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Clara Maxwell fights the Civil War at home, knitting socks for the army and feeding Yankee prisoners alongside her compassionate aunt. Her mother, Mrs. Maxwell, conquers her own bitterness of war by tending to wounded soldiers and sewing uniforms. Jimmy, Clara's brother, transfers the wounded to local hospitals and becomes a prison guard. These three tell the story of many actual events of that war, but particularly those affecting Salisbury, North Carolina.

After her devastating break-up with Davion, Natasha thought she had found everything she needed in Sharif. But when Davion shows up to her wedding and proves he's not quite out of the picture yet, Natasha is torn between her past and her present, not being willing to let go of either. When things come to a head, Natasha has to make a decision, or have it made for her...

Balancing the Generations examines each generation to dispel myths and help leaders recognize and take advantage of their strengths to build more successful organizations. The book will answer your questions about how to handle the different generations on your team! This book will make you a more effective leader. If you were born between 1900 and 2010, and are in the 21st Century workplace, you need to read this book!

THE KEYS TO HEALING: A Handbook for Miracles is an instruction book for ministers and laypeople alike who desire to receive healings and miracles from God in their own bodies and in the bodies of the ones for whom they pray. Scriptural to the core, revolutionary in its approach, THE KEYS TO HEALING will teach people how to pray, and how to believe, according to scripture, so that God will meet their physical needs.

Crashing into Sunrise portrays a rowdy youth's transition from teenage mayhem to the awareness of the larger world around him. It depicts the emotional and intellectual upheaval of a young man of the 1940s surrounded by his adventurous buddies and the girls who shine along his path. This is Jim Mahoney, a reckless teenager with an unfinished personality and flawed character who discovers the force and power of ideas, books, love and music in college. Crashing into Sunruse is one of several stand-alone novels about the lives of an Irish-American family in the 20th century.