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Fallout From Our Asphalt Hell
Author/poet/journalist Gabriel Hart compresses twenty pieces of his most irreverent 'world-burning' fiction spanning 2015-2020, including the previously unpublished novelette-length American nightmare Skattertown. "Gabriel Hart is hands down one of the most energetic writers out there. In fact, I'm hard-pressed to name one besides Hunter S. Thompson off the top of my head that could crank out line after line of insightful, muscular, serpentine prose and make it look so easy. And Hart's energy isn't only apparent because he's a musician, a journalist, a fiction writer, and a poet whose seemingly tireless productivity is tough to keep up, but because the words he lays down--no matter the form or genre--are highly charged and consistently propulsive. Always. Without fail. I have yet to read a paragraph or stanza or sentence of his that I haven't reread multiple times simply out of reverence for the skill on display." -- William S. Soldan, author of In Just the Right Light
Gabriel's Heart (Mills & Boon Vintage 90s Modern)
He'd Set His Sights On Vengeance, But Was Blindsided By Love Or lust. Or something mighty powerful. Whatever it was, Gabriel Hart felt pulled toward Trina McCabe, a feisty miss with the prettiest pout in the West. But he'd be damned if he'd let her sass and charms sidetrack him from getting his just revenge!
Journey of the Heart
Caitlin Burke returns to her family in New Mexico from an Eastern school. Her horse, Night Sky, injured in an accident, has been cared for by wrangler Gabe Hart. Cait and Gabe are attracted to each other, but a threat is posed by the greedy cattle rancher Nelson Mackie to take over the Burke ranch. Sequel to Desert Hearts. American Historical Romance by Marjorie Farrell; originally published by Topaz
Gabriel's Journey
Twelve-year-old Gabriel is too young to join the fifth U.S. Colored Calvary of the Union Army, his father's regiment, as a soldier in the Civil War. He finds a job as personal groom to Champion, the unruly horse that belongs to Colonel Waite, the white commander. The Calvary receives orders to join white regiments in an attack on the Virginia salt works, so Gabriel gets ahold of a horse and a uniform and joins the troops. When his father and Colonel Waite are not among the weary and wounded who return from battle, Gabriel mounts Champion and rides to the battlefield in search of them. In the final book of the Racing to Freedom trilogy, Alison Hart continues to explore the complex relationships of the Civil War. The result is a gripping story that vividly brings to life the danger and drama of a time when war and issues of race and freedom divided the country. Background historical material, photos, and suggestions for further reading are included.
Gabe and Ian
Gabriel Cross has spent his entire life keeping a secret from his older brother. The tattoo artist all but inked the two words on his flesh, and yet Abe still hasn't figured it out. Terrified of losing the only family he has left, Gabriel keeps his mouth shut, even though he hates himself for being a coward. Ian Long loves women. After being locked up for five miserable years, he can't wait to make up for lost time, all while trying to forget about a certain someone who took care of his needs during weekly visitations. He's convinced himself that being with Gabriel was a matter of convenience and nothing more. Gabriel foolishly assumed that his secret affair with Ian would continue once he b...
Pen Pal In The Sky
Are you a parent who is grieving the loss of your parent or loved one? Do you have a young child who asks "where is your mom or dad?" Are you struggling with the reality that your lost loved one will never meet your child? Maybe you've been wondering how to engage in these conversations or how to slowly introduce your little one to the subject in an age appropriate way. This book provides an opportunity to bridge the gap between their questions and your answers. An easy to read, visually stimulating story allows parents to recapture sweet moments in time they once shared with their lost loved one, while creating a bonding experience with their child. We do not have to carry the fear of our loved ones being forgotten. The memories of those no longer with us can continue to live no today and we can keep their presence alive one story at a time.
Gabriel's Horses
In 1864 Kentucky, an enslaved boy dares to pursue his dream of becoming a jockey. Twelve-year-old Gabriel loves to help his father—one of the best horse trainers in Kentucky—care for the thoroughbred racehorses on Master Giles's farm until the violence of war disrupts their familiar daily routine. When Gabriel's father enlists in a Colored Battalion, Gabriel is both proud and worried. But his father's departure brings the arrival of Mr. Newcastle, a white horse trainer with harsh, cruel methods for handling both horses and people. Now it is up to Gabriel to protect the horses he loves from Mr. Newcastle and keep them safely out of the clutches of Confederate raiders. In this first book in the Racing to Freedom trilogy, Alison Hart explores the complex relationships of the Civil War in a gripping work of historical fiction. The result is a gripping story that vividly brings to life the danger and drama of a time when war and issues of race and freedom divided the country. Background historical material and photos are included.
BOMBSHELL FOR THE BOSS
Sadie has been in love with her boss, Ethan, for the past five years. Tired of having her feelings be unreciprocated, she decides to quit. It’s right at that moment that a baby appears at the office! The baby is the daughter of Ethan’s late friend, and now Ethan is to become the child’s legal guardian. He has decided to take in the child for the sake of his best friend, but he begs Sadie to help him out until he can find a good nanny… Now Sadie will be living with Ethan for the next month and helping him look after the baby! She convinces herself she’ll be okay, since she’s put her feelings for Ethan behind her. But can she keep her heart safe with him so near?
Reframing Yeats
Reframing Yeats, the first critical study of its kind, uses a focus on genre and allusion to engage with a broad range of W. B. Yeats's writings, examining instances of his poetry, autobiographical writings, criticism, and drama. Identifying a schism in recent Yeatsian criticism between biographical and formalist methodologies, Armstrong's study combines an historicist perspective with close attention to literary form. The result is a flexible approach that casts new light on how Yeats's texts interact with their interpretative frameworks. Cognizant of both literary and political history, this book presents new interpretations of Yeats's work. Not only does it provide fresh readings of texts such as “The Municipal Gallery Re-visited,” “Among School Children” and "The Resurrection", but it also raises important new questions concerning Yeats's relationship to Modernism and literary genre.
