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"The author takes you right along with her as she protests on the barricades during the tumultuous 1960's, works in a shipyard in the 1970's, builds a health clinic in Nicaragua in the 1980s, turns 50 in Peru in 2000, and searches for inner peace and balance every step of the way. These pages reveal how Kendall did indeed fulfill her destiny as a seeker/warrior-and to the reader's good fortune is now a writer as well. Don't miss it." -Max Elbaum, author, Revolution in the Air Brimming with honesty, humor, and zeal, Kendall Hale's memoir shares her remarkable journey from youthful adolescence to thoughtful maturity in Radical Passions. Shaped within the context of major historical events from...
She gently opens the woman’s tightly clenched fist, uncurling each finger to reveal a square of folded paper hidden in her palm. Scrawled in thick crayon, beside a child’s crooked drawing of a red flower, is one word that sends a shiver through the evening mist: HELP It was supposed to be a routine road accident recovery, but the moment Detective Josie Quinn sees the passenger—pale and painfully thin, a sharp tool lodged in her stomach—it’s clear she was the victim of something far more sinister, and likely dead before the crash. Watching the driver taken away in an ambulance, questions spin through Josie’s mind. Where were these two women going? Was the driver trying to save a l...
The account of Ron Collins adventure between 2005 to 2015, werehe was falsely accused and set up by the police.
""At first glance Claire Hopple's stories appear delightfully off kilter, even laugh-out-loud funny, but the flashes of wisdom start early in this collection and they don't stop. This is a world of constant disorientation where people aim for connection and gamble on intimacy, no matter how precarious. Hopple's small towns are in decline and her families are fragile. Everybody lives here: older relatives who unravel or disappear; a sibling tipping over into frightening criminality; three generations of women with the same name in the same house who manage to lose each other; a hitchhiker who proves the lie of American life; a couple of friends from childhood, forever connected in a web of communal memory. After watching Hopple's characters question the scripts they've been handed, we are left to marvel at the hard work of being lost."" Jan Stinchcomb, author of 'Find the Girl'
Fragments of the Past: Two Tales of Love, Honor, and Fate Step back into the late 18th century with "Fragments of the Past," a captivating historical fiction novel that weaves together two poignant stories of love, honor, and the unyielding forces of fate. In "Taryn Pearl," meet Taryn, a young woman whose life takes a dramatic turn when she is forcibly taken from her home and coerced into an arranged marriage. Trapped between societal expectations and her own desires, Taryn must navigate a world where honor and reputation are held above all else. Will she find the strength to break free from her constraints, or will she succumb to the pressures of a life dictated by others? The second tale, ...
Ancient gargoyles take wing--and human form--in this second in the series. In the dazzling novel, Carved in Stone, an extraordinary ancient race of immortals was introduced. Now, a woman used to protecting others finds sanctuary in the arms of a brooding guardian, who could be the man of her dreams--or her worst nightmare.
Back in the Bay, Taryn is in complete bliss, hoping to kick off an amazing summer. After dealing with all the drama, loss, and heartbreak back home in Hawai'i, being back in San Francisco gave her a sense of peace and a breath of fresh air she desperately needed to feel like herself again. With a new job teaching summer classes at the university, the thought of getting to spend the summer with Derek, having the opportunity to bond with her brother and his girlfriend, and potentially rebuild a friendship with Lewis that was once lost, Taryn was truly excited to move on with her life. However, life always pushes for balance. Right when everything seemed to be falling into place for Taryn, a hu...
Was wir wahrnehmen, nehmen wir auch für wahr. Keinem Organ wird hierbei mehr Evidenz zugesprochen als dem Auge. Dabei ist das Sehen keineswegs unvoreingenommen. Perspektive, Wissen und Intuition prägen die Visualität. Was Realität ist und was Einbildung lässt sich hier kaum noch auseinanderhalten. Eindrücklicher Beleg hierfür ist Taryn Simons neue Fotoserie The Innocents. Zu sehen sind Menschen an unterschiedlichen Orten, die eint, irrtümlich anhand von Zeugenaussagen und Fotografien für Gewaltverbrechen verurteilt und inhaftiert worden zu sein. Wenn sie für die Aufnahmen nun an die Orte ihrer Verhaftung, des Verbrechens, der falschen Bezichtigung oder ihres Alibis zurückkehren, dann werden sie selbst Zeugen. An Kreuzungen, an denen Realität zu Fiktion und Einbildung zu Wahrheit erklärt wurde, blicken sie fragend in die Weite oder in die Kamera, um der lebende Beweis für die vermeintliche Objektivität und die Ambivalenz der Sinne zu sein.
A high-quality summary of Holly Black´s book The Cruel Prince including chapter details and an analysis of the main themes of the original book. About the original book: When a mystery man named Madoc shows up at the door of their house in the American suburbs, Jude and her identical twin sister Taryn are seven, and their elder sister Vivi is nine. Their mother has a stressful meeting with Madoc, who claims to be Vivi's father as well as a faerie from a mystical place known as Faerie. The girls' mother, who was previously married to Madoc, fled Faerie with the twins' father. Now, when Madoc approaches her in her suburban house, he murders her and her husband in retaliation for the shame the...