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Things are not right in Henderson. Sarah and Jim have been assigned to cover the reopening of the Old Henderson Mine. But something horrifying is happening in Henderson ... and the deeper they probe, the more dangerous it becomes. The townspeople are not talking. They refuse to be interviewed. Even Sarah's elderly Aunt Carol is begging the two reporters to get out of town. Will they become the next victims? Based on her original novel, The Old Henderson Mine, Jana Nolan takes the reader ahead a couple of generations, and gives the reader the story of what happened first in Ireland, and then the final confrontation that takes place in small town Henderson, Colorado.

Four separate tales of vengeance. "The Old House at the Top of the Hill" tells of a family that has inherited a haunted home in Wisconsin's north woods and how it almost destroys them. In "The Woman That Wouldn't Let Go," a new neighbor, just divorced, latches onto Carla's husband and kids, and disaster results when Carla finally decides she's had enough of Molly. "Spring Break" is a love story about a clothing designer who goes on a road trip to promote his fashions, and picks up a young woman who shares a frightening escapade with him in an old cafe on a lonely road off the beaten track. Finally, "The Cabin at the End of the Road" is about three girl friends who expect to have a fun get-together at Peggy's cabin, but end up kidnapped by two sadistic escapees from a local mental asylum. This is Jana Nolan at her best, with exciting stories to thrill you and chill you.

Five intriguing stories from Jana Nolan, known for her unique story lines and charismatic characters. In "The Unknown Road Going Nowhere," Brenda Sparks leaves a life of despair behind her as she embarks on a new journey and discovers love and mystery in the town of Hope. In "Shadows in the Night," a homeless man, John Dubois, finally lands a job so that he can get his family back, but some conniving co-workers want him gone. "The Antique Clock" is a story about a husband and wife who acquire an unusual old clock that has some bizarre characteristics that soon create strange events in their lives. "Is He or Isn't He?" is about terrorist events happening in a small town in Utah, where young Karen Albertson is only trying to do her job in a meat-packing plant but has to train a strange man who, at first, appears abnormal but has a few surprises in store for her. In the last story, "Check In, But Can't Check Out," two college graduates embark on a summer vacation across the country and meet two musicians who are destined to cross their paths. At the end of their journey, however, they find themselves trapped in their motel. These are unique and unusual stories in the way only Jana Nolan can tell them.

Danger, death and the unknown stalk two brave young mountain men, yet never far away is the spectral eerie presence of a mysterious White Bird.He left his home in Pennsylvania at the age of 15, accompanied by his old Indian friend, Mr. Joe. When he reached Starved Rock that fall of 1818, he'd already killed three men.Finding refuge in a blacksmith's stable, young Nathan saved every penny he earned to make his way West.At 17, he set out with his partner, a runaway slave, in their quest for beaver and a life of freedom in the untamed West.Ethan Miller's mountain man novel from the early 1800s is not only absorbing and entertaining, but filled with excitement and the flavor of the lifestyle of those brave people who dared to explore the unknown.Nathan is an unusual young man, deep in his beliefs, yet respectful of the world around him and quick to learn the ways of surviving in a new and little known environment with a culture of people foreign to his humble farm community in Pennsylvania at the turn of the 19th century.

From the author of STRANDED ON EARTH, The Story of a Roswell Crash Survivor comes Commander Sanni Ceto's second book, with more experiences and details about the different races in the galaxy, how people live on other worlds, and details never before revealed about space technology, propulsion, plus interpretation of symbols found aboard the crashed vessel in Roswell in 1947... incredible information from a Zeta hybrid with retained memories of her past life as a Zeta Reticulan.

