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Book Three of the Watertown Chronicles is about Suzanne Morse, a midwife, in Puritan America of the 1600s.

After Genevieve is about a difficult reconnection between a father and a daughter. Both must come to understand the importance of family and how forgiveness is their pathway to stability, happiness and love.

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Set in Puritan times and New England, Mary, The Clairvoyant is the second historical novel of The Watertown Chronicles, a fictional saga based on one of America's earliest immigrant families.

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William, The Patriarch is the first in a series of books on life in the village of Watertown, MA in the late 17th century. It chronicles the Sherborn family and their trials in life, work, and religion, in an area compromised by developing tensions.

This Terrible Peace is Helen Paull Kirkpatrick (1909-1997)'s penetrating assessment of the Munich Agreement and how it would be a catalyst for World War II. It was anything but "Peace for Our Time" as Neville Chamberlain's ignominious quote became known.

When Ariadne Caulfield and Judith Sheridan arrive home from the theater after a late summer "gully-washer, " they find Ariadne's home in disarray, the porch light out and the side door open. Entering gingerly, their fears are confirmed but even worse, a man's body lies in a pool of blood beside the fireplace, his head bashed by a dripping poker, most of Ariadne's books from her library shelves strewn around the room and body. Thus starts anoth...

In 1971, when Brooks Atkinson wrote This Bright Land, the modern conservation movement was being driven by new awareness of science's shortcomings. The early conservation movement, built on John Muir and Henry David Thoreau's appreciation of nature, was well aware of man's ability to outstrip his environment, but until the 1960s society still trusted man's ingenuity to fix any problem, even as mankind willfully depleted his natural resources.H...

Brooks Atkinson's (1894-1984) long shadow fell on the Broadway theatre district for decades. He was a voice that kept the "Broadway" in Times Square, even when it appeared that the star of this Mecca of Entertainment would dim. Though Broadway changed over time in content and grandeur, his focus on the writing and the acting was clear and motivating for both the players and the audience. A "Brooks Atkinson" hoorah meant money for the producer ...

Brooks Atkinson (1894-1984) was a 1947 Pulitzer Prize winner for his reporting from Moscow after WWII and was the venerated New York Times drama critic from 1925-1960. He was a force to be reckoned with but so was his wife, Oriana, a best-selling novelist and journalist of her own, and when Oriana Atkinson wanted something, she knew exactly how to handle Brooks.After visiting fellow drama critic Percy Hammond's summer home, Oriana decided that...

ALL COLOR INTERIORBrooks Atkinson's (1894-1984) long shadow fell on the Broadway theatre district for decades. He was a voice that kept the "Broadway" in Times Square, even when it appeared that the star of this Mecca of Entertainment would dim. Though Broadway changed over time in content and grandeur, his focus on the writing and the acting was clear and motivating for both the players and the audience. A "Brooks Atkinson" hoorah meant money...

In The Killing of Jefferies Flat, author Sophia Bogart gives a fascinating description of rural Tennessee in Post World War II, where Southern charm is simply a facade for the raging emotions of a small town. The hard-working citizens of Jefferies Flats, a tiny community in a valley of East Tennessee, live simple lives and the end of World War II brings them hope for peace and prosperity. The return of their native sons is a time for celebrati...

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Things I Wish My Father Had Told Me is a collection of sayings for a happier life and for dealing with life's struggles from former U.S. Army counselor, Leonard Adams, whose childhood trauma from abusive parents was rejected and his own life was turned around. The motivational sayings are random snapshots of how to embody love in one's life and relationships, resulting in an affirmation of the possibilities for any of us, no matter how terribl...

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