Mean Season

Romance

Cochran, Heather

Contemporary

Red Dress Ink

Mean Season by Heather Cochran released on Aug 25, 2004 is available now for purchase.

Literature & Fiction

Despite being attractive, intelligent and friendly, Sasha Gardner knows no man wants a phone call from her. Because Sasha is-- a tax auditor for the IRS. Every job has its downside. Auditing may interfere with her social life, but it's orderly. It makes sense. And sh's very, very good at it. But when unexpected complaints draw her into the tax return of a man sh's never met, nothing seems to make sense anymore. Using the information in Jonah Gray's return, Sasha begins to assemble his life story: a rising career as a respected financial reporter, a house in a posh seaside village, weekends sailing the coast--it all reads like a life Sasha herself had dreamed of living, down to the guy's itemized deductions. So why had he left it behind to cover school-board meetings in a one-newspaper town? What begins as a welcome distraction soon becomes a search for answers. Sasha knows it's ridiculous--sh's never even laid eyes on him--but she wouldn't be the first woman to fall for a man who looks good on paper--.

The Return of Jonah Gray

MIRA

Despite being attractive, intelligent and friendly, Sasha Gardner knows no man wants a phone call from her. Because Sasha is— a tax auditor for the IRS. Every job has its downside. Auditing may interfere with her social life, but it's orderly. It makes sense. And sh's very, very good at it. But when unexpected complaints draw her into the tax return of a man sh's never met, nothing seems to make sense anymore. Using the information in Jonah Gray's return, Sasha begins to assemble his life story: a rising career as a respected financial reporter, a house in a posh seaside village, weekends sailing the coast—it all reads like a life Sasha herself had dreamed of living, down to the guy's itemized deductions. So why had he left it behind to cover school-board meetings in a one-newspaper town? What begins as a welcome distraction soon becomes a search for answers. Sasha knows it's ridiculous—sh's never even laid eyes on him—but she wouldn't be the first woman to fall for a man who looks good on paper—.

United States

"Here, on Middle Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau, a tale of two cities unfolds: one, an enduringly popular tourist destination; the other, a vibrant, progressive, modern megalopolis with an inspiring heritage. Assuredly, it's a tale worth telling." 
In Nashville: City of Note, nationally recognized journalist John M. Seigenthaler introduces the two distinct personalities of his hometown. At once, this forward-thinking Tennessee capital is both "Music City," producing such country legends as Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash, and the "Athens of the South," a leader in politics, education, culture, and health care. 
As he explores these identities, Seigenthaler delves into the city's spectacular cultural and social heritage. He takes us to Andrew Jackson's Hermitage and the Belle Meade Plantation, which recall the aristocratic Old South. To the historic Ryman Auditorium, which tells the tale of hillbilly melodies being developed into a multibillion-dollar industry. And to the enduring 1897 replica of the Parthenon in Centennial Park, which speaks to Nashville's glorious past and offers a glimpse into its prosperous future. 
Complemented by an extraordinary collection of images compiled with the help of Curtis Allen, this tale of two cities--a "high-decibel wonderland of country music" and a booming regional center of commerce--is indeed a remarkable one. A story that beckons you to fully understand the nuances of this complex community. 
As Seigenthaler writes, "There is a gentle pull and tug between . . . country and urban, between insider Nashville and tourist Nashville." And as this city of note takes its place as one of the most progressive communities in the nation, its two distinct voices will continue to join in harmony and resonate.

Nashville: City of Note (Urban Tapestry Series)

Arts & Photography

Allen, Curtis

Seigenthaler, John M.

Photography & Video

Towery Pub

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