Five entertaining stories of deprivation... "Storm Before the Calm" features a man who grew up in a dysfunctional family and is searching for answers to why his life has been turned upside down. A half-sister he never knew comes into his life, only to end up murdered. Then, his own life appears to be in danger as the most bizarre incidents begin to happen."Fear and What It Brings" is the second story, about a young woman, Angelina, who has to learn how to live a "normal" life, having been born with unusual phobias and fears that cause people to ridicule her and create the need for her parents to place her in a special education institution with people like herself. There she meets Bud, whose parents are wealthy, and when they fall in love, Bud's mother does everything in her power to discourage an impending engagement. Just before graduation, Angelina comes home to her parents and gets reacquainted with her childhood friend Neil, the only one who never ridiculed her, and now she must choose between Neil and Bud."On the Road Again" is the third story, about Kim, a young woman truck driver, who takes time off to attend a family reunion at her Aunt Betty's. But when one of the sisters, Ellen, comes up missing, Kim ends up in a dangerous situation when she embarks on a mission to find her.The fourth story, "The Town that Didn't Exist," has a touch of science fiction, when young Albert embarks on a train heading West in the early 1900s, hoping to find a place for himself to settle down, so he can send for his fianceé back in Philadelphia. However, circumstances lead him in an unexpected direction.Finally, "The Face Behind the Mask" is the fifth story, in which Ellie drives to Santa Barbara in California to visit a friend, Sandy, whom she met on a social media site. They end up taking a vacation together at Sandy's beach house in Santa Cruz, but not without trouble from a stalker, whom they suspect must be Sandy's ex-boyfriend. But everything comes out in the open during the Mardi Gras celebration with the face behind the mask.Each of the stories in the book deals with deprivation in one way or another, with an interesting twist of circumstances and unexpected outcomes.

Annette, Penny and Ruby spend Spring Break at the lake house of Annette's aunt, uncle and cousin in Minocqua, Wisconsin, but unexpected events disrupt their plans for a leisurely Easter vacation. Starting with the questionable death of a fisherman, they meet cousin Fern's secret boyfriend, and then learn about three unruly youths who are wreaking havoc in the resort area. Meanwhile, back from Vietnam and still recovering from his ordeal, Ruby's "missing in action" father drives across the country in search of a new life, proving to everyone that Ruby's dreams were not just a coincidence. A refreshing and exciting experience in the North woods of Wisconsin during the late 1960s as the series continues.

"No, I've told you ... I haven't seen my sister in years," said Uncle Will. "And if my nephew is running from the law, then there just has to be a mistake. I can't imagine him being in any sort of trouble."But Ruby knew.Uncle Will only knew what they had told him. Terry had brought her to Madison, all the way from Colorado, in order for her to be safe. He made Uncle Will swear not to tell anyone where he was going.When Uncle Will hung up the phone a minute later, he wiped his forehead with his handkerchief and filled a smudged glass with water from the sink's tap. "Little darlin', I don't know how much longer I can keep this up ..."While Penny is busy with the Christmas pageant at school and Mrs. Vetter is in the doldrums over a broken relationship, Annette is feeling extra lonely. Their holiday get-away has been postponed because one of Annette's Holsteins is getting ready to calve.Annette and Penny finally get to check out the local landmark they've been dying to investigate - the old abandoned tower - and discover another mystery to solve, involving a missing girl.

Lost love returns, but obsession lurks in a haunted manor. A lucid dream and synchronous assignment lead the young, recently widowed Winnie Grant to the exquisite Pelton Manor estate. the home of her lost love, Rob Pelton. Reunited by a chance encounter, the two rekindle the flames of their adolescent past. But the haunted manor hides a chilling secret of death and betrayal.

"We've got to alert the police," said Tim."Not so fast." A deep, husky voice called out to them from the shadows. B.J. and another, larger man stepped out and confronted Annette and Tim. The larger man had a black beard and wore a stocking hat. In his hand was a large switchblade which he thrust at them."She's the one got me into trouble," B.J. said in an agitated voice."Well, she's gonna be no trouble from now on," snarled the large man as he closed the distance between them.The Valentines Dance, where the girls ask the boys, is coming up and Annette knows that Pete is expecting her to ask him, yet she wants to ask Penny's brother Tim instead.Everyone is tired of winter and hoping the ground hog won't see his shadow.Meanwhile, look out! Livestock rustlers are in the area.Also, Ruby's nightmares are growing worse, causing the Vetter family some concern. Stranger yet, her dreams seem to have this weird connection to a "Missing in Action" American pilot in Vietnam.Annette is still enraptured with having a new brother and sister as she grows weary of an especially hard long winter in Wisconsin. Her infatuation for Tim has grown as her best friend Penny can no longer hide the fact that she and Annette's boyfriend Pete are hot for each other. But how can Annette, a mere sophomore, compete with all the more mature juniors and senior girls at Ravensville High who consider Tim a heart throb? As the Valentines Dance gets closer and she still hasn't asked Pete, another controversy erupts in the county as livestock rustlers steal animals from people she knows. Will the Vetter farm be their next target?

