The Bellows family is shattered by a choice a son makes which can’t be undone. Now a father, mother, and sister must navigate their tremendous grief to find the other side. Norah Bellows, a Special Education Teacher turned her back on God long ago. She was determined to rely on herself to get through the trials of life, but now in the event of losing her only son, Norah must make a choice which will drastically change the course of her family’s life. Charlotte Bellows was in denial of her older brother’s choice. She tries to uncover his secrets to discover why on April 5, 2019 her world came crashing down. Charlotte desperately tries to uncover the answers that she hopes will put her heart at rest when she meets a young man who may hold the key to what she didn’t know she needed most. A story about God’s everlasting faithfulness, the power of hope, and His healing redemption which over comes even the deepest of sorrows.

In 1959, sixteen year old April is attacked and left for dead. Rescued two days later, she finds herself in the year 1999 and everyone she knew forty years ago is gone. Struggling to adjust, she discovers that she isn't living in her own future but a more dangerous place marked by the unexplained disappearances of people claiming to have moved through time. Escaping with new friends across the country, April survives an assassination attempt, a group of religious fundamentalist's intent on kidnap and the attentions of the police who are searching for her. However, equally frightening are her physical seizures accompanied by terrifying visions that are getting worse with time. Back in 1959, a girl is found lying in a ditch. Although in a coma, she is identified as April. She eventually recovers and begins to tell her strange story of being in 1999. Widely assumed to have dreamed such strange ideas, April's account finds little sympathetic reception until she meets a nineteen year old student called Richard - a man whom she had met as a Cambridge professor in 1999.

Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.

One dance. That's all it takes to become the subject of celebrity gossip...again. After a lifetime of trying to remain invisible, my face was splashed across the covers of tabloids around the world. Just when my life is returning to some semblance of normalcy, I'm photographed with Tyler Hammond of Kings Gambit. Now, rumors are flying. Before I know it, I've moved in with the entire band and am fake dating Tyler. The guys insist I'm doing them a favor by helping them revamp their image, but the truth is, I'm the one who needs them. Between an obsessed stalker, the guys' protective natures, and tension within the band, my life is beginning to resemble the TV dramas I used to love so much. Rook, Levi, Landon, and Tyler have been called the "bad boys of rock," but the more I get to know them, the more I'm certain they're not bad at all. Actually, that's a lie. Falling for all four of them is unquestionably bad for my heart. **Love Notes is a series of interconnected, reverse harem standalone novels.

As Hank settles down to sleep hours later, he imagines kissing Evelyn again, in that crowded saloon. But this time it is a slow kiss. He strokes her hair gently with his hands. It smells of roses. He touches her neck, and then kisses it tenderly, aware of the effect his stubbly beard has on her. He pulls her closer. Her generous breasts push right up against his chest. His arms are around her back, and then, he rolls them gently over her bountiful bottom. Both hands - he holds her buttocks in both hands and pulls her even closer against his ravenous body.

In September of 1952, in small-town McFarland, North Dakota, Annie Clausen (the twelve-year-old daughter of the Farmers' Union store manager) doesn't know how good she has it. Annie is pretty sure her loving and hardworking parents expect way too much of her. Her mother's lists of chores take precedence over fun, and the math teacher seems to relish picking on her and her best friend, next-door neighbor, Bobby Merritt. A couple of bullies add to her list of problems. Meanwhile, Rosie Stample takes care of her little brother, Edgar, and doesn't realize how bad their life is going to get. Rosie's mother, who has suffered a horrific shock, has been hospitalized in Minnesota's state mental institution for the last two years. Her father brought his children to McFarland to live because he has found work nearby with a prosperous farmer, Herbert Sloven. Besides caring for Edgar, Rosie tries to do the laundry, cooking, cleaning, and still get to school, while her older brothers manage to bully and alienate everyone. Her father has started drinking again, and the news about her mother's progress gets worse. Neither girl could have predicted the changes that were to come.

The critique of white male society that Charles W. Chesnutt launched in A Marrow of Tradition continues in Evelyn's Husband, one of six manuscripts left unpublished when this highly regarded African American innovator died. Set in Boston society, on a deserted Caribbean island, and in Brazil, Evelyn's Husbandis the story of two men--one old, one young--in love with the same young woman. Late in his career Chesnutt embarked on a period of experimentation with eccentric forms, finishing this hybrid of a romance and adventure story just before publishing his last work, The Colonel's Dream. In Evelyn's Husband, Chesnutt crafts a parody examining white male roles in the early 1900s, a time when there was rampant anxiety over the subject. In Boston, the older man is left at the altar when his bride-to-be flees and marries a young architect. Later, trapped on an island together, the jilted lover and the young husband find a productive middle ground between the dilettante and the primitive. Along with A Business Career, this novel marks Chesnutt's achievement in being among the first African American authors to defy the color barrier and write fiction with a white cast of main characters.