Bøger af Mary Fox

This book follows on from Understanding Greyhounds: Our Companions Through the Ages. It is a response to how, in recent times, more and more people living in urban environments are adopting greyhounds and other sighthounds as pets. Although many types of dogs live successfully in urban areas, there are some important behavioural and physiological differences that new owners should be aware of. This book offers a wide range of practical tips and advice to put the owner on a path towards a more enjoyable and fulfilling human-canine relationship.

This is a COMPLETE series (Volumes 1 and 2) Western Mail Order Bride Romance Novella. Part 1: Courtney le Brush has recently found out her father's money is gone, and she suspects a plan in order to blackmail her into marriage. To prevent such an occurance, she answers a wanted ad for marriage to a man who runs a ranch instead, but it will take everything in her power to hold onto a man who doesn't want a wife. Brandon Jackson doesn't want another woman in his life - not after the last disaster that walked out of his life - but his brother is determined to set him up anyway. When Courtney ends up in his arms, she'll turn his whole world upside down. Part 2: Back home, Courtney le Brush's worst nightmare has come true. Simon Talbert has finally sprung his trap, and now she's being forced to marry a man she knows she'll never love and who will never love her. Brandon Jackson sent Courtney away, but her words remain in his mind, words he knows are correct. When his brother explains she's about to be married to another man he'll have to decide whether or not he wants the woman back in his life and whether or not he has the courage to go after her if he does.

Waiting for Rain by Mary Fox provides poetry that relates to the ordinary person and is suitable for tweens, teens, and adults, touching on common issues in family relations, illness, bullying, and break ups. The author says of the collection: "In collecting the poems, I focused on the moments that people live in between life's more dramatic events-times we are left waiting, resting, hoping, evaluating, mourning, or expecting what might come. When we wait for rain, we can hope for growth, change or relief but we also can think of rain as interrupting our progress, flooding our plans, or in some other way "raining on our parade," as the cliché says. I wanted poems that captured those reflective moments of life, our reactions, when we step back and look for meaning and enlightenment."