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Kate Can't Stop
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Only the Lucky
Bucolic Painters Mill is plunged into darkness in this new short mystery, from the New York Times bestselling author of Among the Wicked, featuring Chief of Police Kate Burkholder. It’s Friday the 13th in Painters Mill and rumors of an Amish “rager”—a huge outdoor party rife with underage drinking—puts Chief of Police Kate Burkholder and her small department on edge. To make matters worse, Painters Mill is in the midst of a county-wide power outage. At the height of the rager, a teenage Amish girl is attacked with a hammer and left for dead. Kate is called to the scene—an abandoned farm teeming with loud music and rowdy behavior—to find the girl unconscious and bleeding from a head wound. With the girl in a coma and an unknown attacker on the loose, Kate must discover who would want to hurt her, and why, before it’s too late.
Sita
Presents moment-by-moment record of the fading of love, with all of its agony and false-dawn respites. This book follows the disintegration of the author's love affair with a woman who is ten years her senior, a veteran of several marriages, and the mother of grown children.
High on a Windy Hill
This long out-of-print genealogical reference has become much sought after by residents of Washington County, Virginia, and the numerous scattered descendants of that county's forefathers. The work identifies 333 Washington County cemeteries and cites the inscriptions of each tombstone. Seven detailed maps aid in locating the burial sites. This edition also includes a newly compiled comprehensive index of more than 2,400 surnames, many of which include multiple entries.
Rescuing our Underachieving Sons
RESCUING OUR UNDERACHIEVING SONS is a book written for school administrators, teachers, and parents of very young or school-age sons. This book offers an analysis of one of the really serious issues faced by parents, teachers and all of society, that of the underachievement of boys in the education system. Extensively documented, the book examines how the education system contributes to the underachievement of boys, and the factors which result in many boys failing in school. Meticulous research, combined with personal insights gained by Dr. Brown in his 40 years in education in Canada and the United Kingdom results in an interesting narrative that challenges those with responsibility for helping all children to achieve their full potential.
Martian Maelstrom
"Martian Maelstrom" continues the Martian Colonies series. In this edition, Detective Kate Hammer investigates three cases in the ever-evolving and turbulent colonies on the Red Planet. In the first story, Kate tracks down the murderer of three brothers from a wealthy family while also trying to break up a human trafficking ring. The second story focuses on the threat a right-wing militia poses for the colonies and for one family in particular. The third story centers on a new colony where residents are ordered to take their own lives at age seventy-five to control overcrowding, an edict that leads to murder. These thrilling and provocative stories are sure to make readers think about what the future may hold for humanity.
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Hammer Soup
Kate keeps her house neat and tidy, and her garden filled with fruit and vegetables which she tends busily. So when Bruce builds a shack near her, she is not best pleased. Even worse, he won't listen to her advice, but ignores the weeds multiplying around him while he goes off fishing. When his shack is blown away in a winter storm, she finds she can't just tell him he deserves it, but takes him in, and feeds him soup.
