| If Wishes
Were Horses,
by Curtiss Ann Matlock. Widowed Etta
Rivers is approached by what she recognizes as a heartbreak
cowboy, a drifter who's
owed money by her husband and needs
it badly enough that he'll hang around for
it. |
| Witch and Whimsy, by Ann Sawyer.
[search by title] Dorothy
Tanner, a widow, has never been close to her daughter Jean. When Laura,
the perfect daughter, dies mysteriously, her mother and sister are left
to give comfort to each other. |
| Reflections of
a Singaporean Masseuse, by Embrace Chen. Part
fictional stories into the minds of why some women do what they do.
From dancing topless to massaging. Written from an Asian
point of view. |
| A Complete
Woman,
by Nicole Givens Kurtz. Tracy Johnson has just suffered
her third miscarriage. Numbed, she cancels her engagement and withdraws
into her self. How can she be a real woman when she can't do the one
thing that separates women from men? |
| Color
of Dreams: A Collection of Thoughts From One's Soul, by Elizabeth Rose. Enter a world where one woman's shattered dreams
make her a shadow of who she is meant to be... follow her journey of
tears and loss and experience her strength and determination for a
better future. |
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| Once a Warrior,
by Fran Baker. An enduring love story against a
background of war that effectively drives home the novel's concern with
the wasteful loss of human life. |
| Island
Promise, by Jewel Stone. Anna's husband is
anything but charming. A trip to Jamaica, where she meets an Islander
named Enrique, changes the course of Anna's life. Only her husband has
devious motives. . . |
| On the
Edge, by M. E. Tyler. Caught between love and
lust, despair and determination, a golden boy and a troubled man,
Elayne is On the Edge. |
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