Trade paperback re-issue of Gwen Hunter's award winning international bestseller. BETRAYAL is set in an exotic, violent world where storms crash in from the Gulf, where crushing vines of wisteria are drenched with pungent lavender, where gators growl by night in brackish waters full of secrets. A suspense-filled tour de force about a woman who defies a threat honored through the generations. The first novel in the DeLande Saga.

Betrayal (Delande Saga)

Literature & Fiction

Hunter, Gwen

Contemporary

Bella Rosa Books

Boniebelle Sarvaunt always knew she didn't belong in the backwater Louisiana swamps of her youth. Fair-haired and pale-skinned in a Cajun domain, raised by her withdrawn ant and uncle, she was endowed with a generous allowance-and an extraordinary talent for painting. When Bonnie turned 15, The Man bought her a box sealed by her mother before her death. Inside is a death certificate-for Bonnie. So begins the tale of Bonnie's search for herself.and for the mother she believes may still be alive, somewhere. Hunted Second book in the DeLande Saga. 2004 Reissue Edition by Bella Rosa Books.

False Truths

REDISCOVER THE FORGOTTEN WAR From the creation of "The Star Spangled Banner" to Uncle Sam, the War of 1812 left a lasting legacy. The true story of that war is largely forgotten today. This book sets out to explore America's Second War of Independence in the Chesapeake Bay region from today's perspective. Along the way you will meet War of 1812 re-enactors, salty sailors aboard the Pride of Baltimore II, archaeologists and backyard historians, and even a man who makes his living portraying President James Madison. Visit Fort McHenry, tour Baltimore's Star Spangled Banner Flag House and dig for artifacts on remote battlefields. In a journey that's part history, part travelogue-with a little current events mixed in-rediscover the lively past of the War of 1812 as it comes to life once again.

1812: Rediscovering Chesapeake Bay's Forgotten War

History

Healey, David

Military

Many people believe that everyone is assigned at least one guardian angel at birth. Some claim to have seen their guardian angel, often after or during a traumatic event where the angel provided assistance or succor. This inspiring collection of short stories was obtained by Tamar Myers whose nine year old daughter had a celestial experience after being critically injured. These stories will enchant and delight young and old readers alike with fascinating nonfiction accounts of children being aided by their guardian angels.

Angels, Angels Everywhere

Religion & Spirituality

Myers, Tamar

New Age & Spirituality

Frederica Summer

Myers, Dody

Molasses Making Time is a heart-warming coming of age novel for middle grade to young adult readers. In the 1930's on his family's farm in Yancy County, NC., times were hard, but eleven-year-old Aaron Gilbert Fowler was happy. His close relationship with his beloved pa made up for the criticism from his stern ma. Aaron enjoyed fishing and coon hunting with his pa, and corn shucking parties. But his favorite time of all was molasses making--until the accident that tore his life apart.

Molasses Making Time

Children's Books

Looper, Grace W.

Social Worker Caleb Knowles grapples with two horrendous crimes: a nurse found stabbed to death in the yard of her suburban home and a mill worker who unexplainably draws a gun and opens fire on fellow employees. Caleb's ties to these murders are both personal and professional, and he soon finds himself a reluctant witness and victim to dark and dangerous events in the underbelly of his hometown. SPIDER BLUE is the second novel in the Caleb Knowles Mystery Series.

Spider Blue

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Damron, Carla

Mystery

A NEUROTIC'S GUIDE TO SANE LIVING is a delightfully humorous book intended for those of us who feel--at least from time to time--inadequate, insecure and insignificant. The fact that we need guidance in bumbling our neurotic selves through this maze of life is as true today as it was several years ago when this book was originally published. Technologies and trends may change, but the human foibles remain. The book examines many areas of life where we feel most insecure--from sex to eating, from the office to home life. It analyzes all these situations and offers guidelines on how to--if not completely conquer--live with our and others' neuroses. And to realize that, perhaps, life's not so bad after all. Here's hoping there's a healthy chuckle or two along the way. "I was delightfully amused..." --Harry Levinson, Harvard University

A Neurotic's Guide to Sane Living

Terrell, Joseph

Humor & Satire

Danny McCullers was one of the people who made the music just when the Big Bands were going out of style. He loved the life that set him and his fellow musicians a bit apart from the rest of the world. His world was on the bandstand with the colored lights going around, the horns hitting it together, the laughing women dressed in beautiful clothes. It was hotel rooms and all-night cafes and long automobile rides over deserted highways, and, always, there had to be the whisky. But at only thirty-one, his world was deteriorating fast, in a haze of alcohol. At the end of summer, in a small beach town where the band was playing a one-night stand, Danny came to realize that his life might be different-that he still might make it different. He had only to make a choice. 2004 Re-issue Edition

A Time Of Music, A Time Of Magic

Terrell, Joseph L. S.

A CHANCE FOR A NEW BEGINNING IS THREATENED BY SECRETS AND MURDER. When Alain Darnay suddenly appears on Hilton Head, Bay Tanner believes she and her former lover can finally settle into a normal life. But her tenuous peace is shattered by an innocent-looking boy with cold blue eyes who will force her to relive the nightmare of her husband's murder . . . Cart Anderson, a recently orphaned teenager burning with resentment, wants to know how and why his father, Geoffrey, died, and he's convinced Bay has the answers. But shortly after their confrontation, the boy disappears. His empty car is found splattered with blood at an abandoned fort on nearby St. Helena Island, and suddenly Bay and her lover find themselves the chief suspects. But what does the ancient black woman, whose ramshackle cottage sits next to the old fort, know about the boy's disappearance? And why is the entire county so willing to believe Bay is guilty? Enlisting the aid of her former partner, Erik Whiteside, and an ambitious local reporter, Bay begins to unravel a plot so intricate, so devious, it could shatter not only her own life but that of everyone she holds dear . . .

Resurrection Road (Bay Tanner Mysteries)

Wall, Kathryn R.

Literary

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