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Fresh from medical school in the 1860sand a woman at thatthe young

Cheney Duvall has proved herself as a true doctor to those 200 brides with whom she traveled to the West. But arrival in Seattle with a string of medical successes does not open any doors for her. Returning to the East, she finds an invitation to a remote spot in the Ozark mountains where there are no doctors at all. But she runs into walls of illiteracy, superstition, and immovable distrust of Yankees. 368 pp.

Third collection of poems written by Jamie Lynn Morris

From Odes to Ends is a culinary feast blending together a dash of this and a dash of that. These poems range from sweet morseled haiku's to deep indulgences of poetic art.

Originally published in 1985. This impressive research tool offers four different indexes to cross-reference works on the sources of Chaucer. The user can look up sources by author, genre type or title, or look up the title of one of Chaucer's works to find which bibliographic entries they are mentioned within.

Hoping to escape a brutal New York winter, Cheney and Shiloh travel with a group of friends to a small citrus plantation in Florida. Though the place seems deserted, they begin to settle in for an enjoyable holiday--until they find something dreadful in the wine cellar.

Evaluation is only of use if its results are communicated to users and stakeholders -- this volume demonstrates how this is done. The authors argue that communication needs to take place throughout the evaluation process. The importance of maintaining a variety of channels of formal and informal reporting mechanisms is shown. The need to tailor the medium and the message for intended audiences and uses is also stressed. How to Communicate Eval...

Lynn Morris, bestselling author of The Baron's Honourable Daughter, once again sweeps readers into the Regency era with striking period detail. Lady Mirabella Tirel, the beautiful daughter of the Marquess of Camarden, takes a practical approach to love since a dashing captain broke her heart at age 17. Now at almost 22 years old, she has decided to endure one last London season to secure a suitable engagement and begin a simple life in the cou...

Bestselling author Lynn Morris returns after a 10-year hiatus with an inspirational Regency era romance rich in period detail.

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Cheney Duvall has proved herself as a true doctor to those 200 brides with whom she traveled to the West. But arrival in Seattle with a string of medical successes does not open any doors for her. Returning to the East, she finds an invitation to a remote spot in the Ozark mountains where there are no doctors at all. But she runs into walls of illiteracy, superstition, and immovable distrust of Yankees. 368 pp.

Fresh from medical school in the 1860sand a woman at thatthe young

Belinda Butterfly's adventure begins when she sets off to find new friends. During her journey she interacts with various insects. Throughout her experience, she learns a valuable lesson about staying true to herself.

In story three, Cheney returns to New York from the Ozark Mountains, where she worked hard trying to care for the mountain folks. New York brings new challenges. Cheney now treats New Yorks wealthy elite as part of a private practice she shares with Devlin Buchanan, the handsome doctor who had once proposed to her. When an outbreak of cholera sweeps the city bringing tragedy in its wake, Cheney must make a choice: can she remain in a privilege...

With New Orleans as their destination, Cheney Duvall and her nurse, Shiloh Irons, leave behind the glittering lights of New York City and travel first to Charleston, South Carolina, intending to stay for only a short time. But the purpose of their stop immediately draws them into the plight of this war-torn Southern city, in the painful throes of Reconstruction and carpetbagger policies after the Civil War.As Cheney and Shiloh are embroiled in...

Cheney travels to San Francisco, a city teeming with brothels, criminals, and immigrants. When the hospital decreed that none of these people will receive treatment, Cheney combats these prejudices and finds her only support in Shiloh Irons. When catastrophe suddenly strikes, Cheney finds herself unprepared for the overwhelming disaster.

The saga continues! A disturbing letter from her great-aunts has brought Cheney to their indigo plantation outside of New Orleans, but what she and Shiloh discover is much more serious and dangerous than they imagined. A West Indies cult has begun performing rituals and rites just across the bayou from the plantation, and warnings appear--Cheney's aunts are on "spirit ground" and they must leave.When the aunts refuse, some of the servants and ...

Often, we have wondered in time when things remained the same how life never changed, until the venom of life took a turn for those that we had endured. The weeping willow tree comes to mind in those times. As the trunk of the tree is strong as can be and the branch can hang heavy with venom, sagging till the end. However, the weeping willow tree has sparked my poetry for good and for bad. The branches of the weeping willow can also be there f...

A storm that forces Cheney and Shiloh to shelter on an island where inhabitants fight a terrible fever. Cheney and Shiloh: The Inheritance book 1.