Magee's Blue #3 follows young Cleve Magee as his life turns upside down in the space of a few short months. Funny and moving, it is a novel about family and faith, and being young enough to think you are the center of the world, and learning to adapt when you find you are not.

Magee's Blue #3

Whittington, Donald

Literature & Fiction

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In the sparsely inhabited, passive town of Greentown, Georgia, a young boy struggles for acceptance and peace in a dark, chaotic world. Through his relationship with the young daughter of the only Jewish family in town, he confronts the harsh realities of cruelty, hatred and misery, to discover the power of humor and love.

Twin City

Davis, Jerry Lee

The book opens with Ida Mae Tutweiler preparing for a tea-time visit with her life long best friend Jane Tetly. Jane and Ida Mae are an unlikely pair; Jane is a glamerous actress in a day-time soap opera, much married, and naturally adventurous. Ida Mae is reserved and steady, a successful businesswoman. She owns a charming Victorian tearoom called Ladyfingers, in the town she was born in. She has never left Walton Falls, Ohio, nor does she care to. She is content to let Jane be her window on the world. And Jane needs Ida Mae's steadfast love, her anchor in a whirlwind life. Jane is rhinestones and red chiffon and Ida Mae is a simple well worn navy blue suit. Woven through the pages is the story of Ida Mae's life, her failed first marriage to her her high-school boyfriend, the tragic death of her beloved Mum shortly before the birth of her adored daughter Kate,and the somewhat less than gracious support of her haughty Aunt Germaine. There is a passionate love affair that ends badly when her lover refuses to file for a divorce from his separated wife. And there is the satisfying and hilarious ending of her Cousin Bernadette's abusive marriage. But throughout it all there is her beloved Jane, flashing in and out of Walton Falls "like a comet, trailing stars and small planets in her wake". Jane arrives in a whirl of expensive gifts and the two women settle down for tea. But the visit is not what Ida Mae expects, because Jane tells her that she has breast cancer that has progressed beyond help and she is going away to die. Ida Mae is stunned, and desperate...how can she live with out her Jane? How Ida Mae deals with this terrible news, and the wonderful events she creates for her dearest friend before she must leave is the warp of this story, woven in and out with the threads of their past taken from the pages of Ida Mae's diary. Written for today's woman the book celebrates the releationship between best friends, mothers and daughters, men and women, and the struggle to find hope in a time of loss. It's the tender story of two beautiful women, discovering what their lives were all about, before they must say a final goodbye. And becaues it's about the comfort to be found in a nice hot cup of tea, the book includes a small collection of delicious tea-time recipes. Brew up a nice hot cup of Earl Grey tea, grab a box of Kleenex, curl up in a quiet corner and enjoy a different kind of love story.

Ida Mae Tutweiler and the Traveling Tea Party

Romance

Ginnie Siena Bivona

Contemporary

By an Eldritch Sea

Joy, Carolee

Drawn from more than 150 hours of exclusive tape-recorded interviews with Bundy, this collection provides shocking insights into the killer's 11th-hour confessions before his death in a Florida electric chair. A unique, horrifying self portrait of one of the most savage sex killers in history.

Ted Bundy : Conversations with a Killer

Biographies & Memoirs

Aynesworth, Hugh

True Crime

Serial Murder: Future Implications for Police Investigations

Keppel, Robert D.

Wild Fire and Ice Cream

At last, the breakthrough behaviorial principles that help police precisely identify and locate murderers and rapists -- even those who have alluded capture for years.

Criminal Shadows, Inner Narratives of Evil

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Canter, David

David Canter, Ph.D.

Psychology & Counseling

The second issue of NEW AMERICAN REVIEW, a digest of short contemporary fiction, essays and poetry, focuses on Southern and Midwestern voices. Published three times per year, the digest gives both first-time and published authors a venue for their work. Each issue emphasizes a different geographical setting, contributing in its own special way to the complex fabric of America.

New American Review: A Digest of Short Contemporary Fiction and Essays, Fall 2002

History & Criticism

Midlife is a time for going home to the Self and giving intense attention to living soulfully. I did not set out to write about transition, I was only going to describe the fascinating process that had brought Chuck Kaparich along on his journey.  The metaphor was just too strong. I could not help seeing the similarities of Chuck's pilgrimage and mine. As I observed Chuck's transition, I was experiencing my own. The magic of a carousel spoke to the midlife transitions of two men from different parts of the country. Two kindred souls met and received the gift of the carousel's magic.

Invisible Heroes

Religion & Spirituality

McDaniel, Keith A

Worship & Devotion

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