Singing vicars, baby whisperers, divas, deviants and more. Find out what really happens behind the closed doors of labour rooms, on inpatient wards, during outpatients clinics and inside homes. Special Deliveries is filled with stories about home births, outdoor births, water births, hospital births and other life changing moments that will appeal to anyone with an interest in pregnancy and childbirth.  Identifying factors and events have been altered so that all the stories within this book, although based on elements of factual midwifery practice, have been fictionalised in order to maintain the anonymity and / or confidentiality of those the author cared for and worked with throughout the years.  "Special Deliveries is a wonderful collection of stories that pull the reader through a gamut of emotions from start to finish, given all the more impact by the fact the stories are about what really happens behind the closed doors of delivery rooms. From the sadness of the butterfly baby to the joy of a healthy newborn, each one is indeed a very special delivery." Clare Christian, The Book Guru. “D.J. Kirkby writes with compassion and energy, creating characters you really care about.” Sarah Salway, Canterbury Poet Laureate.

Special Deliveries: Life Changing Moments

Literature & Fiction

Kirkby, D. J.

Genre Fiction

Sunnyside Press

Babies have minds of their own and each woman’s hormonal cycle has unique variations.  Just occasionally the two will clash. When they do, the best laid plans of mothers and midwives must change, sometimes with very little warning.   Think all women give birth in hospital? Think again! From nightclubs to churches, bathtubs to toilets, and trains to planes – this volume in the Special Deliveries series focuses on some of the more unusual places where women have birthed babies.

Special Deliveries: in Unusual Places

Medical Books

Nursing

Pepere's Fiddle

Watson, Krista M.

A wonderful collections of thoughtful essays by a gifted writer and keen observer of the natural world. Join Richard deRosa on his walks along the back roads of the countryside near Cooperstown, NY, and let his penetrating eye explore the bond between wild nature and humanity. He walks, and nature unfolds, he looks, and nature shows.

Hawthorn Hill Journal: Selected Essays

Richard DeRosa

This delightful book fills the need for a biography of one of the lesser lights of the organbuilding trade: those unsung heros who maintain the instruments and provide churches, and schools with modest, reliable pipe organs.

Only His Organs Remain: The Life of New York State Pipe Organ Builder Robert S. Rowland

Richard Triumpho

An American Success Story: A History Of The Bales Motor Company

Kramer, Carl E.

A Lopsided View from Greenfield/Belser of the HIstory of Legal Marketing

25 Years of Legal Branding

Burkey Belser

Donna Greenfield

Stella Reynolds is new to the job, new to the state, and new to making mistakes in front of thousands of people, but that’s exactly what she signs up for when she takes a reporting job in Bozeman, Montana. Being on live TV in a small town has never been so funny, until Stella covers the town’s first murders in years. When the prime suspect’s girlfriend enlists Stella to help clear his name, she uncovers another shocking crime that could expose a handful of powerful insiders. Who is honest, who can’t be trusted, and who committed the murders? Stella is on a tight deadline to find out. Can she free an innocent man, or will the real culprit get away with murder?

The Big Lead: A Stella Reynolds Cozy Mystery (The Stella Reynolds Mystery Series)

Kirsch, Libby

Women's Fiction

Stella's Saga Continues! The perfect book for fans of the laugh-out-loud lines in Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum series combined with the who-done-it page turning style of a Sue Grafton mystery. TV reporter Stella Reynolds signs with a new station, excited to move to a bigger city for a better job. When she arrives in Bristol, Virginia, though, she finds a sexist, mean boss, unfriendly coworkers, and a town in love with a sport she’s never even watched—NASCAR! Before she can unpack her bags, Stella is drawn into an investigation when a driver is killed in a fiery wreck on the track. Experts call his death a tragedy, but Stella has insider information that the accident is anything but. With a slippery ex-fiancee, an angry father, and a nosy neighbor, you’ll be laughing on one page and gasping on the next. If all goes according to plan, the facts will be revealed during an epic live Big Interview. But when does anything ever go according to plan? The Big Interview is a standalone book in the Stella Reynolds Mystery Series. If you like a great mystery peppered with laugh out loud moments and cringe-worthy catastrophes, Libby Kirsch's The Big Interview is for you. Buy Libby Kirsch's book today, and see how the final big interview goes down when the cameras go live.

The Big Interview: Book 2 in the Stella Reynolds Mystery Series

Sometimes The End is just The Beginning. When the suspect in a Knoxville shooting confesses on camera, police say the case is closed. But then TV reporter Stella Reynolds gets an anonymous email that changes everything. As she picks her way through a minefield of untruths and half-lies, she discovers everyone has secrets they’re desperate to keep—including the people closest to her. With the body count rising, Stella won’t stop digging until she lays all the secrets bare. Friendships, romance, and even her own life are all on the line. Her work and personal lives collide in The Big Overnight, the thrilling third installment of the Stella Reynolds Mystery Series. Find out if Stella can track down the real killer before she reaches her final deadline.

The Big Overnight: Book 3 in the Stella Reynolds Mystery Series

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