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|  | | GRACE Along The Way
GRACE Along The Way is heartwarming yet far-reaching for anyone who wonders about something outside of the human mind that can come to their aid and be relied upon, when needed and invited. Together two abandoned boys, Jeff and Steve discover a course of action that can be depended upon to link them with a universal intelligence. The results will surprise you.
The Cambridge Home for Boys is the fated meeting place for Jeffrey Barnes and Steve Johnson. Destiny brings them together as roommates and they develop an invaluable and pricesless friendship, as they both want to improve themselves and become independent, especially if no adoption is in their future. Jeff is the more studious, tenacious and reflective youngster, but Steve is an independent thinker in his own way. Together they begin to develop a special philosophy of life that takes them into upper segments of the mind. Although they take different roads to their final goal, bot | |  | | I Remember Being Called Sarah
Adopted by a family at 3 years old, Amanda always fought being called by that name. To her, she was Sarah. And although she relented and lived by her new name Amanda, the name Sarah was always in her heart.
u>I Remember Being Called Sarah/u> is a heartwarming and thought-provoking look at the world of adopted children showing the different way they relate to their environment and their selected world. Imagine not being able to trust anyone in your personal arena and existing day to day wondering who is realiable and honest, thereby confusing your very existence. Sarah had a few memories when adopted at three years old, but no one seemed interested in them. No one seemed to realize that a little child could remember anything significant. Therefore, she kept her thoughts to herself for y | |  | | Sinister Thoughts Kill: A Sammi Evans Mystery
Randy Baker discovers his wife murdered in the living room of their home, shot through the back of the head. His gun, usually kept in a locked cabinet, is missing. He takes his young son to a neighbor and calls the police from a pay phone as he has unfinished details that need to be taken care of before he'll succumb to an arrest that seems imminent
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/w:Wo | |  | | Thinking Out Loud: A Sammi Evans Mystery
Sammi Evans is wanted by the police, the FBI and people in trouble. She has a special talent and can find out information from anyone. Few in the world around know how she does it; but she shares with her readers.
Politicians, policemen and an entire ring of vicious criminals join forces to infiltrate the office of the Governor of Pennsylvania in furtherance of their master scheme involving drugs, murder and money-laundering. Allowing nothing to stand in their way, the evil cartel moves relentlessly forward with their handpicked candidate for the Governor's seat. Their plan: total dominance. Their secret asset: a mole in the police ranks. Their obstacle: a detective in Scranton, PA and a 'sensitive' with a secret of her own.
| |  | | Thoughts Can Be Deadly: A Sammi Evans Mystery
Sammi Evans and her husband Dave Patterson delve into the world of murder and mystery as seen through the eyes of a Down syndrome boy. The clues point to his mother as the murderess, but he knows she's innocent, although he has no concrete proof. Can they help this child and save his mother?
Sammi Evans and her husband Detective Dave Patterson take on the perplexing world of murder and mystery as seen through the eyes of a Down's syndrome boy, who's horrified when his mother, Lily Caulkin is accused of murder. The clues all point to Lily, but Sammi, with her special hidden talent, knows she is not guilty. Where do they begin to prove her innocence? In addition, one of Detective Patterson's fellow officers is accused of killing two young boys to prevent them from testifying against him. Can they solve this double dilemma? And how are all these people connected? The ending | |  | | Thoughts Can Be Murder: A Sammi Evans Mystery
An ex-policeman discovered to be a mole is found shot to death near the shipping docks. The mayor is fuming-- another murder near his reelection time. Then a wife is missing and no one has any ideas what happened to her and why. Sammi Evans is brought in and she realizes the mayor and his wife are in danger but he has estranged himself from her and the police. Can they be saved in time?
A former policeman, convicted of being a mole, is found shot to death. The mayor of Scranton, PA, running for reelection is furious and slams the police to solve this crime quickly to make himself look better. But matters only get worse as an upstanding citizen, wife and mother is missing and all leads fail to bring results. Sammi Evans and her husband, Detective Dave Patterson, are called in. Together, they get results. Sammi has a special talent and Dave knows how to work with her. But how does she get the unsuspecting mayor to realize that he has spies working in his inner circle? | |  | | Your Thoughts Can Trap You: A Sammi Evans Mystery
Sammi Evans has a hidden gift and uses it to solve crimes. Few people know how she does it; most are curious. She doesn't tell them, but she shares with her readers.
Multiple kidnappings are taking place in broad daylight as children are snatched off the street under the very noses of their watchers. The kidnappings continue unabated and even includes an eighty-three year old grandmother. Still, there is little to go on. The local police have nothing and even the FBI is clueless, confused and bewildered by the lack of evidence. It seems that nothing can slow the rate of children disappearing without a trace. But then a voice from the past, one of the five people living that knows of Sammi Evans' special talent reaches her and pleads for her help.
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Rachel's Garden
by Louise Worthington
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 Can something so perfect really be poisonous?
When Rachel and her husband Adam move to Maple Cottage in remote Cheshire, it should be the fulfilment of their dream to start a family.
Haunted by her past and challenged by events around he |
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