Going Postal: Six Short Stories about the Life-Changing Nature of the Mail (Rockville Writers' Group Anthology)

Literature & Fiction

Stephens, Spencer

Kelly, Judy

Basu, S. G.

Cannon, J. D.

Radko Jr., Joseph

Donovan, Stella

Short Stories & Anthologies

Angstrom Press

Scott Kersey speeds off to the park’s bike and run trail to help his mother. When he and his father arrive, Scott sees the police, an ambulance, and someone in a body bag. After realizing that the body in the bag is his mother, he regrets the fact that he deliberately didn’t answer her when she asked him to run with her that morning. Scott now blames himself for her death. If he could just do the whole morning over again… if he could just retrace his actions, answer her or go with her. Consumed with guilt, Scott feels the only way he can correct his wrong is to bring his mother’s murderer to justice. But can he? Other than guzzling large pitchers of beer at a party, he’s never really done anything risky. Committing to the task, Scott begins a journey of discovery and self-fulfillment. Filled with mystery, gentle romance, and powerful suspense, That Ever Died so Young, is an unforgettable story about a family’s struggle to maintain their humanity and their sense of forgiveness. This wonderful story explores the complexity of guilt and forgiveness and unveils the human need to see the truth and understand life.

That Ever Died So Young

Contemporary

Maple Creek Media

Olivia Douglass is undecided about becoming a priest even after she has completed seminary. She is adopted and for most of her life, she has had a curse over her that she has held secret. In order to help her find out whether or not she is led to the priesthood, her parish priest gives her an assignment – to pray with an inmate on death row. The relationship with the inmate makes her curious about her own life before she was adopted. Before he is executed, the inmate asks for Olivia’s help and in honoring his personal request, she discovers something in her past that threatens to uproot her ordinary life with her adopted family and causes her to desperately struggle to hold on to her persona and position.

Blessings and Curses

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Black Rose Writing

After a tumultuous marriage and struggling trying to keep it together, Hamilton, a university dean, sets out on a perilous emotional journey to change his life and seek the kind of love he's always wanted. He's tired of controlling his life and the lives of others.\nHamilton meets Franny, a troubled dance teacher, and accepts her job offer of organizer in her studio. When Franny injures her foot, Hamilton must step out of his secure place to help. His trepidation increases when he meets a research journalist who falls in love with him. But her life isn't what it seems. He fears controlling her, and after her convent life she needs his love.\nWill Hamilton wise up and learn how a man truly loves a woman, the value of friendship and the need for prayer?\nThe Attractiveness of Wisdom is a Christian, literary fiction, heart-warming, enthralling novel with endearing, and unforgettable characters.

The Attractiveness of Wisdom

Literary

Pilates and Yoga Paperback - January 1, 2004 by Judy Kelly, Emily Smith (Author) , Monks Johnathan (Author)

Pilates and Yoga

Smith, Emily

Johnathan, Monks

Ultimate Editions

Alzheimer's and Dementia Diet Cookbook and Guide for Seniors: Healthy Brain-Boosting Recipes to Improve Memory and Cognitive Health in Seniors|7 Day Meal Plan

Self-Help

Independently published

One Pan Vegan Cookbook: 100 Quick and Easy Vegan Recipes for Wholesome, Nutritious, and Time-Saving Plant-Based Meals. (One Pan Wonders)

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking Methods

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