Crazy Bones: The Tale of a Waggy Tail

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Wissink-Tressler, Lynne

Pets & Animal Care

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Get Slick

McDonald, Tracy

Literature & Fiction

A Flying Tigers Story

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Wadley, Donald R.

Action & Adventure

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Bad Times

Williams, Denny

This is Ed Jackel's memoir of going to war. After landing in Frnace shortly after D-Day, we and the men in his unit slowly went to Germany the hard way - on foot. Jackel's blend of human nature against the backdrop of history makes this a great story.

Lucky Infantryman

Biographies & Memoirs

Jackel, Ed

Leaders & Notable People

Embers of Love, The Christmas Log

Carol Lomenzo

At the corner of North Ocean and East Monroe Streets in Jacksonville, Florida, stands a church that has served the city for 167 years. Over time, the church survived our nation's Civil War and the Great Fire of 1901 - an event which nearly destroyed Jacksonville. As with all churches, First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville has faced challenges. One great challenge we now face is water in the sanctuary. Church members need a way to pay for a new roof. The question is, "Where do we get the money?" We decided to develop and market a cookbook. The church created a cookbook at the turn of the last century, so we thought, why not again? In fact, we decided to include some of those 100 year-old recipes within the recipes of this latest edition. Even if you decide not to try the Turtle Soup, it is interesting to read how food was prepared a century ago. Proceeds from the sale of this cookbook are dedicated to the roof repairs of The First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville, FL.

Raisin' The Roof Church CookThe First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville, FL (2007) Paperback

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking Education & Reference

Delia and Luke have a whirlwind love affair until Luke, a young widower, steps back to reconsider the relationship. Delia tries to find him, but his scheming mother purposely sabotages their reunion by telling her that Luke has married someone else. Five long years pass before Luke and Delia meet again. They marry within the month, but Delia is guarding a secret that explodes thirteen years later when Luke is recovering from a heart transplant. As they struggle to cope with her revelation, Luke’s mother discovers Delia’s secret and sets events in motion to disgrace Delia. Finally, beneath all the lies and past regrets, Luke and Delia find the ultimate secret of the heart . . .

Secrets of the Heart: a family saga

Rocco, Lorraine

Romance

In depression era Key West, Ernest "Papa" Hemingway becomes embroiled in a plot that involves illegal gambling and smuggling refugees when he finds himself the suspect in the murder of a Cuban prostitute. Working with the mysterious former Scotland Yard inspector, Emmet MacWain, they must delve into the dark side of this sunny paradise and find the answers that may help save hundreds of innocent lives as well as their own.

Papa's Problem

Kendrick, Patrick

Jeanne MacGregor Lahn is a master at portraying why death is often the price for hope in her gripping first historical novel, Toward the Horizon. Her intriguing and unpredictable characters come together in surprising and uplifting ways. The emotional complexities of families and newly found friends move from distrust to understanding and then from trust to respect and love. The narrative captures the vividness of the days, the speech and feelings of the eighteenth century Scottish people. This is an unforgettable story of desperate, but determined families with numerous children, couples, single men and women crowded together in the dark, damp hold of an actual dilapidated Dutch cargo ship named Hector. In the summer of 1773, these courageous people leave extreme poverty and social injustice, brought on by the British government, to find hope, justice, freedom and a better life in North America. They were one of the first immigrant groups from Western Europe to settle in Nova Scotia and beyond. The journey is dominated by three family groups, which give the story a rich cast of characters: The poor tenant farmers from Loch Katrine, Mary and James McDonald and their six children, long for land of their own. Mary recently took in orphaned infant twins, whom she nurses along with her baby, Alasdair. Hugh McLeod, a widower, fisherman and ex-soldier, who lost a son to the stormy North Sea, has an impoverished extended family, from Ullapool on Loch Broom, to support. He has heard tales of how the rivers and lakes in North America are crowded with fish. Mrs. Mary Forbes and her daughter, Jane, from Blantyre, have the only cabin accommodations aboard the old sailing vessel. Jane is on her way to Nova Scotia for an arranged marriage. She befriends the young cabin boy, Nate, son of the mean, stone-hearted Captain Spiers. The lives of all of the people crossing the Atlantic aboard the Hector are marked by unforeseen hardships: anger, smallpox, dysentery, birth, death, grief, starvation, and depression, but always their thoughts are overlaid by the strength of great expectations and dreams for a happier, more plentiful life for themselves and their children.  - Anna Lee Waldo, author of Sacajawea, Prairie, Circle of Stones, Circle of Stars

Toward the Horizon

Jeanne MacGregor Lahn

World Literature

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