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The Contract
When four friends decide to share the perfect dress ... magic happens Strapped for cash, artist Hayley Spencer is forced to paint and sell shabby-chic furniture to keep her fledgling B&B afloat. When the opportunity to "unofficially" promote her B&B at an exclusive trade show results in an evening with billionaire Sam Morgan, she can't believe her bad luck. It gets worse. Her embarrassing life choice follows her home, where she contracts to care exclusively for Sam's ailing father at the B&B for one year. Now Sam flies up to Laurel Valley every weekend. This was all about his father's recovery, not the shy B&B hostess who's extremely agreeable to look at, right? Hayley and Sam's tussles are at times heartbreaking, other times laugh-out-loud hilarious, and always lead them back to the undeniable truth, Sam and Hayley together could be magic.
No Regrets
When four friends decide to share the perfect dress ~~~ magic happens After Joe MacKinnon rear-ends Darby Walker's camper van, Darby needs a place to recover, and judging by what she sees in the MacKinnon household, they need her more. But Darby believes things happen for a reason... Soon there's life in the MacKinnons' ranch house where before there had only been sadness and dust bunnies; sunshine and laughter where there had only been silence and recrimination. Change can be good, but Darby's changes tend to be messy... with Joe on clean-up duty. Still, Joe discovers that under Darby's rainbow hair, sassy T-shirts and can-do attitude lives a tender soul. And a secret connection with Joe's past...
The Princess & the B&B
When four friends decide to share the perfect dress ~~~ magic happens When Cat Morgan agrees to take over her new sister-in-law's B&B, it's perfect timing. Being a movie production assistant is kind of like running a B&B, right? Problem solving, soothing ruffled feathers, pulling miracles out of a hat, keeping the talent happy... Cat's got this. The cooking part...? The closest Cat's ever gotten to cooking is lining up at the crafts services food truck with the rest of the movie location crew. She's pretty sure she can fake it. That's what bakeries, deli's, and take-out restaurants are for girls like Cat. On arrival, Cat gets the alarming news her humiliating teenage crush, Harlan Kennedy will be staying at the B&B—permanently! Wait a minute! This demands an immediate change of plans. A rash promise she just can't keep has Cat Morgan running for the exit... Too late—she's on her own. And there's the inconvenient fact that Cat's heartbeat still kicks into overdrive whenever the horrible Harlan Kennedy is around...
The Real Ireland
The Real Ireland is the first study of Irish documentary film, but more than that, it is a study of Ireland itself--of how the idea of Ireland evolved throughout the twentieth century and how documentary cinema both recorded and participated in the process of change. More than just a film studies work, it is a discussion of history, politics and culture, which also explores the philosophical roots of the documentary idea, and how this idea informs concepts of society, self and nation. It features rare and previously unseen illustrations and a detailed documentary filmography, the first of its kind in print anywhere.
After the Party
When four friends decide to share the perfect dress ~~~ magic happens The whole crazy thing began as a bold stunt at a dull company retirement party... Laura Winthrop had no idea of what was happening behind the scenes at Saunders Industries until reporter Dean D'Angelo sweeps her up in his undercover investigation. Dean just got himself a partner, Laura Winthrop, lady exec at Saunders's Industries, and the absolutely last person he wants by his side. How did this happen? As Laura and Dean squabble their way through their "joint" investigation, Laura is surprised to find she's pretty good at subterfuge: * on-the-fly disguises * secret files * midnight swims * ER visits * Chinese takeout stakeouts. Peek into this sometimes dangerous, always fun tug-of-war between Laura and Dean and see if you don't think these two were made for each other.
Dirty Deeds for Beginners
Something Stinks in Junction Village My dog Leo's early morning "Conference" with a local skunk has me knocking at the pharmacy door frantic for a remedy—and finding a body instead. Turns out the pharmacist isn't—wasn't—a nice guy. While the cops take their time arriving on scene, upset customers pile up at the door like lemmings. The angry client with a beef about his prescription—again! The fragile wife in need of protection; the nervous partner who shows up late without explanation, and the investigating cop and new widow's exchanged look of understanding. What's that all about? Is it just me, or could one of these people be the murderer? Now add in the dirty deeds happening around my Dog Rescue build site and my very unhappy neighbors, all looking to sell to an eager developer whose plans include purchasing my land! I have no choice. I must solve this thing before all I've worked for here goes up in smoke.
Gaslighting for Beginners
Ready for My Close-up? You won't believe me when I tell you that I, Nikki Lawry, a mere-mortal dog walker, was hired onto a Jessica Tate movie set as the animal wrangler—to one tiny Yorkie! A big shout out to my best friend Kim for getting me the gig. The job isn't as advertised, of course. Why is it never that easy? Turns out Jessica is kind of a wing-nut, and there's a hired detective here at the mansion to investigate any on-set crime—and he has his own stage name! Hollywood, huh? When a real-life murder comes to light and is quickly covered up, what started out as a lucky break turns dangerous. Since I've already spent the money Jessica paid me, and Kim and I are stuck here, I have no choice but to poke around on the sly. I may not have a stage name, but I know enough to follow the clues, amateur detective-style.
Blackmail for Beginners
The Dangers of Glamping... My name is Nikki Lawry and I’m hosting my very first “Who’s the Boss” dog training camp retreat to finance my dream of a dog rescue center. I picked the perfect spot, a private site up on Eagle Mountain. Fresh air, good food, good company, and relaxed dog training demonstrations. I have high hope for my canine getaways. Now I have a campsite full of dog owners who already know one another. And have issues… Did they not get the memo about good company? Yikes! How did I end up in the middle of this? Things settle nicely, until a client turns up dead—with not one single camper heart-broken over it. Is my retreat business finished before it’s even begun? Yup, it’s come to that—me, Nikki Lawry, dog walker extraordinaire—looking for clues...
The Wish List
When four friends decide to share the perfect dress ~~~ magic happens… On a whim, Maggie makes a man wish list: *Must be single *Must have a job *Must not still live with his mother *Must have his own teeth What Maggie really wants in a man: *A man who can slow dance *A man who can make her laugh *A man who can read between the lines Harmless fun, until Maggie's list goes public. Now she's flooded with offers to rectify her "unfortunate" situation. Surprisingly, her new (and let's just say it here because it's just the truth) mysterious neighbor Quinn Carter offers to help. He'll set up a series of blinds dates with the more promising candidates, acting as her substitute big brother. Should she be flattered or insulted? So begins their grand social experiment: 12 dates in 12 nights. What could go wrong?
England, My England and Other Stories
The fourteen short stories collected in this volume were written between 1913 and 1921, most of them against the background of the 1914-18 War. All but one were published in slightly different versions by magazines and periodicals on both sides of the Atlantic. Ten were selected and revised by Lawrence for his collection England, My England published in 1922 in the United States and 1924 in Britain. Some of the stories included in this volume are "Tickets Please", "The Blind Man", "Monkey Nuts", "Wintry Peacock", "Hadrian", "Samson and Delilah", "The Primrose Path", "The Horse-Dealer's Daughter", and "The Last Straw". The texts aim to recover Lawrence's own intentions, which editors and publishers all too frequently ignored or altered. Where possible, manuscripts and corrected typescripts are used as base-texts. The introduction traces the composition and revision of the stories, setting them in the context of Lawrence's life and work. The textual apparatus gives variant readings, and explanatory notes identify sources, references and quotations. The 1915 version of "England, My England" is given in an appendix.
