“Best Intentions is that rare novel that grows more gripping and emotionally rich with every turn of the page.” —Carla Buckley Marti Trailor—social worker on hold, mother of three, wife of a successful obstetrician, daughter of a Congressman—is ready to go back to work. She’s thrilled when the perfect opportunity falls in her lap. The catch? The job is at her husband's hospital and he seems not to share her enthusiasm. Undeterred, she takes the position counseling vulnerable young women as they prepare to give birth. Marti quickly begins to feel like she is making a difference in the lives of her clients. Soon, though, she finds herself caught up in the dark side of the medical center—with its long hours, overworked doctors and entrenched practices. When she witnesses something she can't unsee, Marti, who has always done her best to keep a low-profile, finds herself thrust under a dangerous spotlight with all of Richmond, Virginia watching. In her captivating domestic suspense novel Best Intentions, Erika Raskin weaves together high stakes hospital politics, the pressures of family life, and the consequences of trying to do the right thing, particularly in a city with a history as fraught as Richmond's.
Bergman was inspired to write this loosely biographical novel when he began rummaging through the voluminous family picture albums.
While most estate planning books focus on the "how to" format of reducing tax liability, this collection of letters and stories from real life people emphasizes the more human aspects, including people's desires and goals for future ...
Clark, Rodney, Norman B. Anderson, Vernessa R. Clark, and David R. Williams. 1999. “Racism as a Stressor for African Americans: A Biopsychosocial Model.” American Psychologist 54(10):805. Clotfelter, Charles. 2004.
Analyzes the dramatically intertwined history of Kofi Annan, the United Nations, and American foreign policy from 1992 to the present in an in-depth assessment of Annan's tenure as secretary-general of the United Nations.
Is the new girl in town all she appears?
Few things are more dangerous than Good Intentions This is not a book of theological answers. It is the work of an economist and a religion journalist who have little interest in making decisions for other people.
"--Christian Market "Mason sets up a very complex web of relationships between the Easton and Abernathy families, but they are seamlessly woven into the story. Each character is distinct and memorable . . .
Dawn, Renee, Miles, Nico, Maria, and Patrick are all students at Riverview High School. They are 15, 16, athletic, artistic, witty, clumsy, tall, medium, goal-oriented, and not. They describe themselves as regular, hard-working, ...
From Kenya, where teenagers reduced their risk of contracting AIDS by having more unprotected sex with partners their own age, to Mexico, where giving kids a one-dollar deworming pill boosted school attendance better than paying their ...
... to the years shortly before , during , and just after World War I. Set in the decade beginning in 1908 , The Best Intentions is , ultimately , a love story on many different levels : a man and woman in love ; parents and children ...