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A delight collection that spans over four decades, this is a precious gift that Jack Calhoun has long planned to give us. For no matter what each poem is about, we can catch a glimpse of ourselves. It is an album of life's images, which is, at once touching and beautiful while at the same time thought-provoking an inspirational.

"We don't belong here. Wake up. Wake up before we both die." Fate and near supernatural circumstances throw two young lovers into a harrowing situation where they must rely on each other for survival. Barely surviving a ruthless shooting in his Montana hometown, sixteen-year-old Alex Fahlstrom awakens from a coma only to find that his memory is compromised. In an attempt to build a new life that has no semblance of their roots, Alex's family moves to Kansas City. Lost and emotionally adrift in this new town, Alex seeks comfort from a cast of eccentric high school strangers, including a rebellious, rock-loving partygoer and his intriguing twin sister. Alex falls for Danielle, and as he gets sucked into her brutal family drama, he begins to unlock the secrets to his own past.

For Arabella Robbins, now in her eighties, it has been a life well-lived. Retired from an exciting and successful career, she now fills her days doing volunteer work, socializing and observing the comings and goings of her apartment building neighbors. But when a casual conversation with a young woman living down the hall drifts to the subject of relationships, Arabella finds herself remembering her own past and the story of the great love of her life... In 1958, Arabella is already on her way to becoming a highly accomplished court reporter. While on assignment in Virginia, she meets Hank Martz, a chemical engineer working with the government. Intelligent, generous, and utterly charming, Hank is unlike any man Arabella has ever known. The attraction is instant and all-consuming. Although she has only known him for a few short days, Arabella already understands that this is the man she is going to marry. Hank seems just as taken with Arabella, but feels compelled to warn her that his job is top-secret and often dangerous. Arabella must adjust to his comings and goings. At first, it is easy and even exiting, but what exactly is Hank involved in? His letters come from all over the coun

The inspiring autobiography of Curtis Graves, who became one of the first Black legislators in Texas since Reconstruction.

First time in paperback. Picks up the story of Jabotinsky's life and career from 1923 until his death in 1940.

First time in paperback. Covers Jabotinsky's early life until his resignation in 1923 from the World Zionist Organization in protest against the views of its leaders.