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Once to Every Man
Just before her sixteenth birthday, missionary Reena Pavane stepped onto African soil and called it home. Four years later, she's swept from her post in Huzuni amid rumblings of war by British photojournalist Jim Stone, a man who loves East Africa and wants to tell its story and show its many faces. Staying true to their separate callings is complicated by their unexpected feelings for each other. When Stone leaves hurriedly for a top-secret story but doesn't have his malaria medicine, Reena enlists the help of black man Dakimu Reiman to help her find Stone. Deep in the jungle, they discover Stone is being held by militants, and death for all seems inevitable. The lives of Stone, Reena, and ...
Samuel Hayden Green and Elizabeth Cain
The Green family moved from Virginia to Kentucky, and then to Howard County, Missouri; 1765-1978.
Applause
After admiring UCLAs popular English professor and poet, Dr. William Langley for eleven years, twenty-seven-year-old graduate student Sela Hart is finally accepted into one of his exclusive creative writing classes. She has had her own work published and studied in Africa, and he has had a stressful twenty-year marriage to a lesbian woman while struggling to balance his world with the demands of academia. But the forty-year-old Langley is intrigued by Selas strange stories, while she is drawn to his emotional reeling at the sudden death of his wife in a horrendous car accident. The two become friends and then lovers, being touched along the way by Langleys late wifes gay friends, a Tanzanian...
What Love Has Done
Kivuli Farley is an East African teen who has already suffered a tumultuous childhood when she arrives in America to meet the Roses who had been patrons and friends of her great-grandfather for four decades. Spirited and generous, Kivuli is anxious to learn more about her Maasai ancestor buried in Nevada before she was born. But the present journey proves to be as challenging as the past when she discovers a secret the old African had kept that led to a devastating tragedy for the Rose family. What Kivuli desires above all is to find a way for those still wounded to heal and a path to redemption for two women worlds apart: an incarcerated child abductor, and the killer she knows best her own...
Cain/Westbrook
This book is about the handsome and charismatic Marcus Cain and his beautiful wife Elizabeth Westbrook, held together by their undying love for each other and their children. After ten years of sheer bliss, Elizabeth finds that they are expecting their fourth child when their worlds are torn apart, not only by people they trust and depend on, but by those who have stood in their shadows for years seeking an opportunity to take revenge against the couple. Marcus is the only suspect for killing his trusted employee after beating him unmercifully in front of witnesses, but who had the most to gain by killing the financier, Marcus himself? Elizabeth decides to plot her own revenge against her husband''s concubine, but finds that she''s no master mind when it comes to deceiving her husband. Her romantic trysts with Queen Victoria''s one time body guard creates doubt in her own mind to remaining faithful to her husband. Could the couple over come the threat of losing the shipping company that made Marcus powerful and welthy? Riveting and often devastating news keeps their tale spinning out of control.
Almost Paradise
When Serena Skye applies to work with abused and troubled horses in the round pen at an isolated Nevada guest ranch, she instantly notices that her prospective boss, Julian Rose, is drop-dead gorgeous. After he hires her, Serena begins to work her magic with the horses all while secretly pining for Julian. But Serena has no idea that underneath the brilliance of equines runs a dangerous ground that will soon propel her on an unexpected journey through the darkness of insanity. After just two days, Serena has already impressed Julian with her wrangling skills, saved his life, and shared a passionate kiss with him. As they cautiously begin a romantic relationship, Julian discloses that he has ...
The Mark of Cain
It is 1925. Ossian Cain-a widowed black doctor with a teen daughter, a new wife and baby, and a dentist brother-buys a home in a white neighborhood in a northern industrial city. On their second night, the Cains are threatened by a mob that calls for lynching and hurls rocks through their windows. During the confrontation, a white man is shot dead. The entire family is arrested and charged with first degree murder. Summoned by the local NAACP, legal legend Charles Durham, defender of the damned, comes to town to try to keep the Cains out of the electric chair. Like Inherit the Wind, The Mark of Cain is a courtroom drama with one foot in the history that inspired it and the other in the turbulent time in which it was born.
