Paula: 1921 books

A Month of Sundays provides food for the body as well as the soul. It offers thirty-one weeks of delicious Sabbath meals along with reflections on the need for true Sabbath rest. This book will leave you feeling spiritually refreshed, reconnected with your Creator, and at peace with yourself.

ABOUT THE BOOK The art of Zen involves living in the moment, something that's often difficult to do in our fast-paced modern world, where the media channels are always switched on and we're always running for the next target. Although most of us are lucky enough to live in a world of relative...

Over the last few decades Caribbean writers - performance poets, newspaper poets, singer-songwriters - have created a genuinely popular art form, a poetry heard by audiences all over the world. At the same time, even at its most literary, Caribbean poetry shares the vigour of the oral tradition. Writers...

Die Vorfreude auf das Fest ist sicher einer der schönsten Gründe, wieder einmal ein gutes Buch zur Hand zu nehmen und sich damit in die adventlich geschmückte Stube zurückzuziehen. Dieser Band versammelt beliebte und stimmungsvolle Texte zur Weihnachtszeit. Sie erzählen Heiteres und Besinnliches,...

Dirty Thoughts is book 2 of the O'Donnell Crime Family Trilogy. Book3, Dirty Secrets is available everywhere now! I’m her worst sinful nightmare/ She’s the kind of girl who has no business around a brute like me. Nineteen. Beautiful. So fragile she could break from a hard stare. She’s...

Best friends Amber Brown and Justin Daniels are taking a vacation together! There’s just one problem—Justin’s little brother, Danny. He always wants to tag along. Can Amber find a way to make Danny go away so she can have Justin all to herself?

J. D. Cooper had left no stone unturned when investigating a cold case that hit much too close to home. Or so he'd thought. Thanks to small-town deputy Natalie Becker, new evidence had surfaced that might lead J.D. closer to the truth. But Natalie had a stake in this situation, too, and claimed that...

Piali Roy has had enough. Between her beloved father, a rigid traditionalist who refuses to accept anyone from outside their caste and community, and the ‘unsuitable’ Sathya, who is madly in love with her and won’t back down in his quest to get her, Piali is ready to jump off a mountain top...

Threatened by masked men making an impossible demand of her, Abby Chandler runs to Luke Cooper for help. She knows it's been three years since he vanished after their blazing one-night stand…and that she might be forced to reveal the secret that he's her little boy's father. Abby has no idea...

Consistently praised for her incisive depictions of domestic family life with a twist of suspense, Daly writes real characters, questioning the role of women and the demands placed upon them; one of Grove’s most promising domestic suspense writers, Daly’s audience continues to grow as readers...

ABOUT THE BOOK Island of the Blue Dolphins is the 1961 Newbery award-winning book by Scott O’Dell that tells the true story, with some literary license, of a young Indian girl named Karana who was left behind on San Nicolas Island off the California coast, along with her younger brother,...

Dirty Secrets is book 3 and finale of the O'Donnell Crime Family trilogy! I’m her worst sinful nightmare She’s the kind of girl who has no business around a brute like me. Nineteen. Beautiful. So fragile she could break from a hard stare. She’s running from something—or someone. I saved...

Dirty Whispers is book 1 of the O'Donnell Crime Family trilogy. Books 2 and 3, Dirty Thoughts and Dirty Secrets are available everywhere now! I’m her worst sinful nightmare. She’s the kind of girl who has no business around a brute like me. Nineteen. Beautiful. So fragile she could...

**Maternity Row A husband on the doorstep…twins on the way.** ANOTHER MAN'S CHILD When Raine Paxton asked her estranged husband, famous investigative journalist Morgan Paxton, for a divorce, she never thought she'd see him again. But suddenly he was on her doorstep-and obviously...