Bøger af Kari Miller

Dinnertime often sets the stage for children to face off with their parents to decide who will win the vegetable war. Porgy is an imaginative little girl who finds herself in such a predicament. Her mother tries to convince her to eat a small spoonful of peas that's been added to her dinner plate. Porgy quickly decides that she does not like the unfamiliar morsel and begins to think of creative ways she can make it disappear.Whether you are a little one who has just won such a battle with your pleading parent, or you are an adult who can vividly recall taking a stand as a child and lived to tell the tale, this is a lighthearted story that will bring both sides to the table, proving that a peaceful truce is possible.

In a world where humans are governed by Archangels, there lives a young woman that contains within her an ability so powerful that if she were to be discovered, the world could change as she knows it. Under the care of her foster brother, Damian, Aya lived a relatively normal life - that is - up until the day that she received an invitation to an Angelic Ball that would change her life forever. When Dimitri, one of the most powerful Archangels, and his predecessor, Derek, learn of Aya's existence and the power contained within her, they will stop at nothing to keep her safe - and to keep her as their own. Follow Aya in the Archangel series as she is pulled into a world full of lust, passion and most importantly - obedience by her two new masters. Will Dimitri and Derek be able to keep Aya's secret safe from harms way? Will Aya be able to guard her heart from the men who are determined to make it their own?

Once considered the powerhouse of American industry, much of Western Pennsylvania now lies in ruins. The collapse of the steel industry and deindustrialization led to a decline in population and an increase in abandonment. Abandoned Western Pennsylvania: Behind the Boards gives readers the chance to see these locations up close. Factories, prisons, hospitals, schools, and even entire villages sit rotting and fading away. Frozen in time, it is as if their former inhabitants just shut the doors one day and left, leaving behind belongings, machinery, and even hospital records. The architectural beauty of these locations sits in disrepair, waiting to be saved, demolished, or forgotten. Scrappers, vandals, and fires worsen the rate of decay and the future remains unknown. Some structures have been torn down; others have been left to mother nature. Follow photographer and author Kari Miller as she takes you on a journey into Western Pennsylvania's past, to the places that have been left empty and unprotected, soon to be forgotten.