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My Mother's Delightful Deaths
A little girl's mom, who's an opera singer, plays with her and a neighbor child during the day. During the night, when she's on stage, a transformation occurs, and the death scenes leave a special impression on both the audience and her daughter.
More Than Words: Stories of Strength
They're your neighbors, your aunts, your sisters and your best friends. They're women across North America committed to changing and enriching lives, one good deed at a time. Three of these exceptional women have been selected as recipients of Harlequin's More Than Words award. And three New York Times bestselling authors have kindly offered their creativity to write original short stories inspired by these real-life heroines. We hope these stories inspired by strong, courageous women will touch your heart and motivate the heroine living inside you.
Cut And Run
The largest uncut diamond in the world, the Minstrel's Rough, is little more than legend. Brought into the Pepperkamp family in 1548, it has been handed down to one keeper in each generation. Juliana Fall has inherited its splendor from her uncle—and, unwittingly, its legacy of danger. Juliana's mother wants nothing more than to bury her memories of the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. But with the diamond in her daughter's keeping, Juliana's safety becomes entangled in the secrets of the past. There are others who seek the Minstrel's Rough. A U.S. senator who will risk his career and face the ultimate scandal to claim its value. A Nazi collaborator willing to do anything to possess it. And a Vietnam war hero turned journalist, chasing the story of this mythic stone. Now Juliana has only two choices: uncover the past before they do—or cut and run.
Carla
This book is a special thanks to some of the members of my church which has been a great inspiration to a lot of my writings. Sister Carla Boone/Hines, a mother, teacher and a friend, with her never ending organizations, positions, good deeds, and thoughtfulness reached out to me when I was slowing down and gave me inspirations. Brother Billie Broughton, Not only a brother in Christ, but like a brother in blood. He greets me and everyone when we get to church every Sunday morning. He is a husband,father and grandfather. He greets, cooks, serve, build, and help correct many mistakes that are mad by many helpers around the church. Sister Mary E. Coonce/Patterson. Who recently passed on was a wonderful,friend, Wife, Mother, Choir director, singer and council woman. Before passing on Sister Mary moved to Florida. Then there is Diamond Brand one of the most beautiful, young, God fearing ladies of this day and time and I am so happy to say that she is my niece, /love you DIAMOND
The German Room
How do you will a life into order? Adrift in Germany, a pregnant, aimless Argentine and her small circle of friends try and fail to find out. Fall in Heidelberg, and in a student residence a not-student, a woman from Argentina, is busy not figuring out what to do next. She’s pregnant. Shanice, a Japanese student she had barely befriended, has died. Shanice’s mother has arrived from Tokyo and will not leave. And Javier Miguel, a fellow Argentine, is frantic that his sister back home might be overly involved with a local psychic. The German Room is a novel of not-moving on, of not-growing up, of not-failing better. As fall turns to winter, things change but nothing is different, and comedy and tragedy are harder to tell apart. And in Carla Maliandi’s hands, entropy becomes a vibrant, life-affirming creative force.
The Stone Necklace
A car crash takes one life and changes the destiny of four others in this “deftly written, moving novel about picking up the pieces after great loss” (Jenny Offill, author of Dept. of Speculation). Winner of the 2017 STAR AWARD from the Women’s Fiction Writers Association The Stone Necklace braids together the stories of a grieving widow, a struggling nurse, a young mother, and a troubled homeless man, reminding us of the empowering and surprising ways our lives touch one another. Lena Hastings survived breast cancer and marital infidelity but now faces an uncertain future without the support of the one person she has always counted on. Intensive care nurse Sandy Albright, newly releas...
Patchwork Family
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The Change Artist
After her father died, author Carla Rieger discovered a hidden box of mementos revealing he had changed his identity twice in his life. With the help of genealogical sources Carla uncovered amazing family secrets, heartbreaking stories and colourful people that she felt deserved a voice. She has intricately woven them together here into a suspense novel, as three generations of the same family explore the challenges of what it means to be a Change Artist. Fran, a change-averse accountant, is overshadowed by her elderly father s demanding and eccentric ways. When he dies Fran finds herself tangled in a web of betrayal and confusion. Her inheritance in jeopardy and her father s true identity t...
Sustainability in Fashion and Textiles
There is no doubt that the textile industry – the production of clothing, fabrics, thread, fibre and related products – plays a significant part in the global economy. It also frequently operates with disregard to its environmental and social impacts. The textile industry uses large quantities of water and outputs large quantities of waste. As for social aspects, many unskilled jobs have disappeared in regions that rely heavily on these industries. Another serious and still unresolved problem is the flexibility textile industry companies claim to need. Faced with fierce international competition, they are increasingly unable to offer job security. This is without even considering the inf...
The Things I Want To Say But Can't
A lifetime of endings, a million goodbyes. None of them right. It's funny what you remember when you've got nothing else to think about. All those things you should've said while you had the chance. You never learned did you? You never, ever learned. Belle has a habit of losing things. Her friends. Her lovers. Her mind. Everything ends eventually, or at least that's what life has taught her. But what if everything she lost came back again? What if she got a chance to finally have her say? To face her past. To put things right. Second chances aren't easy when memories are all you have. So when Belle invites the nightmares of her past back in, is she willing to deal with the consequences? Because maybe, just maybe, this time she's getting what she deserves.
