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This is a photography book; it does not explain or attempt to teach you about photography, in Arizona or anywhere else. One of the greatest pleasures about photography is experimenting to see if the image you capture resembles the image you had in your mind when you took it. This book is small; it is intended to be small. It is an attempt to bring the cost of photography books down to as low as they can go without sacrificing digital quality of the images within. This is the thirty sixth volume in a series, length or number unknown at the moment. However, when the series becomes sufficiently voluminous, they will be combined into a larger, and unfortunately more expensive, volume. This volume contains about 40 images. Future volumes may contain a few more or a few less depending upon final digital size. I sincerely hope you enjoy the images within.

Readers are calling the Arizona series: "retro Southern Gothic at its absolute finest." Arizona's story continues as he's pulled back to Acadiana after college in this third page-turning installment.After graduating from Columbia, with plans to start a writing career in New York City, Arizona is called back to bayou country by tragic news. His youngest brother Douglas is dead. The circumstances are unthinkable, and Arizona is thrust into the struggles of a family he left behind. While back in Louisiana, he's also faced by his boyhood love, Preston Montclair, and Gaston Bondurant, Arizona's secret, wealthy father whose growing public profile creates new problems for the two of them. Arizona could go back to New York, live the life he'd planned, and not have to worry about small town problems and small-minded people. But the ties that bind are strong and have him questioning where and who he's supposed to be. The Arizona series includes: Sins of Yesterday (Book 1), Daddy's Boy (Book 2), Ties That Bind (Book 3), Promises We Keep (Book 4), and When Fallen Angels Fly (Book 5).

As Arizona begins to embrace his new life of privilege, he's reminded of the boy he left behind in this second installment of the Arizona series.>Home for the summer, Arizona sets out to find his younger brothers and sister, who were scattered to different places when their family was torn apart. Along the way, he reunites with his tenth grade sweetheart, Preston Montclair, who still holds a torch for him. But Arizona is struggling to figure out the man he's supposed to be. He's got an obligation to his daddy, who wants to mold him as his heir, but he's also got a responsibility to his wayward siblings. It feels like he's swimming against the rapids, trying to do both while figuring out if he belongs with his boyhood love or an educated man who can help him with his dream of being a famous writer. The Arizona series includes: Sins of Yesterday (Book 1), Daddy's Boy (Book 2), Ties That Bind (Book 3), Promises We Keep (Book 4), and When Fallen Angels Fly (Book 5).

The first book in Preminger's "breathtaking" and "emotional" family secrets saga.It's 1984, and fifteen-year-old Arizona is doing his best to take care of his younger brothers and sister while their daddy drives a truck cross-country and spends his paycheck on booze and gambling. In small town southeastern Louisiana, his family is known as the lowest of the low, and they say it's on account of a family curse that's so ugly, no one would dare speak of it. Then Arizona's daddy loses his job, and things go from bad to worse. He baits Arizona into a fight, and their brawl results in him and his brothers and sister being split up by Social Services. Arizona is determined to make a better man of himself and take care of his siblings, but he's up against a world controlled by adults, small town prejudices, and unfathomable family secrets that will change everything he thought he knew about himself. The Arizona series includes: Sins of Yesterday (Book 1), Daddy's Boy (Book 2), Ties That Bind (Book 3), Promises We Keep (Book 4), and When Fallen Angels Fly (Book 5).

She was a beautiful European-trained songstress living the good life, well paid for her talent, traveling from town to town seeing the west...until Louie Bowen and his gang of misfits robbed her stage.Suddenly, ransom looked like the real take from the job. It was haul her to Mexico to await the big payday. But Elizabeth Anne Graystone wasn't the wilting violet most thought a lady should be. This songbird had a stinger, and a handful of tough Irish kin who'd ride to hell and back and damn near did to rescue the lady.