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When a family accidentally learns that their matriarch has a fatal illness, their complicated weave of secrets and lies begins to unravel. Can they hold their own lives together long enough to help Mom with hers?
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mso-bidi-language:AR-SA">Liza’s mother-in-law once called her a godless hippie raised by wolves. Now, after five years of marriage to her elder son, five years of disapproval and spite, the family accidentally learns that Estelle has a fatal illness. And Estelle comes to her with an impossible request. A horrified Liza refu | |  | | Drawing Breath
A teen artist develops a complicated friendship with her teacher, a painter with cystic fibrosis.
span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: small; ">Art teacher Daniel Benedetto has cystic fibrosis. At thirty-four, he's already outlived his doctor's "expiration date," but that doesn't stop him from giving all he can to his students and his work. When he takes on Caitlin, his landlady's daughter, as a private student, the budding teen painter watches in torment as other people, especially women, treat Daniel like a freak because of his condition. To Caitlin, Daniel is not a disease, not someone to pity or take car | |  | | The Joke's on Me
When disaster strikes, former stand-up comic Frankie Goldberg flees Los Angeles for her idyllic hometown. In this story about family love and redemption, Frankie craves comfort, but continually finds that the joke’s on her.
em>The Joke’s on Me /em>is a story about family love and redemption, told through the eyes of feisty former actress and stand-up comic Frankie Goldberg. Frankie has lived in Los Angeles for the past fifteen years, relegating her family to the outer regions of her solar system while she pursued her own, middling success. But a disaster sends Frankie scrambling back to her mother’s bed and breakfast in Woodstock, New York. She craves comfort, but finds that the joke’s on her. Her much-older sister Jude, who incurred Frankie’s wrath by leaving home when Franki |
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Getting Even
by MORGAN ST. JAMES
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 Kimberly has gone from a well-paid female executive one minute to a desperate woman the next. Thinking her day can't possibly get any worse, she finds out how wrong she is when she goes home. The only way to set things straight is to get even. |
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