Bøger af Dawn Watson

When Cheryl Bublik attempts to heal after her kidnapping she discovers her strengths as well as her weaknesses. With the help of her friend, Raider McLaughlin, she faces her fears in the tiny town of Pi. Will she regain her confidence or be derailed by her own insecurities?

Welcome to Pi, a small, blue-collar, mostly Irish town. When an Irish girl falls in love with an Indian boy, murder on the rails begins to occur with frequency. Will the town lose its identity when people start leaving? Will the integration of immigrants be successful or will more people die? Will Pi ever be squared?

In December, 1817, the Georgia state legislature enacted legislation requiring all persons introducing slaves into the state to register with a local county court. Clerks in several counties created independent registers in which to record the resulting affidavits. While these affidavits are often overlooked by researchers, they generally include personal, identifying information about the deponents and the individual slaves that could be useful to genealogists and historians.This new volume contains abstracts of slave importation affidavit registers for nine of the ten Georgia counties where such registers are known to be extant: Camden County, Columbia County, Elbert County, Franklin County, Jackson County, Jasper County, Morgan County, Pulaski County, and Wilkes County. Two indexes make the text easy to search and use.

Four female friends navigate the political turbulence of North Belfast in the late 80s in this extraordinary, evocative verse novel.