Carol Smith: 71 books

Katie makes a last minute trip to the mall for a musical birthday candle. But when a late winter blizzard comes up, she is unprepared. Taking a short cut home she finds herself in trouble when freezing rain glazes her windshield and she can’t drive on. Cold and shivering, panic grips her. But she...

Marlee Sweet Morgan is finally happy. With Joe back in her life and her daughter and granddaughter nearby, she finally feels like she can relax. However, jealousy steps in and stirs up a bit of trouble. Then, Joe becomes ill and Marlee feels responsible. But she steps up and takes care of him.When...

Eve Summers goes on a weekend trip to find her biological mother. But instead she winds up in a cabin in the woods along with no memory. Things take an interesting turn when Ted Daily, owner of the cabin shows up and Eve tells him that it's her cabin.With no memory of her past, Eve is befriended...

It's 1935 and Alice Dunbar is a new teacher. It is her first year in a one-room school. She attends the local dances and has given her heart to a young fisherman named Raymond Sweet. Her journey is long and sometimes turbulent in the small fishing village on the shores of Northern Nova Scotia. Times...

Poetry is for the heart and soul. Poetry is for everyone. It stirs emotion and feeling in our head and fine-tunes our eyes and ears to accept something out of the ordinary and interpreted only through the mind of the present reader. This book of poems is not theme oriented and tends to wander through...

Angel has been married to Jake for fifteen years and they now have two daughters, but family bliss is about to take a turn for the worse when Jake has a car accident and is killed. Angel and her daughters mourn his passing, but before they have much chance to grieve, Angel's Aunt May takes a heart...

Cub reporter Blaine Orson goes on her first big interview, but she finds a body instead. RCMP constable Roy Archer falls for her innocent- looking beauty but is suspicious too, since the dead man turns out to be her biological father, and she stands to inherit his fortune. Blaine can't believe it...

Who do you believe? Your twin or your boyfriend…and what about promises that never should have been made? Jewell Thurston is crushed when her twin sister Ruby tells her she is carrying Jewell’s boyfriend’s baby. Eric Finely tells Jewell that Ruby impersonated her, but Jewell, hurt and reeling,...

Three Short Stories: Denise Snider is deadly set against having children, but when her husband, Ryan, hits thirty, he starts talking kids. Denise finally gives in and tries to get pregnant, which is not as easy as she had hoped it would be. Seeing her friend, Ellen always busy with her two boys once...

If you want a nostalgic ride through the sixties, come along with Marlee Sweet as she travels to the southern states on a Trailways bus. Marlee meets Joe in Halifax, Canada and is determined to visit him in his home town of New Orleans. But first she must make a stopover in New York to grow up a bit....

Curricular peer mentoring is a programmatic approach to enrich student learning and engagement in postsecondary courses in which instructors welcome a more experienced undergraduate student into a credit course they are teaching. The student then serves as peer mentor to the students enrolled. Peer...

In the 1950s, a planning method was conceived called “Material Requirements Planning (or MRP).” MRP changed the world of manufacturing forever. But times have changed—customer tolerance times are much shorter, product variety and complexity has increased, and supply chains have spread around...

First Firebirds. Then Firebirds Rising. Now there is Firebirds Soaring, the third anthology of original stories by some of today?s finest writers of fantasy and science fiction. These authors, including Nancy Farmer (The Sea of Trolls), Ellen Klages (The Green Glass Sea), Margo Lanagan (Black Juice),...

The Berkshire town of Windsor has a rich royal history and you’ll find no better illustration of this than in its many and varied old hostelries. People have been enjoying the hospitality offered by the town’s watering holes since William the Conqueror first built a castle here in the eleventh...