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This American classic has been corrected from the original manuscripts and indexed, featuring historic photographs and an extensive biographical afterword.
This first in series collection is a great way to explore all my series when you don’t know where to start. There’s something here for everyone, from small-town cowboy heroes to the danger and suspense of a mystery romance. Into the Rain Mystery romance set in Tasmania Clear Skies Small-town cowboy romance set on a cattle ranch. Bound by Truth Spicy romantic suspense set on an island of the South Australian coast. Shadows in the Dust Sexy cowboys and cowgirls, lots of suspense, set in the Australian outback. ★★★★★Bestselling author Suzanne Cass brings you that perfect first-book taste of 4 separate series where you can get lost in a world of romance and high tension. Each book is a full length standalone novel with no cliffhangers and HEAs guaranteed! ★★★★★
‘The Way that We Are’, is Priyam Acharya’s second collection of free verses. Developed and written almost entirely during the year of the pandemic, every work in the compilation offers a perspective into the vulnerable side of human beings – making us the way that we, are by touching upon themes like urban loneliness, complicated relationships, spiritual questions, struggles with self-care and mental wellness. My New Home and Elements speak of loneliness and intense longing for someone you love, while A Whirlpool in my Sparkling Coffee and Affogato offer a playful conversation between two lovers as they revel in new-found love. Box of Memories explores the pain of a dead relationship while The Perfect God among others makes you ponder over the relationship between man and God.
They're polar opposites, with only one thing in common?they survived the helicopter crash?but that's just the beginning.Acclaimed chef, Skylar, is perfectly happy with her life. She has her food and her family luxury eco-resort to keep her busy. But when she hears the unmistakable sound of a muffled scream and confronts a sadistic husband hurting his wife, she finds herself on the other end of the man's violent fists.Senior Constable Nash can't believe Skylar put herself in such danger. Nash has admired her from afar for over two years. He even asked her on a date, but she shot him down in flames. Resigned to the fact they will never be together; Nash wants only to protect her from herself. But on a shared helicopter ride to return home from testifying at the abusive husband's court case, their aircraft is shot down. Lost in remote far North Queensland, Nash and Skylar have only their wits to help them survive.To make matters worse, whoever caused the crash of their helicopter is now also hunting them through the tropical jungle, intent on seeing them dead.Skylar seems to be all that she portrays on the surface, sophisticated, cool and self-reliant. But when Nash digs deeper, he begins to uncover the truth about her past not even her family know. Secrets are often dark, and everyone has them. But Skylar and Nash will need to share their deepest fears if they are to survive.
My first love. The one I fell for so quickly. The one who stole my heart and made me believe we had it all. We did. Till that fateful day when everything changed.Beneath a Starlit Sky is a heart-wrenching, heartrending, tear-jerker! Not recommended for the weak at heart!
The Story of a Boy! By: John Dwight Marchalleck John Dwight Marchalleck was born in the parish of St. Andrew, Jamaica. At the age of three, his mother migrated to the U.S.A. and his new guardian parents, her mom and dad, became the main lifelong influence for John as reflected in The Story of a Boy! John was a happy child, growing up with his grandmother and grandfather. In this book, he reflects on hardships like drought affecting his hometown mountain village from time to time. His farmer grandfather and philanthropic grandmother were his primary tutors and idols. His grandfather was a storyteller who provided candy for the village children who stopped by to visit and listen. Like many grandchildren, John was sent away to boarding school and later to attend high school in Kingston but continued to communicate with them through written letters, a habit encouraged by his grandma. While in high school, his fondness for writing was also reflected by mystery stories John wrote and were aired on JBC (Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation). That earned the boy extra pocket money. But this fostered bad habits, as John began to frequent the billiard halls in Kingston, which prevented him from going home directly after school. This was reported to the headmaster, who meted out fifty-page homework essays for John in lieu of other detention to curb the boy’s after-school bad habits. This enhanced John’s appetite more for writing; however, rather than stop him playing billiards or frequenting the pool halls, the boy could effortlessly produce written assignments, on most given topics, free of grammatical errors. In 1963 John migrated and joined his biological mom in the U.S.A. Later, as a student at the Benjamin Franklin School of Accounting and Finance in Washington, D.C., John worked and published articles in both the National Geographic Society’s School and News Services. A long drought in writing from John came, however, but now The Story of a Boy! can be happily shared with the world.