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A Life for a Life
“Five Stars! The tale immediately drew me in, into the town, into the intriguing mystery, and into the people. A real treat to read." ~Deb, Amazon Hall of Fame Top 100 Reviewer Laurel Falls, N.C., 1985: My life was saved by a murder. At the time, of course, I didn’t understand that. I just knew I was having the best year of my life. Given all the terrible things that happened, I should be ashamed to say it, but that year was a blessing for me. It all started with a wave. Della Kincaid and her dog, Jake, driving by, staring at the For Sale sign in front of Daddy’s store. Before long, she’d bought it. She explained she was done with being a crime reporter in Washington, D.C., tired of ...
Contemporary Hawaiʻi Woodworkers
"A journey into the lives and minds of 36 artists creating fine wood art in the Hawaiian Islands. From furniture makers to sculptors, woodturners to woodcarvers, they all thrive here, surrounded by Hawaiʻi's abundance"--Publisher's description.
Welcome the Little Children
Life hasn't finished throwing challenges at Abit Bradshaw and Della Kincaid. When they meet Astrid, a sprite of a girl whose mother is missing from her isolated mountain home, they get entangled in the investigation. Along the way, they come face-to-face with the lies and secrets of their own families.
Why We Sleep
"Sleep is one of the most important but least understood aspects of our life, wellness, and longevity ... An explosion of scientific discoveries in the last twenty years has shed new light on this fundamental aspect of our lives. Now ... neuroscientist and sleep expert Matthew Walker gives us a new understanding of the vital importance of sleep and dreaming"--Amazon.com.
The Roads To Damascus
He got what he'd always wanted ... then lost it. Trying to find it again could cost him everything. Abit Bradshaw finally made it back to school--only to be thrown out when a trio of con artists fleeced his school and blamed him.
WORDS AT WORK
Do you dread writing at work? Maybe even procrastinate until the eleventh hour? Are you ready to write with ease and feel inspired on the job? Lynda McDaniel, author of award-winning Words at Work has helped thousands of writers like you to overcome their fear of writing and start writing with confidence. Whatever you write at work, you'll do it more effectively and creatively once you've read this book. "Catch the spirit in this book and follow the suggestions. I guarantee your writing will improve, and you'll be a happier communicator." -Thomas Moore, best-selling author of Care of the Soul Words at Work shows everyone from executives and entrepreneurs to up-and-coming staffers how to writ...
After the Hero's Welcome
As an American asked to serve, I was prepared to fight, to be wounded, to be captured and even prepared to die, but I was not prepared to be abandoned. It is that one American is not worth the effort to be found, we, as Americans, have lost. These are the words of Captain Eugene Red McDaniel, who for six years was prisoner of war during the Vietnam War. For three of those years, he was listed missing in action. During those tumultuous years, his wife Dorothy McDaniel clung to her faith, knowing that he was still alive. It was her fight to find information on her POW husband, and his subsequent release from a North Vietnam prison that prompted them both to fight to have the United States government conduct search and rescue missions for prisoners they believed were still being held. In this 20th anniversary edition of After the Hero's Welcome, read the story that shows the war didn't end for either Dorothy or her husband when he was released. The war on behalf of the many POWs still in North Vietnam prisons was just getting started.
Silent Tide
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Deep in the Forest
"The characters have such depth, the stories are unique, and they keep your attention from start to finish." ~T. R. Williams Hampshire, England, 2006: I should've known not to visit Nigel Steadman; trouble followed him closer than his shadow. But I’d finally made it all the way to Dublin, and it seemed a shame not to hop across the Irish Sea to see my old friend. Besides, he’d always said for me to come stay with him in London. It wasn’t till I called from Dublin that I learned he’d moved to the New Forest in the south of England. Goodbye London before I ever met you—and hello heartache. That’s where Nigel roped me into doing some undercover work checking out the Ownbey gang he w...
Appalachia
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