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She has a new love, but music is his mistress. And neither of them is good at sharing. Recently widowed and newly jobless, 42-year-old Rhett (yeah, she knows that's a man's name) Davis has a major life decision to make. She can either stay in the little Texas town where she was never really...

When sex, drugs and rock 'n roll collide with the dream of white picket fences, happily ever after better step up its game. Katie Scott may look like a flower child, but under her bohemian exterior beats the heart of June Cleaver. Even though the Summer of Love and the behind-the-scenes disintegration...

Life Is a Fishing Trip is a story that takes a fishing trip a step further into new territory of a life of travel and adventure with Native American traditions, respect for the environment, and a philosophy of life based on fishing and seeking each person’s true path. Daniel Hance Page is a freelance...

One of the most attractive and valuable of the holiday books for young people is Thomas Nelson Page's new story, "Tommy Trot's Visit to Santa Claus." This is a real boy's story of Christmas. The sturdy small boy with the goat team and the protected youngster who had never coasted before...

A fantastic collection of six short stories in the 'plantation tradition' genre by American author Thomas Nelson Page.Note: these stories were written in the late 19th century and as such are a product of their time. Some of the stereotypes portrayed within may be insulting to a modern audience.

An orphan must betray the dragon that gave him a true home and family in order to save his guardian's life. Fourteen-year-old Foxkit plays with fire by striking a bargain with the ferocious dragon Aerohim: Let six runaway orphans hide in his den in Galefang forest, and they will help him find a lost...

Now Do You Believe in Magic? is a story about a couple of teenagers growing up in the late sixties to early seventies. Megan Miller is a sixteen-year-old girl who has a secret. She’s gay. Not only that, she has a bad reputation, the kind most girls would hate to have. She runs into a witch and finds...

Where in Yorkshire can you walk on a dragon’s backbone? Who goes dancing at the Spot Bottom Hops? Which very old story gives advice about loading a dishwasher? Which mischievous child invented Yorkshire pudding? And is it safe to offer a gift to a small-toothed dog?Yorkshire has a rich heritage...

As a crime scene photographer for the Toronto Police, Elizabeth Reid has seen her share of tragedy. After losing her mother in a fire as a child, she was gifted with the ability to see things that other's couldn't, including the spirit of a mysterious woman who appears in her dreams, often forewarning...

Holden Hollister had everything a man could dream for, a beautiful home, a loving family, and a career as a best-selling author, but how much of it really belongs to him? After leaving the scene of a fatal car crash in 1992, which has Holden's best friend and writing partner serving a life sentence...

If not for the death of his wife and his career as a Hollywood screenwriter riding on the line, Steven Keller never would have returned to his childhood home, located far from civilization in the small town of Eldora. Accompanied by his rebellious teen aged daughter, he revisits the place of his birth...

Après trente-cinq ans d'enquêtes approfondies, le journaliste Christian R. Page est une sommité des phénomènes paranormaux au Québec. Dans ce troisième et dernier tome, il nous entraîne dans les sillons de phénomènes étranges et inexpliqués : la maison du diable à Amityville ;...

Le journaliste-enquêteur Christian R. Page nous entraîne dans les sillons de faits inexpliqués et étranges. Il fouille les archives, les dossiers de la police, interroge les principaux témoins, les autorités, les experts et, chemin faisant, nous fait partager ses émotions, ses doutes, ses questionnements...

À en croire une statistique récente, plus de 50 % des gens vivant dans les grands pays industrialisés croit en l'existence des phénomènes paranormaux. Mieux encore : trois personnes sur cinq justifient ses croyances par des expériences personnelles. Ces événements sont si omniprésents qu'ils...