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Remembering Whitney
Offering an insider's perspective like no other, this is the story of Whitney's remarkable career, her highs and lows, her drug problems, her marriage to Bobby Brown and her tragic last days. Cissy describes Whitney's triumphant, heartbreaking life, from childhood memories to adult turmoil, as well as the grief of a mother coming to terms with impossible loss.
A Woman of Genius
"A Woman of Genius" by Mary Hunter Austin. 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.
A Woman of Genius
It is strange that I can never think of writing any account of my life without thinking of Pauline Mills and wondering what she will say of it. Pauline is rather given to reading the autobiographies of distinguished people—unless she has left off since I disappointed her—and finding in them new persuasions of the fundamental lightness of her scheme of things. I recall very well, how, when I was having the bad time of my life there in Chicago, she would abound in consoling instances from one then appearing in the monthly magazines; skidding over the obvious derivation of the biographist's son from the Lord Knows Who, except that it wasn't from the man to whom she was legally married, to f...
The Living Age
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Malignant Memories
After two decades in law enforcement, C.o.P. Judith Anderson has seen it all. Or so she thought... She’s more than a little taken aback when a young woman walks into her police department, holds up one of Judith’s business cards, and timidly asks if she herself is this Judith Anderson, Chief of Police. The woman has no memory of her own identity nor her past, so Judith turns to her friend, psychotherapist Kate Huntington to puzzle out Jane Doe’s history—with only the business card and some droplets of blood on her dress as clues. The same day, a naked male corpse is discovered in a sleazy motel. Could Jane be the killer? But the pieces don’t fit together well, since the victim’s ...
Molly's Christmas Orphans
From the Sunday Times and ebook bestselling author of A Wartime Christmas comes a gritty and nostlagic family saga about love, loss and keeping family together. 'Surely one of the best saga writers of her time' – Rosie Clarke 1940. Molly Swift, at 27, has already suffered the tragic loss of her two-year-old daughter Emily, to the flu outbreak of 1935. Now she waits for news of her shopkeeper husband Ted, who volunteered for the British Expeditionary Forces at the outbreak of war. Molly is intent on running the general store with the help of her retired father, Bill Keen and ex-proprietor of the business. But after the building is hit during a bombing raid and Bill is severly injured, Molly...
