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Mourning Bay
A prominent local woman drives to beautiful Mourning Bay on the Oregon coast, leaves her glasses and a mysterious note on a piece of driftwood, and then walks into the bay, committing suicide - or does she? Police chief Matt Horning makes a promise to the woman's grieving husband to investigate her disappearance, but with no body, no crime scene, and no witnesses, he doesn't have much to go on. Matt's colleagues join in to solve this twisty case, but will an aggressive new detective in the Port Stirling PD upset the camaraderie of the local cops? Is it suicide or is it murder? And if it's murder, is it just the beginning of a new evil in their community? From its puzzling, mysterious opening to its shocking conclusion, Mourning Bay will remind you to not accept life at face value. Fans of Melinda Leigh, Harlan Coben, Elly Griffiths, and Kendra Elliot will devour this thrilling, suspenseful story.
Cold Rock Island
In the seventh installment of the popular A Port Stirling Mystery series, State Department Special Agent Fern Byrne takes center stage in the investigation of the death of a national hero found on a remote Pacific Ocean island.
Dark Sand
One of the world's leading geologists, British Lord Phineas Stuart, has gone missing in this classic whodunit, book 4 in A Port Stirling Mystery series.
Code: Tsunami
Kay Jennings' third novel in A Port Stirling Mystery series takes readers to the rugged, remote Oregon coast, and looks at contemporary problems along with an historical murder mystery.
Cold Rock Island
The body of a military hero is found hanging from a rafter on a mysterious island in the Pacific Ocean owned by a renowned billionaire from the west coast. Local Port Stirling law enforcement is called in to investigate.
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Your Journey to New Health: Lifestyle Approaches to Address Chronic Health Conditions
Are you ready to take "Your Journey to New Health"? Donna Kay Jennings, PMHNP-BC, wrote this book to share the latest research-based ideas on health and wellness and to give practical solutions that can help you completely restore your health. In this book, you will: - Discover the Right Amount of Exercise for You - Learn How to Identify and Manage Your Stress Level - Create Achievable Goals Toward Your Journey to New Health - Read about the Many Functional Medicine Food Plans Available to You - Find Ways to Modify Your Lifestyle That Are Practical, Realistic, and Effective "Kay's passion, dedication, and knowledge of functional medicine shines through this book " - Dr. Charlie Webb, Leading Expert in Optimizing Health "'Your Journey to New Health' serves up a simple approach to restoring and maintaining one's health." - Lin Van Gelder, Retired Business Professional "This book will change the way you think about your lifestyle." - Ari Gronich, Sports Performance Specialist, and Bestselling Author
Stories That Changed the World
The idea of the "story" often conjures up the kinds of tales we encountered as children, ones that swept us away to different times and places, took us on adventures we could never have experienced under the protection of our families. And this may well illustrate the power of the story at its most fundamental level - to transport us out of ourselves, offer us experiences that we may otherwise never have, and allow us to empathize with the characters that have them. Join Dr. Mary Kay Jennings, professor of literature and creative writing, on this adventure through the history of the story from Mesopotamia to the late 20th century in the Humanities Mini Text: Stories that Changed the World. A...
Dark Sand
One of the world's leading geologists, British Lord Phineas Stuart, has gone missing in this classic whodunit, book 4 in A Port Stirling Mystery series.
Code
A decades-old skeleton with a bullet in its skull, and a natural disaster give Port Stirling, Oregon, police chief Matt Horning all he can handle. Contemporary problems and an ugly story in Oregon's history make this a riveting read.
