Jacqueline: 1933 books

Lyn Taylor loves her job as an Idaho wilderness hunting guide, but her world is complicated. It is a man's job in a man's world where she must constantly prove she is very capable and qualified to guide men on their hunts. On top of her father barely engaging in life since the death of Lyn's mother,...

The final installment in the Rage of Dracula series. Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy and Dracula. Finding themselves with a common purpose, these unlikely allies find themselves brought together to stop the zombie virus from claiming all of England. Can they trust one another long enough to stop...

When news traveled that a wealthy bachelor, Mr. Bingley, had leased Netherfield with his sisters, the town was abuzz with excitement. The mothers anyway. Each seeing one of their daughters marrying into a respectable life. Of course, Mrs. Bennet was no exception. Sending her two oldest daughters, Jane...

New York Times**–bestselling author Jacqueline Briskin delivers a richly romantic, epic novel about the founding of the automobile industry, spanning two continents and five turbulent decades of American history** In 1894, while penniless nineteen-year-old Tom Bridger works at a Michigan...

Alice Hollister grows up a migrant crop picker so desperate to escape the many abusive men in her life that she runs away from her beloved sister to make a new life for herself. Shortly after, she marries Barry Cordiner, an aspiring lawyer who is part of a close-knit family in the movie business....

Starting over after the loss of his wife, loneliness overcomes the prince of darkness. When the streetwalker begins to stalk him, desperate for him to gift her immortality he tries to say no. Fearful of allowing another woman close to his heart again. His heart that refuses to turn her away. Forcing...

Love and World War II come inexorably together as never before in Jacqueline Barrys new romantic, historical novel, Fortunes of Fate. Four young women from small town America are drawn together in wartime Washington, DC where they have been recruited for jobs in the U.S. War Department. Excited,...

1893: Mary, a desperately poor cleaner, is a witness to murder. Archie, one of the first artists to work for the police, to support his other work, draws the man she says she saw at the scene. Fascinated by her 'face full of bones', he persuades her to sit for a portrait, but the man who buys the...

Having spent centuries cursed, Dracula has grown to despise humanity. Seeing into the darkest corners of his heart of his prey, he knows man is a wretched being who deserves whatever cruelty he wishes to dish out to them. Until he saw her. The child with a heart so pure, he once again felt...

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The saga of a Canada goose, along with a host of other geese and ducks, who demonstrates the importance of kin and clan. From the nonfiction book, Whispers from the Wild: Stories from a Wildlife Center--one of a collection of feel-good tales about animals, their myth and magic, and how they change, and are changed by, the people they come into contact with.

Whether you have just discovered the beauty of the Rosary or you've been praying it for a long time, this guided meditation will help you to delve more deeply into the Mysteries of Christ's life, death and resurrection. After reading a Bible passage that supports the mystery, contemplate the prompts...

Greenwood and Archer is a book that both touches the heart and informs the nation of the true accounting of what some call the Tulsa Race Riot, also known as the 1921 Race Riot, the night Tulsa died, along with a few other names. This book is warm and romantic and lighthearted in parts, yet filled...

Too often lost in our understanding of the American Cold War crisis, with its nuclear brinkmanship and global political chess game, is the simultaneous crisis on the nation's racial front. Reckoning Day is the first book to examine the relationship of African Americans to the atom bomb in postwar...