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Dancing at Midnight
AWARDED THE INDIE B.R.A.G. MEDALLION FOR LITERARY FICTION. After a fifteen-year absence, Carolyn Graves has returned to her childhood home following the death of her mother. With the purpose of settling her mother's estate, Carolyn attempts to push past the emotions of their strained relationship - and her own anxiety issues - to quickly complete the process and be on her way. But as Carolyn begins to sort through her mother's private documents, she discovers a disturbing history behind her mother's early life. As a result, Carolyn learns the truth about her parent's relationship and the secret they have kept hidden for decades.
The Life of June Parker
AWARDED THE B.R.A.G. MEDALLION FOR LITERARY FICTION. (Extended Edition for previously titled Dancing at Midnight.) CCarolyn Graves has returned to her childhood home following a fifteen-year absence to settle her estranged mother's estate. As she struggles to push past the emotions and memories of their strained relationship - and her own anxiety - she attempts to quickly complete the process and be on her way. But as Carolyn begins to sort through her mother's private documents, she discovers a disturbing and unknown history behind her mother's early life. As a result, Carolyn learns the truth about her parent's relationship, and the secrets they've kept hidden for decades.
Alfred Hitchcock
Master of the macabre Hitchcock is analyzed in this volume that cover his most famous films (""Frenzy, The Birds, Psycho"") and memorable cameos in all his movies.
Watch Those Car Guys
WATCH THOSE CAR GUYS Eve used an apple...these guys used steel "Watch Those Car Guys"provides a window into the hectic, fast-moving and free-wheeling world of the automobile business during the post-war period. The absence of standardized factory prices for automobiles provided the dealer with the opportunity to manipulate prices in order to confuse customers. Quick sales by any manner were the primary objective. The pre-war practice of providing good service at fair prices for the purpose of repeat business was all but gone. Marty Stein is transformed from a respectful college sophomore into a devious automobile dealer. The greed and irresponsibility in his life parallels the practices evolving in the automobile business. His fifteen-year journey from a college sophomore to a felon leaves behind a wake that contains scores of deceived and disgruntled customers, a lover who almost dies from a bungled abortion, a son he may never see and the suicide of a trusting friend that was to a large extent Marty's fault.
The Rebecca Rioter
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So Cold a Sky
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The Other Rebecca
Witty and observant study of a second wife's integration into her writer husband's slightly alarming family.
Heaven Should Fall
Alone since her mother's death, Jill Wagner wants to eat, sleep and breathe Cade Olmstead when he bursts upon her life—golden, handsome and ambitious. Even putting college on hold feels like a minor sacrifice when she discovers she's pregnant with Cade's baby. But it won't be the last sacrifice she'll have to make. Retreating to the Olmsteads' New England farm seems sensible, if not ideal—they'll regroup and welcome the baby, surrounded by Cade's family. But the remote, ramshackle place already feels crowded. Cade's mother tends to his ailing father, while Cade's pious sister, her bigoted husband and their rowdy sons overrun the house. Only Cade's brother, Elias, a combat veteran with a ...
Rebecca's Mid-Life
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