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Down to the Marrow
Catherine Ann Stone had always lived an adventurous life. She thought she could brave anything. Then, disaster struck. Catherine had non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Down to the Marrow is a celebration of life. With strength, humor and remembrance, Catherine Ann Stone picks up life's pieces to create a beautiful mosaic that shows how everyone's life has purpose and reason. Through both tears and laughter; our inner strength can get us through the worst of troubles.
Ann Stone
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Set in Stone
Lynda Graham has been fortunate in life. She is happily married, with two wonderful children, Ciarán and Katie. She has a beautiful home and garden in one of the most affluent suburbs of Dublin. Her world feels safe and uncomplicated, one she now takes for granted. That is until Jon, a friend of Ciarán's from university - handsome, charming and clever - inveigles his way into their lives. There's something about Jon that Lynda finds unnerving - he is almost too perfect. And her instinct is right: Jon's arrival sets in motion a spiral of events that contributes to the gradual disintegration of all she holds dear. When Jon leaves, his disappearance is even more destructive than his presence. Lynda's quest to track him down reveals unpalatable truths about his past and the reason for his existence in their lives. Lynda knows that Jon is out there somewhere - watching, waiting, malevolent. And she also knows that she must do whatever it takes to protect the most precious thing she has - her family. 'Dunne has a clever knack of turning ordinary lives into compelling fiction' Irish Post
Letter
Letter, from D. D. Stone, to his wife, Mrs. Catherine Stone, possibly regarding the evacuation of their family at the close of the Civil War, stating, "I received orders from the super intender to go to my station to day I sent one of the boys home to tell the rest where to come...I can't tell when I'll get home, but I will come as soon as I can."
Catherine's coquetries : A tale of French country life
"Catherine's coquetries : A tale of French country life" by Camille Debans (translated by Leon Mead). Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each Good Press edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readability for all e-readers and devices. Our goal is to produce eBooks that are user-friendly and accessible to everyone in a high-quality digital format.
