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The Story of Mei Ling
Mei Ling 'The Ties That Bind' 'The Ties That Bind' is more than a catchy phase that is used to accent this book, but is the very essence of the Story of Mei Ling. Come along, step back in time to an almost forgotten period in the history of mankind. Filled with the lore of Old China and the rustic antiquity of the Old West of America, new author Jacquelyn McGloster endears you to the multi-ethnic, multicultural cast, and ties your mind and heart to them as they trek on their long and memorial journey to come together in time, body and spirit. The story takes us into the past of a small but vibrant, unusual and great family of Old China whose time sadly had come to an end, as they knew it. We...
Baby, Mine!
The story of Agatha and Devin is a sweeping saga spanning more than seventy years that begins with the tale of a misguided youth, Scott Robertson, who goes through his life living helter-skelter in ways that govern inevitable consequences. A strikingly handsome but undisciplined black male, Scott influences his unwitting juvenile counterpart, Monica Chisholm, to follow him into certain disaster. As a petty criminal, Scott, now father to seven impressionable children in the heart of the Harlem ghetto, is unchecked until he graduates into a hard-time felon and ends up feeling the full weight of his prison existence. His oldest child, Agatha, is gifted with an unimaginable strength and far-reac...
The Story Of Corinne
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A Thrilling Iron Horse Ride
The story of Marcus Stevens, a strikingly handsome, loveable street savvy black cop from a huge family out of the Harlem ghetto, who will operate on either side of the law to get justice done meets and is drawn to Arroya Baleeno, a female from the Philippines. She is a woman born into a family of males and raised in a machismo-oriented environment. She is taught to believe in the absolute power and control of the male gender. This pair trying to find a common meeting ground is destined to right a deadly wrong. Using her God's gift of brains, she becomes an excellent doctor but by not being accepted by her family in her homeland, she relocates to New York where she is instrumental in bringing...
The Ties That Bind
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A Song in My Heart
Deciding, individually to hide in plain sight; arriving to class in Long Island University at the same time they grappled determinedly for the very same seat in the very back of the large introductory program amphitheater. They were, in no particular order, Ezra Goldman, Max Ottoman, Douglas Fields and Ira Sinclair. No class was big enough for the four of them. Try as they might, they couldn’t decide who should occupy the coveted seat, so the seat went empty as the four young assuming gladiators stood guard. Each man had told their co-conspirators just why ‘he’ should be granted the seat. After hearing each argument, ‘No’ one willingly relinquished their hold on the seat. The class ended with those obstinate guys standing in a cluster around the vacant seat. Needless to say taking notes was difficult if not impossible while standing guard holding onto their undeserving possession.
Harlemites
America the beautiful. It is truly a beautiful country, comprised of hundreds and hundreds of unique cities, towns, communities, villages – all situated and spread out randomly in this wilderness, this land designated as the United States. It seemed so that we can find our way about, locating each other and finding those not lost, we identify spaces by selective names to coincide with the numerical values made possible for mapping out space. Some spaces are more populated and better known than others. Our country is divided into segments called states. There are fifty, not all attached, and they each have their own name. The subject of this book is primarily one southern state called Missi...
A Theory of Relativity
“[An] astonishing pleasure.” —Seattle Times “A graceful, moving, and compelling novel. Jacquelyn Mitchard at her finest.” —Scott Turow, author of Innocent A poignant and unforgettable novel from Jacquelyn Mitchard, author of the monumental New York Times bestsellers The Deep End of the Ocean and The Most Wanted, A Theory of Relativity is a powerful tale that explores the emotional dynamics and dramas of two families fighting for custody of a young child. The very first author selected by the Oprah Book Club, Mitchard is a matchless, wise, and warm chronicler of families and their human foibles—and A Theory of Relativity is contemporary women’s fiction at its best, a must-read for fans of Sue Miller, Jane Hamilton, and Elizabeth Berg.
