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Cottonwood
In West Texas in the summer of 1937, Cottonwood tells the story of two families thrown together by tragedy and the bounds of racial injustice. Sheriff Rube Whitlock is faced with raising his two young sons after the death of his infant daughter leaves his wife too grief stricken to care for them. Overwhelmed with the responsibility, Rube hires Esther, a local black woman whose husband has just purchased his second mule and ignited a stirring of dissonance and contempt within the usually quiet community. As Esther's relationship with the Whitlock family grows, animosity percolates in the dim-lit bars and shacks leading to an explosive secret that will bond a lifelong friendship.
The Advocate
The Advocate is a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) monthly newsmagazine. Established in 1967, it is the oldest continuing LGBT publication in the United States.
Dean's List
Every marriage has secrets. Some are deadly. Lydia Harris knows her marriage to Dean has problems, but when she finds a box of news clippings he took great pains to conceal, the problems go from disappointing to dangerous. Nation-wide murders... in cities where he has traveled. She doesn't want to believe him capable of such violence, so she searches for clues to explain the hidden clippings. As the evidence begins to mount, Lydia is torn. Dean seems to be trying to rekindle their lost spark, and she yearns for what they'd once had. But can she look past her own feelings to uncover the truth, or will she be next on his list? Dean's List is a nail-biting psychological thriller penned by the multi-talented Stacy Claflin. Pick up your copy today! (Dean's List is a standalone following the USA Today bestselling Gone Trilogy. You don't need to have read the other books to read Dean's List.)
Among Branches
Intrigue and suspense-filled anticipation draws the reader into a network, involving embezzlement and kidnapping, within a prominent Financial Organization. Criminal minds challenge and attempt to out-maneuver each other, deception is the key element, which control and order the state of affairs. At the heart of it all, CEOS are seemingly silent and Police Officials are given false information to deflect attention from the core of whats really going on. Local Police and International Espionage Experts converge on the case, from different angles. The Police are initially focused on unearthing fraud possibilities, while International Espionage Experts, have only one goal in mind, the capture of the internationally known, and technologically savvy culprit.
Poorly Understood
Work hard to get ahead; the poor are mostly minorities in inner cities living lazily off of welfare fraud; the government spends more on welfare than anywhere else in the world; America is a land of equal opportunity with easy social mobility for all. These are but a handful of the many myths about poverty in America, some of which have persisted for decades, with significant and harmful consequences on our social policy, our social compacts, and ourselves.Poorly Understood seeks to challenge and debunk these myths, along the way asking tough questions about how and why they have persisted and what it would take to replace them with true stories.