Curs, Curmudgeons, and Cops Confront Crime in Croissant ... It's the dog days of summer, and Sheriff Garrett should be able to leave the hit and run behind him. He has no hard evidence that the truck seen by the Black Widders swerved intentionally to hit the animal, or attempted to hit the woman. The injured sheepdog has been successfully treated by the new vet. In fact, he has deposited the new vet and her precocious little daughter at the Peaseford Veterinary Clinic with old Doc Clary. Sure, Doc has that notoriously cold and unfriendly wife, Annabelle, who, it is rumored, hates dogs, but that's just gossip. She has never been known to hurt anything. All is well, isn't it? No, it isn't. Garrett tells Deputy McCracken that he is hounded by doubt. He fears that the hit and run is a harbinger of more trouble to come. This year Croissant is the site of a hostile political campaign. He worries. Strange things happen in Croissant. After all, this is the town where the cow dog lives, the one who climbs trees.

A gunshot reverberated in the air at the same time a bullet sprayed dirt up from the ground just in front of Annette. Glancing up, she saw Paulo Volivar sitting on his horse at the edge of the cliff...While visiting a ranch in the Cochetopa Hills of Colorado, Annette and her best friend, Penny, get more than they bargained for when their new friend, Mandy, leads them on horseback into forbidden territory.A missing professor, a suspicious yellow envelope, and a mysterious old mountain man are the ingredients for mystery, adventure and a spark of romance, in this '60s era introduction to the Annette Vetter mystery series.

Someone once said, "Sometimes reality is fiction."Malon Moore, a small-town girl heading for New York City, has seen that the reality of many things is fiction to others. The Colorado mountain under which she grew up is very unique, according to many stories from the townspeople who have lived in the area their entire lives."In the still of the night, I sit and listen to many sounds that echo off Sleeping Indian Mountain."Fact ... or fiction? The people of Applegrove, Colorado believe only what they choose to believe ... and hear.When Malon leaves her parents and the ranch she grew up on in Colorado, to start a new life in New York, she never expected to meet the man of her dreams in the first week, or land a job at his father's well known research industry.But then, she is startled to learn of her own small town's involvement with the company in something highly secretive and devastating.Soon she discovers her employer is having her followed, and her mission becomes the task of revealing their devastating secrets not only to the boss's son, but to her beloved home town at the base of Sleeping Indian Mountain... and the unsuspecting world.

Through palmistry we learn how to time major life events. When it is best to act, and when to wait ... when to plant crops in our lives, and when to leave the fields fallow.Palmistry shows you who you are and what your purpose is here on earth ... and how best to achieve that purpose.T Stokes, holistic palmist in the United Kingdom, has compiled 50 of his case histories that have been published in magazines from all over the world, in several languages, over the past half-century. Among the case histories chosen are the palm readings of several well known celebrities, including Princess Diana, Margaret Thatcher, Hugo Chavez, Robin Williams, the Dalai Lama, Peter O'Toole, Ravi Shankar and Michael Jackson ... just to mention a few.Palmistry is the ideal base tool for any counseling CBT, Acupuncture, Homeopathy and German New Medicine - in fact, all types of "people"-centered medicine. The present trends of Reductionism(where a person is seen as a Colon or a Liver) is passing ... and returning at last to Whole Person Medicine.Philosophy, Metaphysics, Psychic Anatomy, Alternative Medicine, Psychology with Psychiatry, Spirituality, Diet and just plain GOOD ADVICE are all to be found in this book, as well as how to tell and avoid fakes and scammers.As spiritual leader Krishnamurti said, "The whole world is in your hands." As you learn and begin to read for others, remember the Healer's Motto: "Do No Harm." Shakespeare put it best when he said: "Love all, trust very few, do wrong to none." This latest edition includes three palm readings of famous Russians.