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Faces in the Shadows
Faces in the Shadows Book Description "Alyssa, you do have a special gift," said Sydney Jackson, administrator of the children's hospital. Alyssa Layton, teacher and hospital volunteer, comes in to see twin girls. They were found home alone, presumed abandoned, and won't talk. Alyssa works her magic. She learns a man kidnapped their mother from her home. With this information, police close a human trafficking scam operating off the coast of Florida. The children's mother is rescued along with other hostages. Nightmares plague Alyssa's dreams. Faces drift with the shadows not allowing recognition. Chad Staley moves to the condo next door. They renew a college friendship. Chad, child psycholog...
Faces on Canvas
Greg Jackson watches Alyssa Layton as she says "I do" to Chad Staley. Like a twisting knife, the one he loves is cut from his life, but never from his heart. He returns to New York, totally immersing himself in his painting. His first art exhibition introduces him to the art world. The night of the showing, Greg is stunned. Alyssa has come from Florida to see his work displayed. He rushes to her side, calling her name. The face that looks at him when the woman whirls around is not that of his beloved. The icy cold eyes should have been warning enough to make Greg turn and flee, but he could not.
Yearbook - Association for Childhood Education International
Includes the proceedings of the annual meetings of the association.
Nice Girls Are the Best Kissers
This charming coming-of-age memoir will capture your heart from the very first page. From small town American values and parental attitudes to group dating and popular fashion trends, Fullers crisp, clear, and sometimes quirky, writing style will keep you spellbound. She refreshingly presents an in-depth look at her life in America from post WWII to the beginning of the Korean War when times and lives were a bit simpler. Her characters are real, her verbal pictures are clear and her adventures are pure. A delightful read from the beginning. -Diane Yost Roush, B.A. Albion College, retired International English Teacher.
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