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A Golden Touch
When a thirteen-year-old boy travels to the west to join his father, he realizes that the father-son relationship he idealizes will be difficult to attain, for his father is a poker dealer who has been thrown out of town and their future in the gold mines is hampered by a shiftless uncle and a meddling sheriff.
"The Craft So Long to Lerne"
After deciding at age 12 to become an author, Annabel Johnson went on to do exactly that. With touches of humor and memories of drama, she relates the highlights her career with her partner in life and writing, Edgar Johnson.
Count the Gone
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A Time to Gather Stones
In the years after World War I, society debutante Lindy Forrest marries Bernie Jones, son of immigrants and moves to a small Kansas town to take up a life as wife and mother while he and a friend stablish a weekly newspaper. While Lindy deals with a husband who is obsessed and a child who often seems possessed, it takes an act of violence to bring out her inner strength.
Last Days of a Toyshop
A novel based on the author's memories of the year 1941.
The Black Symbol
In Montana during the great gold rush, Barney, a 12 yr. old boy and Steve, a blind Negro, search for Barney's father. They become prisoners of Doc Cathcart, the owner of a travelling medicine show.
The Oxblood Effect
In her newest novel Annabel Johnson has shown an aspect of terrorism that is as unexpected as it is deadly. Cass Gillett, a retired and discredited intelligence agent comes home to her birthplace, a small town in southern Colorado, only to find that old enemies lie in wait and she is once again in the crosshairs of a sniper's rifle. Her first impulse is to run away - she has no base of support, she has no desire to pursue that dangerous life. But as the extent of a lethal plot becomes clearer, she knows that only she can come to grips with it, or die trying.
One Man's War
When Bernie Jones went to war in 1918, he and his friends think of the army as a great camp-out with little chance of real action, since the Germans were expected to fold the minute they saw fresh troops.
Golden Touch
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