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For over forty years Iannis Xenakis has been one of the major figures in contemporary music, this is the first ever study of his music published in English.
Harley Graves and ?his dog Patch are ambushed by a pack of wild dogs. ?After a fierce struggle, they win the battle -- but ?Patch is mortally wounded. As Harley carries his old friend home one last time, he finds another victim of the pack-- a small , badly injured mutt. ?Something in the pups eyes captivates Harley whose veterinarian proclaims him nothing but ?a bag of bones, and the name sticks. Boney soon becomes well-known but ?is teased by the town ?bullies about his torn ear and other battle scars. Harley, however, knows that its not ?how Boney ?looks but what is behind his eyes and in his heart that matters. Boney ?proves this the night Harley is seriously wounded during a terrible storm and sends Boney ?to ?find help. ?Against overwhelming odds, ?the little dog makes his way over 22 treacherous miles, fighting ?nature and the wild dog pack ?to save his ?master. Boneys ?story of courage, loyalty and ?unconditional love will be enjoyed by readers of all ages.
Author Clara Jobson's childhood was steeped in violence, rape, and molestation. She and her brother, James, witnessed their father beating their mother regularly. The two children lived in a world of fear and deceit. Changing Chapters is a story of surviving a childhood from hell. It's about witnessing domestic violence at the highest level and what effect it had on Clara and her brother. It's about sexual abuse and a household full of secrets, lies, and deceit. It tells of a terrible start for two young children, the beginning of a lifetime of extraordinary events for them both. In this memoir, Clara discusses her brother's life as he became involved with two bike clubs and also tells about his murder and how that affected her. But Changing Chapters also shares how Clara found the courage and strength to change her path to become a survivor with hope and a new direction.
South Fork Inn is a suspenseful whodunit with a memorable heroine, a dynamic plotline and plenty of romance and drama to keep you hooked from the first few pages. Author Jennifer Bond's first rate debut novel is a rare treat-curl up on the couch and get ready for a great read.-Harley and Josh Blake are in a nowhere marriage and Harley is itching for a new life. Josh is a well-established, wealthy doctor, but Harley's nature is to follow her heart and create a little drama along the way. Harley takes an art class and soon has the professor following her around like a love-struck stalker. But Harley wants more than small town life in Maine can give so she takes a good-looking stranger up on his offer to move to sunny California. Harley's drama is just beginning as she meets a hunky lifeguard and takes a job at a local inn. Both of them become suspects in a kidnapping and suddenly, murder and mayhem become parts of her life, and Harley can trust no one. Harley has to find out who the real kidnapper is before he or she shuts her up for good.Bond's book delivers a right on target read with a spunky protagonist-you'll wish this one doesn't end.