Supported by his adoptive family, high school senior and former child soldier Abe struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder flashbacks about Liberia, where five years earlier he barely survived the violence that killed his family.
From her seat, she watched as Tate Johnson slid off his barstool, carrying two beers. It didn't take much to guess his intentions. She wasn't into the party scene–or him, for that matter–but if she wanted to find out details about ...
She can dance till dawn.‖ The men grinned, for to Springfield bachelors every bright, pretty young woman was a prized ornament. As they moved off among the guests, Molly glanced at her sister, her eyes flashing with annoyance.
Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
Those arms were plenty long too - sort of freak- ish long , as if Lincoln had unfairly spliced on an extra foot of ... him - spoiled his own balance - and suddenly found he had run his neck into the crook of Abe's left arm , and Abe was ...
Among the most traumatic experiences suffered by American soldiers in the Vietnam War was the jamming, in action, of their key weapon, the M16 rifle. It was the cause of...
The Terrible Voice of Satan: Looking at You (revived) Again ; A Message for the Broken Hearted ; Cat and...
Do yourself a huge favor ... PRE-ORDER THIS BOOK ... READ THIS BOOK ... LOVE THIS BOOK. MJ Fields, welcome to my list of "I'll read her grocery list if she'll let me" authors!!! You're in great company.
The spirit of the western novel is embodied in the struggle to survive in a wild country populated by wilder people.
A holocaust survivor's journey, from his childhood in Wilczyn, Poland to life in the Zagorow ghetto and the brutalities he experienced in numerous work camps and concentration camps, to his life as a tailor and community activist in New ...
Soon Abe was not only keeping the books for the captain and learning to read the surface of the river for sand bars sawyers and planters, he was also instructing the lovely Toni in English.