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On the eve of a carefree summer, Bob and Sheila Beckwith find their loving marriage shattered by a single telephone call and the resurfacing of a truth which must be kept from their two daughters and the young boy visiting for the summer.

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A cutting-edge guide to leadership that shows how traditional values do have a place in management. "Captures the essence of caring management in a story that is direct and understandable to any level of management".--Peter H. Coors, President, Coors Brewing Company.

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A guide to creating a productive working relationship with a manager shares anecdotes about the author's work with top business leaders while addressing such topics as empowerment, prioritizing, multitasking, and working under pressure.

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Years after she is driven from England to the New World frontier, Lady Verity Talbot reencounters her lost love, the vengeful Miles Broderick, who is unaware that Verity desperately seeks their missing child.

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Revealing the extraordinary power of literature to enrich one's life, a retired editor describes how his fascination with the life and works of William Shakespeare prompted a latent passion for literary scholarship and became a spiritual and intellectual adventure that transformed his life. Reprint

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The author discusses the eight different types of "madwoman" energy in order to show readers how to work through potentially destructive energy and transform it in creative ways.

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Collects the thoughts of twenty-four contemporary women writers on the effects of fairy tales on their work, culture, and emotional lives.

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When her beloved aunt falls victim to a sinister blackmailer, former schoolmistress Iphiginia Bright decides to transform herself and pose as the mistress of the infamous--and missing--Earl of Masters, but her scheme is undermined by the reappearance of the arrogant lord.

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Combining elements of the criminal biography and the picaresque novel, this classic fictional memoir portrays a high-spirited, flesh-and-blood woman determined to survive in the hostile environment of sooty, bustling seventeenth-century England.

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Living in the vast computer landscape of cyberspace, young Mona taps into the mind of world-famous Sense/Net star Angie Mitchell who deciphers cyperspace plans, including those devised by Japanese underworld.

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Written by a pioneer in the treatment of depression, this updated and revised edition sheds new light on the causes of specific mood disorders and the effective use of the latest diagnostic methods and drug treatments. Reprint.

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The side-splitting sequel to Anguished English, a runaway bestseller with more than a quarter million copies in print. Richard Lederer is back--and better than ever--with his second hilarious volume of accidental assaults on the English language.

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Truth and justice are blurred when American spy Howard Campbell is tried in Israel as a Nazi war criminal after World War II.

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An old skeleton uncovered beneath the slave quarters of Monticello and a new murder in Crozet, Virginia, bring together tiger-striped Mrs. Murphy and Welsh Corgi Tee Tucker to solve the killing.

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Participating in the annual steeplechase races at Montpelier, postmistress Mary Minor "Harry" Haristeen investigates a jockey's murder with the help of her sleuthing tiger cat, Mrs. Murphy.

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The reminiscences of a New York lawyer, Jim Burden, about his boyhood in Nebraska, particularly a young Bohemian girl named Antonia Shimerda, are set against the backdrop of the American assimilation of the immigrant.

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Suffering from amnesia after being injured while hunting a traitor, Sam McKade is sent to therapist Annie O'Toole to heal and to recover his memory in time to stop the traitor's plot, not realizing he and Annie have met before.

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Neighborhood detective Nate investigates the disappearance of his friend Annie's favorite painting. Includes fun activities inside.

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"Reprinted by arrangement with the Putnam Publishing Group, Inc."--T.p. verso.

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Having lost his father in a tragic accident, young Michael Hall, a new arrival in the isolated, small town of Prairie Bend, becomes trapped in an eerie web of horror when he falls under the dark spell of Nathaniel, a mysterious legend or an evil spirit.

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Originally published: London: Nelson, 1969.

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When a young boy disappears from the peaceful town of Deer Lake, Megan O'Malley is put to the test. The new officer in the all male state criminal investigative unit, she must prove that she's as good as any man. All the while, someone is watching, preparing the next move in a game to which only he knows the clues.