Love Means Everything. Sister Maggie finds her faith renewed in the arms of Stella, a beautiful tennis player. Meanwhile, Stella, a successful and ruthless attorney, discovers a love she never imagined with Maggie. However, will they have the courage to let a chance meeting change their lives? Game, a novel of love, faith, and fearlessness, is the first book of The Match Trilogy.

It's a moment six months in the making. Maggie stands barely an arm's length from Stella. It's now or never. Will they or won't they? Will they find a way to overcome all that threatens to divide them? Or...? The Match, Part III: Match, a novel of hope, perseverance, and fearlessness, is the third and final book of The Match Trilogy.

As Sister Maggie sets off to find "Maggie, Just Maggie", Stella finds herself on an unexpected journey of self-discovery of her very own. Will love be enough to bring them together and keep them together? Or will their paths ultimately lead in different directions? The Match, Part 2: Set, a novel of belief, hope, and perseverance, is the second book in The Match Trilogy.

As the girlfriend of Fleetwood Mac's singer and guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, Carol Ann Harris was the consummate insider. She was there when Rumours, the fastest-selling album in history, hurtled the band into superstardom, and kept an audio diary as they went on grueling tours around the world and indulged in incestuous affairs. In this memoir, she captures, in intimate detail, the behind-the-scenes parties, fights, drug use, shenanigans, and sex lives of one of the world's grea...

In "Life in Dixie during the War, 1861-1862-1863-1864-1865," Mary Ann Harris Gay offers a deeply personal and vivid account of life in the Confederate South during the tumultuous years of the American Civil War. Written in an evocative and accessible style, the book serves not only as a historical narrative but also as a poignant reflection on the social and emotional fabric of a society in upheaval. Gay draws from her own experiences, providing readers with a rich tapestry of the daily st...

The quaint New England coastal town of Mystic Port is steeped in history, and has more than its fair share of restless sprits. Prudence Trivit, the town’s librarian and historian, is on a mission to exonerate her great Aunt Alexandra, who in 1897 was accused and arrested for the murder of her husband, the mayor. Prudy is certain of her great aunt’s innocence. Prudy and Dylan become quite the investigative team. There are mishaps and mayhem as the spirit of Alexandra try’s to point them in ...

The quaint New England coastal town of Mystic Port is steeped in history, and has more than its fair share of restless sprits. Prudence Trivit, the town's librarian and historian, is on a mission to exonerate her great Aunt Alexandra, who in 1897 was accused and arrested for the murder of her husband, the mayor. Prudy is certain of her great aunt's innocence.A handsome young journalist, Dylan Monroe, is sent to Mystic Port to interview Prudy for the town's 250th anniversary celebra...

Berwyn Heights is a village juxtaposed with an American metropolis, as it lies barely 10 miles from the heart of Washington, D.C. It has changed much since its beginnings in 1888, yet it retains its small-town advantages, illustrating that, though a place may change, its essence remains.

Literacy and Growth is a unique genealogical study of English teaching in the UK and abroad since the 18th century. Focusing specifically on the concepts of literacy and growth, this book explores key moments in the development of ideas about English teaching.Hodgson and Harris reveal the Enlightenment forebears of such contemporary concepts as “cultural capital” and “critical literacy”; the significance of “growth” to the writers and social critics who opposed Victorian U...

Women in War gathers twenty Civil War memoirs and biographical narratives that relocate the conflict from battlefield myth to the hospitals, homes, refugee routes, occupied cities, and clandestine networks where women endured and interpreted war. Its documents range from diaries and reminiscences to nursing accounts, espionage narratives, domestic chronicles, and postwar biographical sketches. Encompassing Union and Confederate loyalties, Black and white experience, civilian witness and ac...

The Unarmed Witness: 30 Accounts of Civil War Behind the Lines gathers a compelling polyphony of civilian, medical, journalistic, and literary testimony from the American Civil War. Diaries, memoirs, letters, reportage, and retrospective narratives illuminate the war's domestic theatres: hospitals, occupied towns, refugee routes, households, prisons, and makeshift relief networks. Moving between Union and Confederate settings, the volume foregrounds the often-overlooked labor of care, endu...

The Unseen Frontline gathers thirty Civil War narratives that shift attention from battlefield strategy to the improvised labor of survival: nursing, refuge, relief work, captivity, displacement, and the moral pressures of divided communities. Diaries, memoirs, eyewitness chronicles, reformist testimony, and literary reflections create a formally varied archive of wartime experience. Accounts of hospitals, occupied towns, Confederate homes, Union relief networks, and African American servi...