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To Some Women I Have Known
A gorgeous addition to the Marie Alexander Series, these prose poems are biographical lyric essays.
When I Was Alive
When I Was Alive was an idea borne by the author when her youngest son used the term to suggest another time and place. All women and single moms can relate to this tale of one womans challenges while living in England and dealing with an unfaithful military husband. The story continues back in the states as Samantha Jensen tries to find the missing pieces of her life and put them back together again.
Child's Love
A child’s love has been filled with broken promises. At the age of eight the child ‘Liv’ embarks a journey across Canada in the luggage cargo of a bus. Liv’s biological mother, Ruby, is a self center person who realizes her ticket to freedom is having children. Welfare is Ruby’s solution to have a fun filled life and capitalizing on her beauty to ensnare men. Liv’s journey to leave this dysfunctional environment has created change with her family in Montreal and her new family in Calgary. Liv makes a promise to her siblings that she will bring them to Calgary. An impossible promise for a child to fulfil. Liv’s adoptive parents, Peter and Gayle, are loving, caring and supportive...
A Healing Touch
A story about stolen innocence and the struggles to forget, forgive, and move forward.
I Am a Prayer
The night my mom died I couldn't sleep for the fun. So begins Raymond Shackleford's confused odyssey, with the news he receives on the very first page of this novel. I Am a Prayer is about loss and it's about gifts, and the efforts we make to find meaning in life when tragedy is an inescapable aspect of love. Ray's journey takes him to a variety of venues-from a dance-club to the depths of his own past-but it will be a chance encounter with a stranger that changes everything. * PRAISE FOR NATE'S NEW AGE "Nate's New Age is funny, sexy, honest, but most of all it is wise." -Erica Eisdorfer, author of The Wet Nurse's Tale "An ambitious and gratifying piece of fiction." -Lou Lipsitz, author of If This World Falls Apart
Revolutionary Love
The Revolution has cost Verity Sterrett nearly everything. Redcoats killed her father and burned her home. Verity is forced into living with her Loyalist uncle, who is determined to marry her off to a brutal British officer among those boarding with the family. And her beloved brother and his best friend Theo, the man Verity loves, are off fighting for independence. When one of the Redcoats brags of covert plans for an ambush, Verity sees her chance to aid her cause. It’s the first step in her role as a spy in Martha Washington’s spy ring. Major Theodore Kinnard volunteered to fight for his new nation with ideals of chivalry and honor. War has shattered those ideals. Gifted at sharpshoot...
Vampire Boy
"The very first adventures of Alex Vambarey."--Cover.
