Broadway: a village history

History

Derek Parsons

Europe

Cornmill Press

"That night, I dreamed of Eve for the first time in many years. She rocked me while I cried, as she had not rocked me since the night my mother died, and spoke softly of a place called Eden…" 
Devastated by the death of the beloved grandfather who raised her, precocious young pianist Eleanor Rose heeds the words of the unknown woman in her dream. Leaving the security of her privileged life in Boston, she heads for Eden’s Meadow, a Louisiana estate which she has never seen, and which has been closed since her grandmother died there mysteriously twenty-five years earlier. She longs for a tranquil haven in which to nurse her grief and concentrate on her music, and at first Eden’s Meadow seems to be just that. But Eleanor’s shocking discovery of a forgotten painting, the timely arrival of a letter from a man who seems to hold the answers to the questions it raises, and her growing love for an enigmatic Russian musician draw her into a labyrinth of past and present deception, which ultimately threatens her sanity and her very life.

The Other Eden

Bryant, Sarah

Meet Charlie Drop, Extraordinaire: smart, funny, occasionally debonair…and really, really cross-eyed. Separated from his beloved brother Henry by their mother's death and a trumped-up murder charge, Charlie Drop finds himself at the mercy of California Foster Care. At first anything seems better than the Long Beach slum he used to call home, but it doesn't take long for him to decide that life behind the Disney-perfect façade of suburban California isn't all it's cracked up to be. Taking his fate into his own hands, Charlie abandons upscale dysfunction in favor of a community of nocturnal albino separatists. From their Area 51 cave, he begins plotting his way back to Henry, who has promised to find a way to uncross his eyes. Armed with a home-made windbuggy, a pair of prescription Ray Bans and a mute navigator, he embarks on a 1,000-mile journey up America's west coast, toward the family and normalcy he's longed for all his life. With a voice like Holden Caulfield on a good day and a sharp but forgiving eye for the ludicrous, Charlie delivers a bitingly funny account of his adventures that is sure to appeal to adults and older children alike.

The Rise of Charlie Drop

Kevin Teague

The One Unspoken

Sarah Bryant

A book of essays on fishing and life in the American west.

Blue Lines: A fishing life

Sports & Outdoors

Reed, Thomas

Hunting & Fishing

Mouthful of Feathers: Upland in America

Bryant, Reid

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