Set in Argentina, Carole L. Kelly's exciting first novel... And Now Goodbye takes you back to Italy and the war, to Paris and the scene of the abduction and to the United States as the mystery unfolds as to why she was taken and kept for twenty years.  Kelly's first novel revolves around the life of a beautiful, rich woman who suddenly discovers she is not who she thought she was and her life is not the life she thought it was. Now she has to deal with all of this information and maintain some sense of sanity in the middle of this crisis that threatens to destroy her world. While trying to unravel the mysterious circumstances surrounding the memories that are re-occurring, Julia struggles with the truth about her husband and her handsome attorney/friend Victor to find out where her life should be and with whom.

And Now Goodbye

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Kelly, Carole

Mystery

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A cancer researcher, Dr. Charles Hancock, discovers that electromagnetic rays from TV/Radio broadcasts, satellite waves and even cell phones are a direct cause of cancer. Threatened with loss of FCC permits, the Broadcast industry attempts to discredit Dr. Hancock, his work and his family. Well financed investigations into his background uncover a missing year in his life – a year Dr. Hancock has never accounted for. With billions of dollars at risk, the efforts to disgrace Dr. Hancock are boundless. The missing year is the key to destroying the Doctor. The outcome is a bizarre twist that links history and intrigue together. The 'secret' of Dr. Hancock is a shock!

The Sound of Death

Mullen, Jack

The author learned the tragedies of war on the home front when two of his friends married young men who went off to war but did not return. Now, remembering the heartbroken widows and the children who would never know their fathers, he has rewoven the warp and weft of life's fortunes into a tapestry more pleasant to look upon. On their high-school graduation day, Ellen meets Linda's cousin, Paul, a decorated World War II Navy fighter pilot. In less than a month they are married. And then the misfortune of war that nearly destroys Ellen's happiness brings Linda face-to-face with Philip, a promising young medical student who sweeps her off her feet and right into his heart. Two girls as talented as they are beautiful, a war that threatens to doom them both to a lifetime of sorrow, and two young men with uncommon skills for survival are blended together in a down-to-earth, lighthearted story that will tug at your heart, make you laugh, and perhaps make you believe the legend of the big rock.

The Legend Of The Big Rock

Literature & Fiction

Bachand, Kenneth

Contemporary

This book on three local lighthouses in the Forgotten Coast area of Florida, gives a glimpse of what life was like for the men and their families who maintained these magnificent sentinels. It also serves as a family history of the generations of men who kept the waters safe for ships and sailors. Many of their descendants still live in this area. 
Beverly Mount-Douds has collected a brief history of these lighthouses, along with a few short stories that range from mysterious deaths of lighthouse keepers to the genealogy of lighthouse keepers themselves. This work is filled with information on the construction, operation of these buildings and the many battles fought to build and maintain each lighthouse through these years. 
 Lighthouse Keepers delivers a marvelous library of family histories and photographs of the men and their families who lived this great adventure.

Lighthouse Keepers

Mount-Douds, Beverly

Reference

A unique collection of history and music that connects the spirit and the background of the Alamo defenders to Scotland. From the beginning of Scotland’s freedom wars, with Wallace and Bruce, we see the trend carried forward to the Texas and the Alamo. With piper John MacGregor and the fiddler of the Alamo the men’s spirits were maintained with the music of Scotland that contained a history of a fighting spirit. These songs were then used as the tunes for ballads and stories written about the Alamo and the Texas Revolution. This Texas freedom fight has its roots in Scotland’s freedom wars.

Now's the Day and Now's the Hour: Scotland Remembers the Alamo

History

Peterson, Carl

Americas

"Sallisaw, Oklahoma - B. Hollis Knight's latest novel is a contemporary western tale of sustained tension and danger as the owner of a beautiful grey racehorse called Breathtaker tries desperately to keep the horse in his possession. Knight truly knows how"

Breathtaker

Knight, B. Hollis

Genre Fiction

I know now who I am A man away from home Far from the maddening crowd From which I sprang and left . . . Such is the power of On Second Thought, Hodelin Rene's first collection of poetry. This volume is a collection of poems written by Hodelin Rene over a period of 25 years. These poems were selected from many that Hodelin has written during his adulthood. The poems are about a wide range of his life's experience and some of life's recurrent themes such as love, faith, friendship, hope, self examination. The poem "On Second Thought" is also the title of this book. This poem reflects a time in the author's life when he was experiencing a transition; from lamenting over leaving the town he grew up in; to the realization that happiness can be enjoyed when we dwell on the good we can accomplish right where we are in the present. Reading these poems adds depth, character and feeling to the reader. Hodelin captures your imagination and guides you to places he has been, feelings he has felt and you instantly understand what he was thinking and feeling. Hodelin sweeps you away from your world and brings you into his.

On Second Thought

Hodelin, Rene

Poetry

Poetry is drawn from a well deep within the heart and soul of the poet. It is deeply personal. It is the most intimate form of literature. The poetry in this book comes from my heart and soul, but I was not alone in its creation. I was guided, aided and encouraged by many people. It would take another book to thank all, but I would like to recognize a few individuals without whom this work would not have been possible. I am profoundly grateful to: 
Betty Thin Elk, mom, you are my inspiration. Vernon Eagle Feather, dad, I miss you. John and Sarah Colombe, who adopted, raised and taught a child to see outside himself. Kit Colombe, my wife who has, somehow, managed to see beyond the frailties and eccentricities of a mad poet. Gary Handler, my good friend. You'll never know how much you've helped! Thanks. Todd Samalin, your equanimity and balance were inspiring. You encouraged my poetry by your friendship. David McCord, my friend and mentor. Your constant encouragement kept the poetry flowing. Gwen Russell-Green, thanks for all the encouragement and those wonderful gatherings.

Silent Shouting, Quiet War

Colombe, Ron

Howie Madison Cobb while serving aboard the USS Circe during WWII learns things about himself that he prefers not to know, while his wife Indella CoraMae Shealy Cobb, learns at much too young an age what it means to be a mother. When Howie returns home, he brings with him longings that he does not understand and subsequently cannot explain even to his beloved wife. In The Shelter of The Fold is a chronicle of America's emerging into and learning to live with the Atomic Age.

In The Shelter of The Fold

Robbins, Kenneth

In 1975, Mr. Rabhan traveled to Iran as a businessman, where he successfully produced infant formula and children’s clothing. One day in 1980 when he was driving to one of his factories in Tehran, he was arrested, accused of being a spy, and imprisoned without formal charges. His first years were spent largely in solitary confinement. The Iranian officials finally filed charges against Mr. Rabhan in 1988, and he was given a specific sentence for the false charge of being a spy. 
"In the beginning, bread was the stuff of my sanity. I ate it, I sculpted with it and bartered the sculptures," Mr. Rabhan says. "It kept me busy, and it kept me sane during the years I was in solitary. Later, I used my survival skills to obtain pens, paints and brushes, which I used to sketch the prisoners I knew during my last five years in prison." 
At the end, he was told all was a mistake. He was finally released in 1990. 
In August 1990, American David Rabhan walked away from Evin Prison in Tehran, Iran with an incredible story in his head and with two suitcases stuffed with more than 300 sketches of prisoners, who, like himself, were incarcerated for alleged "political" crimes against the Khomeini regime. Together, this story and the illustrations appearing in this book express the triumph of human dignity and spirit.

Conscious Coma: Ten Years in an Iranian Prison

Biographies & Memoirs

Rabhan, David

Historical

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