Gabriella is the name given to a female baby Rhinouserous, who sadly loses her loving family at the hands of horrible, greedy, poachers. This very short tale tells the world of her plight, along with the other endangered Animals in Africa today. It is a very sad fact that Rhinos along with other animals are horribly slaughtered daily for nothing more than the Keratin in their beautiful horns., This incidentally, happens to be the same substance that human fingernails and toenails are made of. A poor little, now orphaned Rhino tells her sad story. Her sad loss of her beautiful family, but also how through the help of nice humans lives to fight on another day, eventually raising her very own family. This short tale, Gabriella plight, tells the world of the pain and loss as seen through the eyes of a poor baby Rhinoceros if only she had the ability to do so. A small fee was originally added to the cost of receiving this short story, but only to help raise money for the prtection of these endangered animals. Alas this generated less interest than I anticipated. I have now decided to place the book out for free, hoping in some small way to help raise awareness of the plight of these beautiful endangered animals.

Through a series of ill-fated events, Bess Martin finds herself thrust back to Salem in the middle of the Salem witch trials. Last time, her sharp tongue earned her ‘high suspicion of sundry acts of Witchcraft’, and she barely escaped with her life. Will Hezekiah, the brave young man who came through the rift to the future with her three years earlier, follow Bess back to Salem and rescue her, before her quick temper decides her fate? From the ninth great-granddaughter of Susannah North Martin, who was accused and hanged as a witch, comes book two in the SALEM WITCH HAUNT series: RETURN TO SALEM, a realistic time travel steeped in suspense and intrigue with a touch of sweet romance. Using primary sources, Theresa Sneed masterfully weaves the trials and hangings of Reverend George Burroughs, Martha Carrier, George Jacobs Sr., John Proctor, and John Willard into this insightful historical fiction.

No case is too small—or too strange—for the Lunghi family detective agency For the Lunghis of Bath, England, detecting is best discussed around the family dinner table; everyone gets a say. The various members of the Lunghi family are old and cantankerous, young and bolshie, responsible, clever, and even artistic. But relentless curiosity is the one quality they all possess. The Lunghi Detective Agency’s latest client, pretty, thirty-something Eileen Shayler, suspects that her husband, Jack Shayler, is in terrible trouble. Jack failed to return the bottle of dishwashing liquid to its proper place under the sink. Thus, he could be having an affair. Or he has a gambling problem and owes money to his bookie. When the case suddenly collides with several others, the Lunghis will find themselves knee-deep in an unsolved murder, a mysterious stakeout, and some damning personal secrets.

The Baron DeGuerre Had Finally Met His Match Though famed for prowess in tourney and war, Etienne DeGuerre now found himself at odds in the Battle of the Sexes. For his opponent, Gabriella Frechette, was a woman of singular beauty…and single-minded resolve. One who had easily stormed his defenses, and laid siege to his unsuspecting heart.

Provides twenty-first century readers with a new, comprehensive and suggestive account of the sentimental novel in the eighteenth century.

Reproduction of the original: Life and Gabriella by Ellen Glasgow

She’s shattering under the weight of her secret. His heart is breaking as he watches her collapse. events are twisting more tightly around them... Making it hard to breathe...or love... Can they sever the shackles of destiny and find love? Or Will they just exchange one type of restraint for another?