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The Year of the Mite
All it took was a few baby chicks and a carpeted floor, and soon, Jane Ishka, a San Francisco Bay Area homesteader, literally felt her skin crawling. She—and her house, her car, and all of her belongings—had been infested by the red poultry mite, Dermanyssus gallinae. Driven from her home and bed by the biting and itching, Jane used her scientific background to figure out what was wrong, and most importantly, how to fix it.
My Name Is Jane Doe
The little girl has become a woman despite all the odds. She didn't speak for five years after witnessing the horrific drowning of her mother. After suffering years of mental, physical, sexual and psychological abuse she is free from what's gone before. She wants to live her life . but will the past let her.
Island
Abandoned at birth and shuttled among foster homes, Nikki Black decides at 28 to seek out her birth mother, intent on killing her. Wroe's Virgins, " is terrifying, logical, and utterly consuming.
Plain Jane
The photograph used on the front cover is of Jane when she was fifteen. Jane's cousin became a custodian at the Macedonian school, which Jane attended as a young girl. The government decided to raise the old building and gave her cousin the job of cleaning it out first. He came across the photo and recognized it as his cousin, Jane. He brought it to Jane's family and Jane's older sister, Alima brought it to Germany, made a copy and mailed it to Jane. It is the only photo Jane has of herself as a child and she didn't know it existed until she became an adult.
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The Voyage Home
When Anne Harrington decides to return from her father's burial by boat, she is advised strongly against it. The journey from Nigeria back to England is too long, she is warned: far better to return to her old routine as quickly as possible. But Anne is not quite alone: she has her father's belongings, and more particularly, his diaries from his time in Africa. Many years earlier, Anne's parents had made the opposite journey, arriving in Nigeria to run a mission in the east of the country. It was a time of new beginnings for her father, David, and her mother, Miriam, but also of great tensions: Miriam found local attitudes towards women restricting her role and her freedom; while David's theological differences with his staff were to have wider and more serious repercussions. For Anne, meanwhile, the voyage home is not turning out to be the haven of solitude she is hoping for. Deep inside the ship, hidden among the containers, she discovers a pair of stowaways, desperate not to be discovered. And though Anne promises not to reveal their existence to the crew, if she does not find help, one of them may die ...
DRUMTARA SERIES... The Guardians of Thomas Roberts
Drumtara, is a mythical place where witches, wizards and magical creatures once lived in harmony together until they were deceived by an evil warlock (Nicopulas) who waged war upon Drumtara. Thomas Roberts's birth parents instructed two loyal guardians to take the child to the human world to hide and protect him. A young Mary Jane Roberts, just widowed and broken-hearted, follows a strange image that mysteriously leads her to a newborn baby in her barley field on Hog Hill Farm. Unable to find the child's mother, Mary Jane Roberts names the child Thomas Roberts and claims him as her own. Unknown to Mary Jane Roberts, the two guardians from the mythical world disguised themselves as a farmhand and a maid to stay close to Thomas Roberts and protect him from the beasts that would be sent to destroy the child.
Elizabeth Jane Howard
Elizabeth Jane Howard (1923-2014) wrote brilliant novels about what love can do to people, but in her own life the lasting relationship she sought so ardently always eluded her. She grew up yearning to be an actress; but when that ambition was thwarted by marriage and the war, she turned to fiction. Her first novel, The Beautiful Visit, won the John Llewellyn Rhys prize - she went on to write fourteen more, of which the best-loved were the five volumes of The Cazalet Chronicle. Following her divorce from her first husband, the celebrated naturalist Peter Scott, Jane embarked on a string of high-profile affairs with Cecil Day-Lewis, Arthur Koestler and Laurie Lee, which turned her into a lite...
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