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DECEIT, LIES & BROKEN PROMISES
Diane L Manning is the first African American woman to explore the mysteries of the urban streets. Harlem, New York is the backdrop in this suspenseful mystery, where Melinda Henderson, a young, talented, woman relocates from Virginia to follow her dreams of becoming an investigative reporter. In Melinda’s senior year of college she has an opportunity to prove her skills as an Investigative reporter, when she interviews Dr. Lawrence Jacobs a world-renowned scientist. What Melinda thought to be an effortless interview turns out to be something more appalling then even she could envision. An assistant to Dr. Jacobs secretly calls Melinda to inform her of the dark gruesome research Dr. Jacobs...
Deceit, Lies and Broken Promises
Deceit, Lies and Broken Promises is a suspenseful mystery novel.Melinda Henderson is a young, vibrant student at New York University where she is majoring in Journalism, however, before she can graduate, she has to complete an internship. On the recommendation from her professor, Melinda takes a job as an intern at, "The Global Newspaper," a well known, well respected, Black owned Newspaper Company in New York. Melinda receives her first assignment: to interview, Dr. Lawrence Jacobs, world-renowned scientist at World Wide Pharmaceutical. Melinda was prepared for an easy Q&A session. However, she wasn't prepared for what she stumbled on while walking the hall of their laboratory. Melinda finds herself in the midst of an international medical scheme and she barely escapes with her life, only to find herself kidnapped by the least person she expected, creating the ultimate betrayal...DECEIT, LIES & BROKEN PROMISES..
Deceit, Lies and Broken Promises
Diane L Manning is the first African American woman to explore the mysteries of the urban streets. Harlem, New York is the backdrop in this suspenseful mystery, where Melinda Henderson, a young, talented, woman relocates from Virginia to follow her dreams of becoming an investigative reporter. In Melinda's senior year of college she has an opportunity to prove her skills as an Investigative reporter, when she interviews Dr. Lawrence Jacobs a world-renowned scientist. What Melinda thought to be an effortless interview turns out to be something more appalling then even she could envision. An assistant to Dr. Jacobs secretly calls Melinda to inform her of the dark gruesome research Dr. Jacobs w...
The Lost Girl
In The Lost Girl, James Morrison finds a compelling lens through the eyes of a young person trying to understand the world and her place in it. In stylized prose both elegant and spare, saturated with irony but fraught with tenderness, Morrison raises questions about modern life that become more pressing by the day.
Are the Golden Years Tarnished?
This book is dedicated to men and women of the 21st century who are entering or already part of the so-called golden years. It describes the changes that have occurred over the years that affect our retirement years – physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, and economically. The author includes a bibliography citing many resources for seniors as they struggle to cope with the aging process. Most of all, the book communicates a message of hope for our future, and the important role that seniors play in the future.
The Children of Willow Springs
Clint Adams stops in Willow Springs, Nebraska to visit his old friend, Sheriff Ed Crown. A small, quiet town where not much happens, soon things change dramatically. After a hotel fire and a deadly bank robbery occur, the outlaws take refuge in the Willow Springs Schoolhouse, holding the children and the teacher hostage. Since the townsfolk offer the sheriff no assistance, it falls to Clint to try to rescue the teacher and the children, and capture the outlaws without any harm coming to a single child.
Hill Country Teacher
"Hill Country Teacher charts growth and change in the work and lives of...public school teachers in the rural Texas hill country... Oral histories spanning fifty years chronicling ... the roles of eight teachers who began their teaching careers as teenagers in one- room schoolhouses under severe social restrictions. They grew up with the profession, becoming pioneers in combining marriage and teaching, in special education, and in school integration." - POLLY WELTS KAUFMAN Author of Women Teachers on the Frontier
Federal Register
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Those Good Gertrudes
This book explores the professional, civic, and personal roles of women teachers throughout American history. Its themes and findings build from the mostly unpublished writings of many women. Clifford studied personal history manuscripts in archives and consulted printed autobiographies, diaries, correspondence, oral histories, interviews to probe the multifaceted imagery that has surrounded teaching. This work surveys a long past where schoolteaching was essentially men's work, with women relegated to restricted niches such as teaching rudiments of the vernacular language to young children and socializing girls for traditional gender roles.
Quarterly Bulletin
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