624 results for 'Tallerico, Marilyn'

When a family secret comes to light, lives are changed forever in this honest, beautiful, and sometimes painful memoir. When Mark, adopted at birth, set out to FIND his genetic family as an adult, he...

Not your typical romantic escapade, When Your Body Gets Weak depicts a May/November romance. The story blends intrigue, suspense, jealousy, desolation, physical fitness, camaraderie, and triumph,...

Eric Davidson lost both eyes in the Halifax Explosion when he was two years old. Against all odds, he taught himself to become an auto mechanic and had a successful decades-long career as "one...

In Quilting the Loose Edges, Susan Woods Morse honors the travelers and the quilters in her family. These poems illustrate generations of journeys-her grandparents' migration from the Oklahoma Dust...

This Woman is an extended praise poem reminding me a little of the Welsh bard's I am Taliesin but with more mystery, adroitness, and without a hint of his boastfulness. The language is strong, rooted...

Being Becca Strauss, patent attorney, is no match for my mother, Marilyn, a top-tier Socialite in Detroit and force of nature. Mom's endless, cutting commentary about my single-ness has reached...

A vehicle approached the Alliance from the direction of Silk Road. She immediately recognized Charles' Pierce Arrow and Miles, his chauffeur. But why would he stop here? She had not seen Charles...

The first edition of my book "Climate and Circulation of the Tropics" was reasonably up to date to the middle of 1985. In a second printing in 1988 it was possible to complete a few literature...

Book 3 of the Apothecary Greene TrilogyProvidential chance brings Apothecary Richard Greene to the aid of a terribly injured man, the victim of a mantrap on a local estate.His patient's revelation of...

Weirdbook returns after a 20-year hiatus under the editorship of Douglas Draa! Here are great fantasy and horror tales by current and upcoming masters of the genre...Childhood's Dread, by Taye...

Ever wonder what it was like back in the forties and fifties, mingling with famous movie stars on the Sunset Strip; to ride beside James Dean in his Porsche Speedster, zipping around the curves of...

After Eleanor Kirov loses both a baby and her marriage, she and her father decide to leave Paterson, New Jersey, to run an inherited tea plantation in South Carolina. Ready for a change, an...

This is not an ordinary book . . . it exists through grace. By the time I found the metaphysical teaching called Science of Mind in 1989, the local church had grown from a few people in a living room...

THE ABDUCTORIt begins with a name whispered to a teacher in the schoolyard... "Marion....Marion." Someone is lurking in the bushes, but they run off before Miss Moynton can confront them. There is...

Inside these covers you’ll meet Red, a seasoned bushman stranded by a broken axle in the outback with whining Vince, a cadet rouseabout  who’s not cut out for the back country...

Adrian Ernesto Cepeda’s first poetry collection Flashes and Verses…Becoming Attractions uniquely waxes lyrical on such pop cultural icons as Marilyn Monroe, Billie Holliday, Muhammad Ali...

What constitutes a resource, and how do people make claims on them? In the context of a burgeoning discourse of property, these are vital questions. Rationales of Ownership offers conceptual...

The author of the Hardy Boys Mysteries was, as millions of readers know, Franklin W. Dixon. Except there never was a Franklin W. Dixon. He was the creation of Edward Stratemeyer, the savvy founder of...

Based on a true story. When a 16-year-old Southern Baptist girl from Fayetteville, Georgia came up pregnant in 1958, the parents tried desperately to figure out a way to save their families...

The concept of quality in higher education is by no means a new one. By one set of definitions or another, colleges and universities throughout the world have always held the pursuit of excellence as...

This is the much anticipated inaugural print edition of Able Muse Review. It's an issue filled with the usual masterfully crafted poetry, fiction, essays, art & photography, and book reviews...

"[A] rich and varied anthology..." -Publishers Weekly, Starred Review Janet Hutchings, Chris Grabenstein, Gary Phillips, and Hilary Davidson headline a new world tour anthology of 22 stories from the...

Ever wonder what it was like back in the forties and fifties, mingling with famous movie stars on the Sunset Strip; to ride beside James Dean in his Porsche Speedster, zipping around the curves of...

Our destiny after death is the foundation of our religious thought.  Religious taboos have spoiled man's pleasures and delights by inconveniencing him to obtain religious comfort...

In Food Stories, the fourth issue of 105 Meadowlark Reader, 45 authors representing 31 Kansas counties share true stories, essays about the roots we share, the personal stories of individuals...

Full of invaluable information for every children's worker – whether pastor, leader, teacher, volunteer, parent or grandparent.Discover how to reach children for Christ at an early age and...

"As I read this book, I found aspects of myself-my personal and professional behavior-on almost every page! I was able to put the coping strategies in the book to immediate use with little effort and...

A deep-sea diver, a dancer, an activist, an aviator, a singer, and a soldier—Great Girls in Michigan History highlights some of the girls from Michigan’s past who did amazing things...

Declan was just being a nice guy.  He saw a woman in need of assistance and he stepped in and pretended to be her fiancé.  It was just the kind of guy he was; a knight in shining...

A Rose Without a Thorn, by Marilyn Kohinke Washburn, offers a powerful and intriguing look inside the tumultuous; and too often, bloody Royal Court of King Henry VIII.Set in 16th century England,...

From the creators ofOld Scratch and Owl Hoots,It Came from the Great Salt Lake,Apocalypse Utah, andThe Hunger,comes the next installment of New Utah HorrorPeaks of Madness: A Collection of Utah...

“Trash Panda is probably the least pretentious poetry book I’ve ever read. I think it should be taught in prestigious universities and that everyone should wear a panda head while reading...