Sleeping with the Enemy

Literature & Fiction

Nancy Price

Contemporary

Arrow Books, Ltd.

'Sara slept with the enemy but survived. She was one of the lucky ones. Any woman contemplating leaving a violent relationship would do well to read this book' - Erin Pizzey. She is a stranger in a small town. She changed her name. Her looks. Her life. All to escape the most dangerous man she ever met. Her husband.

Arrow/Children's (a Division o

Although Randall has convinced himself and the world that his bestselling novels are his own creation, his wife Mary is the true author. After Randall's unexpected death, Mary finds true passion with a man who appears to really love her--but she discovers that he is writing Randall's biography and only pretending to love her to get information.

Night Woman

Fontana

When her new lover expresses overly keen interest in the life story of her late husband, a mentally unstable author whose books she actually wrote, Mary Eliot decides to make the would-be biographer pay dearly.

United States

Atria

British & Irish

Simon&Schuster

"James Hearst wrote eloquently of the land, its pleasures and sorrows, carefully turning the language as one of his farmer heroes turns the soil. Scott Cawelti and his colleagues have done us all a favor by assembling this fine collection, ensuring the onward resonance of Hearst's words and sensibilities."--Robert James Waller " 'Write about what you know!' was the only advice given by the shy published poet to the shy girl who walked from her college to his farm, having begun to discover what she knew by crafting poems. Surely James Hearst knew pain and loss in plenty, but once he had sworn never again to 'uncover [his] door' to this kind of 'rain,' the world pitchforked its bounties to him through every window available to a poet. The results run from the perfect early nature lyric, 'Blue Again,' to the moving and rich domestic wisdom of 'Close Call.' This book is a late, uneven harvest, but a fine one."--Mona Van Duyn, U.S. Poet Laureate, 1992-1993 Part of the regionalist movement that included Grant Wood, SCOTT CAWELTI is professor of English at the University of Northern Iowa. He is the author of The Inventive Writer and Introduction to College Writing. He also writes a weekly column for the Waterloo Courier and has been a commentator for National Public Radio. In keeping with the tradition of small regional presses and fine printers-especially Prairie Press, which published Hearst's poetry throughout his lifetime-this edition was designed in collaboration with the University of Iowa Center for the Book.

The Complete Poetry of James Hearst

Scott Cawelti

James Hearst

Poetry

University Of Iowa Press

Dominic Crowell is determined to raise his two-year-old son, Nicky. Nothing will stop him except Nicky's mother Amy. He won't marry Amy. He has a rich girl in mind. One cold Chicago night Amy and Nicky steal away. Where can a mother and child hide? Amy will never go back to Dominic; he has abused Nicky over and over; the child screams when he sees his father. Perhaps she can steal the boy away to Iowa? But Dominic is after them. He has married his rich girl, and he has money and time, and a gun. He wants his son, and he will kill to get him. "The Amys of our world often live desperate lives with their Dominics," Nancy Price says. "I hope my readers will enjoy watching as a mother and child find, at last, a haven."

Stolen Away

Malmarie Press

In the years after World War II a rich father and his daughter unknowingly marry a man and woman who have loved each other in the past.The father is a ruthless Iowa businessman who has earned the name of "Bonfire Bonner" by burning down the warehouses of his competitor.Bonfire's beautiful young wife enjoys the wealthy life he gives her, but her son-in-law is the man she wants.The two who have loved in the past run a deadly risk if they love again. When the father and daughter learn the truth, one of them forgives, but the other cannot.In this novel, Nancy Price asks: How can forgiveness win what it fights for - while revenge, playing with fire, loses everything?

Playing With Fire

From the author of "Sleeping With the Enemy," this hardcover book looks to be almost brand new. I have placed it in shrink wrap to make sure it gets to you in excellent condition.

Never Before

Malmarie Press Book

"A Natural Death" - Three young people enter the slave society of South Carolina, eleven years before the Civil War. The new slave mistress, "Buck" Algrew has never owned a slave. The young black couple, Joan and Will King have been raised in freedom, but are captured and sold to separate rice plantations and a life of slavery they could never have imagined. ...................... ......Joan, Will and Buck must survive in a Wonderland as unbelievable as the one that the Cheshire Cat described to Alice: "But I don't want to go among mad people, " Alice remarked. "Oh, you can't help that," said the Cat. "We're all mad here".

A Natural Death

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Sleeping with the Enemy

Sleeping with the Enemy

Night Woman

Night Woman

Sleeping with the Enemy

The Complete Poetry of James Hearst

Stolen Away

Playing With Fire

Never Before

A Natural Death