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Linda Morris
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Cherry Hill
Content: Before Opie lived in Mayberry, Beaver and Wally in Mayfield, and Betty, Bud and Kathy in Springfield, there were thousands of little Black children experiencing the same quality of life in Cherry Hill, a post WWII planned suburban community containing a public housing project on a southeastern peninsula of Baltimore City. These children had a sense of being loved, being free, being safe, and above all, having the space they needed to stretch out and enjoy small town living. They could play all day with their friends, skate and ride their bikes all over town, and chase the ice cream man's truck, with the admonishment to be home by the time the streetlights came on. The author was one of those children, and she rallied sixty or so of her Cherry Hill contemporaries to share what life was like for them in what they know to be a special place and time.
Melting the Millionaire's Heart
A satisfying category romance novella from Entangled's Lovestruck imprint... One night, two strangers, and enough heat to melt the secret coming between them... Special-needs teacher Kayla Johnston kisses her New Year's Eve plans goodbye when she's cajoled into attending a swanky fundraiser for her school at a remote estate. But instead of schmoozing with the would-be donor, a massive snowstorm sends Kayla careening off the road, straight into the path of a wickedly handsome stranger. When their chemistry ignites, Kayla's New Year's Eve begins to show some seriously sexy promise... After hearing about the selfish "gazillionaire" who ruined her New Year's Eve, reclusive entrepreneur Ryan Langford can't bring himself to admit that he's the millionaire responsible for the fundraiser. Besides, he'd much rather be marooned in a cabin with the enticing teacher he can't resist. But if he wants a chance with Kayla, he'll have to find a way to reveal his real identity before the snow melts and she disappears from his life. Previously released on Entangled's Ever After imprint - December 2012
Screwball
Passion dominates the diamond in the second novel in this fun and flirty baseball romance series by the author of High Heat. Paul Dudley, president of the Plainview Thrashers, is spinning out of control. Preserving his family's baseball legacy in these tough times takes everything he's got, and constant clashes with his father have left him struggling for authority over the team and even his own future. So when sports reporter Willow Bourne, a one-night-stand from a year ago, walks back into his life, he knows he can’t give into his feelings for her—no matter how strong they are. Willow never expected to see Paul again, and she’s got her reasons for keeping her distance. Except the mor...
Lives Before Mine
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Love Me at Midnight
MELTING THE MILLIONAIRE'S HEART by Linda Morris Special needs teacher Kayla Johnston is supposed to be schmoozing at a swanky school fundraiser. Instead, she careens into a snowbank on the side of the road...straight into the path of a wickedly handsome stranger. When their chemistry ignites, Kayla’s New Year’s Eve begins to show some seriously sexy promise... YOURS AT MIDNIGHT by Robin Bielman Four years ago, Quinn Sobel gave Lyric Whetsone the night of her life...then disappeared. Now he’s back to make amends, but Lyric has a secret that could drive Quinn from her life forever. ONE NIGHT IN VEGAS by C.M. Stone Eliza knows plenty about sexy cowboy Christian Yerrick, the man who crushed her heart when they were kids. Back in town, she’s determined to avoid Chris altogether...until she accidentally rear-ends his truck on New Years Eve, and the fireworks between them burn hotter than the Vegas Strip...
Gender Play in Mark Twain
Huckleberry Finn dressing as a girl is a famously comic scene in Mark Twain's novel but hardly out of character--for the author, that is. Twain "troubled gender" in much of his otherwise traditional fiction, depicting children whose sexual identities are switched at birth, tomboys, same-sex married couples, and even a male French painter who impersonates his own fictive sister and becomes engaged to another man. This book explores Mark Twain's extensive use of cross-dressing across his career by exposing the substantial cast of characters who masqueraded as members of the opposite sex or who otherwise defied gender expectations. Linda Morris grounds her study in an understanding of the era's...
Personnel Literature
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