manor Inn. Before she can say "Welcome to the Greystone," Kayla is back in Finch's Crossing where she spent the first seventeen years of her life. But things aren't as cozy and perfect as she remembered. Her staff isn't exactly thrilled that she's taken over, and someone is bent on sabotaging everything she does. And her parents have practically disowned her, which Kayla knows has something to do with why her family suddenly left Finch's Crossing while she was still in high school. Maybe it's true that you can't go home again"-- back cover.
Autumn: A Small Town Sweet Romance (Finch's Crossing Book 1)
"Felt like a good Hallmark movie. I can almost hear the leaves rustling at Finch's Crossing." -- Amazon reader How could she let this happen? Autumn’s life used to be idyllic. Now she may have to leave her happy life and lovely home in Finch’s Crossing to save her career. And here she is, with her own life in turmoil, standing in a pumpkin patch trying to save a little girl. The orphan is supposed to be moving with her new guardian to New York City. Autumn may escalate things by trashing his car. He may call her a pumpkin bumpkin. And she tells him in no-uncertain terms that he is obviously out of his league. Autumn can’t stand by and do nothing. It's in her nature to fix things. She w...
A Place to Start
"If you love wholesome women's fiction that celebrates friendship, second chances and the joys of a life well-lived, all against the backdrop of small-town living, you will fall in love with the Wander Creek series, set among the forests and lakes of Northern Minnesota."--back cover
A Place for Christmas
"Abby Barrett has gone from disgraced socialite and social pariah to successful entrepreneur and civic leader with a steady and comfortable love interest. Wait. Was there an engagement ring in the small velvet box she wasn't supposed to see? Christmas would be a romantic time to propose. If only Abby was certain she wanted him to. But even so, Christmas in Wander Creek is magical, with the small hamlet decorated to the nines under a snowy blanket. Abby plans to enjoy every cozy moment at her stationery store, the Paper Box, and her new venture, the Book Box. Her nemesis has left town in disgrace and all seems peaceful in the quaint town. But old ghosts appear, including Abby's own version of the Ghost of Christmas Past"-- back cover.
Autumn
Artist Autumn Hamilton is stuck in a creative block so strong she wonders if she will ever emerge. Inwardly determined to find her way back to painting, she puts on a brave face and pretends all is well, even fooling her best friend, Meg. But then a distraction-in the form of hard-hearted Ethan Rasmussen-pulls her into a complex family saga. Autumn must stop Ethan from making a huge mistake, regardless of his good intentions, and no matter how handsome he is.Meanwhile, online shopping and big box stores have taken their toll on the once vibrant shops and restaurants in downtown Finch's Crossing. Major Peggy Brightwell has hired entrepreneur Kyle Oswald to bring the merchants into the world o...
The Raffle Baby
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Stealing Away
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