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Aftermath
A young woman finds her entrapped in small Southern town's labyrinth of deceit.
Watch What You Say
To what lengths will a woman go to save her family? Web-radio personality Bo Riccardi is pushed beyond her mental and physical limits when her husband, Oscar, is kidnapped by a man from her dark past. The abductor commands her to interview him live on her show, with Oscar's life on the line.Giving in, though, creates an endless nightmare for Bo, as Oscar's captor begins to destroy her career and alienate everybody she loves.Bo's secret asset is chromesthesia, seeing colorful shapes that reveal the intentions behind anyone's speech. She can literally watch what they say. But relying too much on this gift renders her vulnerable to the madman's purpose, making her even less likely to rescue Oscar--and escape the guilt and shame that binds her to the kidnapper.
The Caretaker
A world-class ballerina loses her left leg in an auto accident, and with it, she loses her entire identity. After striving her entire life to establish a place in the grueling world of professional ballet, Sarah Gordon must reinvent herself. But as Sarah attempts to forge her new life, her husband's guilt turns him into an overbearing and meticulous caretaker. The couple must navigate their new roles and find the perfect balance of love and independence, or risk losing their marriage completely.George Weinstein's masterful contemporary fiction offers a provocative collision of trauma, tragedy, and hope. The Caretaker is a graceful romantic novel that bewitches readers with irresistible imagery and characters to fall in love with.
Return to Hardscrabble Road
ROGER "BUD" MACLEOD AND HIS TWO BROTHERS return to the ramshackle home of their youth, on emergency leave from the military after the murder of their reviled father. Instead of having the festive reunion they'd planned with Mama and their sister, the three soldiers are flung into a series of violent confrontations with old and new rivals plus double trouble: Papa's siblings. In their way, Harvey and Rutha MacLeod are even more brutal than Papa, hellbent on claiming the legacy they believe he left for them and willing to run over anybody in their way. Picking up where the critically acclaimed Hardscrabble Road left off, Return to Hardscrabble Road delves even deeper into Roger's growth from tormented boy to determined young man at the crossroads of everything he loves and fears. This time, he doesn't merely have to survive-he must save his whole misbegotten family without sacrificing his soul.
Hardscrabble Road
The entire MacLeod clan is haunted by secrets--and young Roger "Bud" MacLeod doesn't realize he carries the biggest secret of all. Growing up poor in Depression-era South Georgia is hard enough, but Bud is also cursed with a stutter and a birthmark that disfigures his face. His hateful father and amoral mother make life worse still, despite his brothers' efforts to shield him.To survive, Bud must discover his strengths and confront the sins of his parents. First, though, he'll need to grasp his own truth: that he can't embrace his future until he comes to terms with his past.
The Five Destinies of Carlos Moreno
During the Great Depression, the U.S. government illegally deported more than a million Mexican-American citizens to make room on the welfare rolls and alleviate unemployment for white Americans. Carlos Moreno is a young man who has known only hardship and poverty, chasing rumors of work across Texas during the 1920s. Pursued by a renegade Texas Ranger who thinks he holds the key to a secret, Carlos takes refuge in "Little Mexico," Houston's colorful, boisterous barrio. He picks the worst possible time to fall in love. As the U.S. launches its repatriation campaign, the ranger joins forces with Immigration agents to step up his personal manhunt. Now Carlos and his wife will have to rely on their courage and ingenuity to avoid a dragnet that will ensnare an entire population.
International Review of Cytology
International Review of Cytology presents current advances and comprehensive reviews in cell biology-both plant and animal. Articles address structure and control of gene expression, nucleocytoplasmic interactions, control of cell development and differentiation, and cell transformation and growth. Authored by some of the foremost scientists in the field, each volume provides up-to-date information and directions for future research. Somite Formation and Patterning Morphogenesis of the Egg Shell in Drosophila Cell Biology of Cytochrome P-450 in the Liver Alternative Protein Sorting Pathways Structural Correlates of the Transepithelial Water Transport Membrane Trafficking and Processing in Paramecium Role of Natural Benzoxazinones in the Survival Strategy of Plants
Aftermath
Janet Wright left tiny Graylee, Georgia at five, when her mother fled a destructive marriage. Now forty and reinventing herself after a failed engagement, Janet returns as the sole inheritor of her recently murdered father's valuable estate. Life should be easy, but she can't resist pulling at the threads of the apparently open-and-shut case. Before long, she finds herself tangled in Graylee's web of secrets, lies, and scandals -- and in fear of her own life.
Somitogenesis
The chapters contained in this two-volume set provide a broad perspective on the novel strategies and conceptual paradigms that drive the current resurgence of interest in somitogenesis - the process by which somites form and elaborate differentiated tissues and structures. Because somites are a ubiquitous feature of vertebrate embryos, they can be studied in a variety of experimental animal models including those amenable to genetic (zebrafish, mammalian), molecular/genetic (mammalian, avian) as well as those already well established for classical experimental embryological and cell biological studies (amphibians, avian). The wide variety of experimental approaches to somitogenesis that are...
