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Can a 16 year old attorney learn to survive in the adult world of law and litigation?
Weeks pass before Melody finally gets her big break when senior partner at Lazlo, Marshdon and Brown assigns her first real case. Melody’s relationship with her best friend, Jewel, becomes strained as her friendship with another associate, Maggie, advances and she develops romantic feelings for her boss’ son, Eric. Her feelings for Eric deepen, her relationship with Jewel sours, the key medical record in her case is lost, and Melody feels her life is crumbling.
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Abigail Sinkey’s peaceful life crumbles June 3rd, 1860, when a tornado rips through town. Her parents are dead and her beau, Joseph, is missing. At the mass funeral for those who perished, she learns Joseph’s enemy, Marty Cranson, died, but at the hands of a person rather than the tornado. Abigail becomes obsessed with finding out who killed Marty, hoping that and not that he no longer loved her, was the reason Joseph left.
In early June, 1860, Abigail enjoyed a peaceful home life in Camanche, Iowa, and, Joseph Sund had recently proposed marriage. That changes June 3rd when a tornado rips through town, killing her parents. At the mass funeral for those who perished in the storm, she learns Marty Cranson, with whom Abigail witnessed Joseph having a heated argument, died, but at the hands of a person rather than the tornado. In addition to being faced with raising her young siblings, Joseph has disappeared and a stranger, Marshall Stevenson, appears, offering to help Abigail repair the families’ home and h | |  | | Versed in Nature: Hiking Northwest Illinois and East Iowa State Parks
Part guidebook, mart memoir, this collection of park descriptions and poems will take you on a beautiful, nature-filled journey through the Midwest and mid-life.
“White green moss grows
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Where The Redwing Sings
by Mr. Ed
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 A book of nature inspired poems and essays, written from the heart and soul of a life-long nature, animal, and wilderness lover, and dedicated to today’s children - Earth's only hope for a better tomorrow.
This book won 'The Poetry Category' |
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