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The Cuts That Cure
Alex Brantley is a disgraced surgeon whose desperation to start a new life outside of medicine leads him to settle in a sleepy Texas town close to the Mexican border, a town that has a dark side. Its secrets and his own past catch up with him as traits he thought he'd buried in the deserts on the frontiers of the border rise up again to haunt him. To the citizens of Three Rivers, Henry Wallis appears to be a normal Texas teenager: a lean, quiet kid from a good family whose life seems to center around running cross-country, his first girlfriend, and Friday night football. That Henry is a cultivated illusion, however, a disguise he wears to conceal his demons. Both meticulous and brutally cruel, he manages to hide his sadistic indulgences from the world, but with that success, his impulses grow stronger until one day when a vagrant is found murdered. When Alex and Henry's paths cross, it starts a domino effect which leads to mangled lives and chilling choices made in the shadows along la frontera, where everything is negotiable.
Arthur Carman's Suitcase
Arthur Carman lived all of his live in areas known as Johnsonville and Tawa, not far from Wellington in New Zealand. He may not be readily recognisable but to the cricket and rugby purist he is well known. A new book on his life, ARTHUR CARMAN'S SUITCASE has just been published by the Tawa Historical Society. Carman was the publisher and founder of the New Zealand Cricket Almanack and the New Zealand Rugby Almanack, books which still exist today. What is not universally known about Arthur Carman was that he was a committed Christian and active Methodist who would not sit back when it came to dealing with real life issues. He did not seek the limelight and did what was needed to be done. He w...
Lockdown
Arthur Herbert's first collection of short fiction highlights his knack for storytelling and twist endings.Here you'll read about two women on a lonely road trip through the West Texas desert ("Sisters"); a patient riding out Hurricane Ida in the hospital "(Lockdown"); an accountant who comes home from work to find his neighbor has died ("Mister B.'s Goodbye"); and a ritual morning for some Jackson Square regulars ("The Crescent City Coffee Klatch"). Some characters are dark, some funny, some cynical, some noble, but all are absolutely authentic and memorable. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the products of Arthur Herbert's vivid imagination.
A Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain and Ireland
Reprint of the original, first published in 1858. The publishing house Anatiposi publishes historical books as reprints. Due to their age, these books may have missing pages or inferior quality. Our aim is to preserve these books and make them available to the public so that they do not get lost.
Marmaduke Herbert
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The Herberts of Currans and Cahernane
Sketch of the Herbert family of Currans, Cahernane and Dunkerron, Co Kerry during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
