Le Creuset French Baking

Sue Lawrence

PRENTICE/HALL

<p>Montana is a thinker and a rememberer, and tomorrow is his Memory Day.He used to be a foster kid, but now he lives with New Mom, who adopted him.There's a differentness about this mom-she's like a steady stream that gurgles.But Montana is still adjusting to his place in this family and life on a farm in the middle of winter.</p>

Montana's Memory Day: a nature-themed foster/adoption story

Children's Books

Science, Nature & How It Works

Mascot Books

On Salads

Kyle Cathie

Down to the Sea

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Contraband

<p>'An amazing story.' - Sally Magnusson\nEdinburgh, January 1732: It's Lady Grange's funeral. Her death is a shock: still young, she'd shown no signs of ill health. But Rachel is, in fact, alive. She's been brutally kidnapped by the man who has falsified her death - her husband of 25 years, a pillar of society with whom she has raised a family. Her punishment, perhaps, for railing against his infidelity - or for uncovering evidence of his treasonable plottings against the government.\nWhether to conceal his Jacobite leanings, or simply to `replace' a wife with a long-time mistress, Lord Grange banishes Rachel to the remote Hebridean Monach Isles, until she's removed again to distant St Kilda, far into the Atlantic - to an isolated life of primitive conditions, with no shared language - somewhere she can never be found. This is the incredible and gripping story of a woman who has until now been remembered mostly by her husband's unflattering account. Sue Lawrence reconstructs a remarkable tale of how the real Lady Grange may have coped with such a dramatic fate, with courage and grace</p>

Unreliable Death of Lady Grange

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Book 9781999919641

The Self Publishing Studio

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Books by Sue Lawrence