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A Place to Love
A new romance from author Emilee Hines, set in a small Virginia city on the waterfront. Joanna loved her neighborhood near the water, but the possibility of a power plant and, worse, a coal dumper being built on a nearby marshland would have filled her home with noise, covered it in coal dust and lowered its value. Mid-Atlantic Utilities was the enemy... so why was she falling for its representative? David was drawn to Joanna because of her spirited love of the land. But he wasn't just Mid-Atlantic's rep, he was its president. Joanna's protests were threatening his business... so why couldn't he stop seeing her? How many secrets can they keep from each other before their relationship is doomed?
East African Odyssey
In East Africa on the eve of independence three cultures--African, Asian and European--vie for control of the emerging countries. A group of young American teachers arrive, full of idealism and a sense of adventure. In this exotic atmosphere they find career satisfaction, lifelong friendships, romance, and heartache. They change Africa, but Africa changes them more.
The Little Lost Elephant
The little elephant lived happily in a herd until suddenly men arrived with guns and killed his mother for her tusks. The herd left him alone. What could he do? Read what happened to him before he found the herd again.
The Proposal
When Geoffrey Landon brings a marriage proposal and paid passage to Virginia from Richard Selden, Amelia knows it's meant for her sister, but pretends to be the betrothed. Wanting to escape an upcoming arranged marriage, she lies to Geoffrey and her family and sails to Virginia on the eve of the American Revolution. If war comes, she may be trapped by events, considered an enemy, and forced to return to England. On the voyage, she loses her heart to the charming, cynical Geoffrey, who has his own reasons to distrust her. Amelia dares not tell him the truth -- until it is too late.
Remarkable Virginia Women
Discover 13 extraordinary women from Virginia's past, including Pocahontas; Martha Washington; Dolley Madison; travel writer Anne Newport Royall; pioneering banker Maggie Lena Walker; Civil War spies Belle Boyd and Elizabeth Van Lew; and poet Anne Spencer.
Coffins from the Congo
A search for the missing treasury of the Congolese government and its smugglers, as well as a missing friend who may be a killer sends two searchers from Nairobi to the border of the Congo. If the searchers' cover is blown, they may become the hunted. Set in East Africa in the closing days of the British colonial system "Coffins for the Congo" is based on a real happening.
Shadows on a White Wall
The job sounded interesting when Jason Ashby offered it to Kate Flynn: social secretary to his wife Marian, plus the chance to live on a charming Virginia plantation. Of course, Jason was quite charming as well, which made Kate's decision to take the job easy. But once Kate arrives at Marbury Hill, nothing is quite as Jason described it, from the plantation to Marian to each spouse's expectations of Kate. Is Jason the weary husband of a mentally ill woman or something more sinister? Is Marian in danger or a danger to others? Kate's patience and sanity will be tested as she struggles to determine what's real, who's safe to trust and who she can love.
Virginia's Remarkable Women
How did Virginia become the amazing state that it is today you may wonder? Virginia's Remarkable Women: Daughters, Wives, Sisters, and Mothers Who Shaped History recognizes the women who shaped the Old Dominion. The lives of female teachers, writers, entrepreneurs, and artists from across the state are illuminated through short biographies. Discover fifteen extraordinary women from Virginia's past, including Pocahontas, Martha Washington, Dolley Madison, travel writer Anne Newport Royall, pioneering banker Maggie Lena Walker, Civil War spies Belle Boyd and Elizabeth Van Lew, and poet Anne Spencer.
Speaking Ill of the Dead: Jerks in Washington, D.C., History
Speaking Ill of the Dead: Jerks in Washington, D.C., history features 15 short biographies of notorious badguys, perpetrators of mischief, visionary if misunderstood thinkers, and other colorful anti-heroes from the history of the nation's capital.
Til Death Do Us Part
Are you prepared to face one of life's certainties? No, not taxes. The other one. While you swore to love each other forever, and it might feel as if you've been together forever, life on earth is unfortunately finite. Either you or your spouse is guaranteed to pass away first; will the surviving one of you be able to manage the household, maintain finances and make the appropriate arrangements for a funeral or memorial service? Til Death Do Us Part can help couples prepare for such an inevitability (and improve their organization, finances and communication to enjoy now and for years to come). It can also walk a new widow or widower through the first days and months following the loss of a spouse. Full of useful information and anecdotes from dozens of surviving spouses, this book can help you prepare for the end of life, and make the most of living.
