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Frankie Munroe doesn't believe God exists. And why should she? Every prayer she's ever prayed has gone unanswered.
One rainy night after she witnesses her ex-boyfriend, Gunther, murder a man in San Francisco, the dangerous path she's been treading takes a fateful turn. Fleeing for her life, she hides in the cab of Michael Prescott's semi truck bound for Oregon. After Mike discovers her, it isn't long before she discovers that he is a true believer - the kind she's vowed to avoid at all costs.
Harriet Chalmers Adams
Adventurer and Explorer
Several decades have passed since three high school friends said goodbye and headed down life’s pathway. Most of the graduating class would have placed bets on friends Ted and Janelle marrying. But some unknown factor drove the lovers apart.
Now Janelle is getting a divorce, Ted and Janelle have another shot at happiness. Friend Stephanie has offered to help Ted realize his dream of being with Janelle, but only fate can deal the proper Hand of Hearts.
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How do women react to and cope with life’s challenges? The stories in this collection answer that question in as many ways as there are unique individuals and situations. These women not only rose to the occasion but went beyond -- demonstrating strength, perseverance, passion, faith and the will to conquer what had been given them.
The Perfect Specimen
Harriet Chalmers Adams earned public acclaim in the early twentieth century by traveling, at great peril, through some of the most treacherous parts of the globe. She recorded her three-year, 40,000 mile journey through South America. Her adventures, in words and photographs, were published in National Geographic Magazine and other trade publications. Harriet Chalmers Adams: Adventurer and Explorer brings this fascinating life to young readers.
Attending college at 50-years-old was rare in the 1920’s -- especially for a woman. For Ynes Mexia it marked the beginning of her career as a botanical collector. Throughout the rest of her life, she took long expeditions into the wilds of Mexico, South America and Alaska accompanied, with few exceptions, only by her native guides.
Louise Arner Boyd inherited millions of dollars when her parents died. When she traveled to the far north Atlantic Ocean, she discovered her life goal. Explore her determination to succeed through this biography which takes the reader from the gold fields of Bodie, California to the frozen shores of Eastern and Western Greenland to the society pages of San Francisco.
Sierra Nevada Mountains - 1873
All her life, orphan Jessie Driscoll has been forced to do her wicked cousin Curtis’ bidding - or else. Until Curtis and his band of bank-robbing outlaws attempt to steal formidable Mitch Wyden’s herd of wild horses.
Lure of the Unknown
Harriet Chalmers Adams was an explorer who traveled over 40,000 miles in Central and South America, she was also was a top lecturer for National Geographic Society, a war correspondent during World War I, a founder/first president of the Society of Woman Geographers, and writer of articles published not only in the United States but throughout the Western World. In 1911, she was the first woman to speak at the opening ceremonies of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America.
Coal Creek Ranch
Coal Creek Ranch follows the Everitt family as they establish their homestead from their horse ranch on the original forty acres to eight and one quarter sections of land. The family experiences births, deaths, hardships, and the joys of living on the Colorado plains.
Camels Over the Sierra Nevada
In the early 1860’s Otto Esche, a San Francisco businessman, went to Northern Asia to buy several herds of Bactrian camels, then sent them to San Francisco. Julius Bandmann, another San Francisco businessman, purchased ten of these camels in 1860 with the goal of using them as pack animals. From 1861-64 he sent a caravan of nine camels each year over the Big Tree-Carson Valley Road to Nevada. The camels were used to transport salt, wood, and other merchandise to the silver mines in the Comstock Lode.
A Hand of Hearts
Left by a buffalo hunter at a brothel after her parents’ massacre by Indians, young Meg Finn grows up to loathe her life as the cleaning woman at Dodge City’s notorious Black Boots Inn. When she is tricked by the madam into thinking she’s been sold for one night’s pleasure to mysterious rancher Nathan Barris, her world is turned upside down. So begins Meg’s adventure farther west to search for her Uncle Sean. Little does she know that fate will bring her face to face with Nate Barris again. Will the secrets she harbors keep her from finding love and acceptance in his arms at last, or will those secrets completely destroy them both?
A Way in the Wilderness
A Common Thread of Faith
Meet twelve women who discovered aging has given them additional opportunities to be of use in the world through their lives of faith with a higher power guiding their path. These women find themselves in an interesting time. Faith moves them as it did for others over the centuries, and they refuse to have it replaced with fear and anxiety—words which have taken root and bloomed during the pandemic and afterward. Fear and anxiety are not in the vocabularies of these women.
