by Dwayne S. Joseph (2010)
The Lincoln brothers--Randy, who is going through baby momma drama; Abe, who cheats on his sick wife; and Travis, whose boyfriend abuses him--must find a way to put aside their differences and come together when tragedy strikes.
Gavin Corbett
Anthony Sonaghan, an Irish Traveller, is descended from two families whose ancient enmity has endured into the present. He comes to Dublin to lie low, and is disturbed only by Judith, a librarian who encourages him to record his stories, until his uncle Arthur arrives, apparently on the run.
Tracy Price-Thompson
In their previous book the authors took on interracial prejudice. In this, their second book in the series, they once again offer hope and healing, this time from the nightmare of abuse.
Mark Neilson
Sophie Hargreaves hopes to repair her shattered family by buying a rundown vineyard in Piedmont and bringing everyone together again. Sadly, her attempt fails and she's left struggling to bring in the grape harvest on her own before she faces ruin. Then, just as she begins to lose hope, Sophie finds help from an unlikely source: three strangers fleeing a storm and its flooding. They find themselves wrestling with the problems of saving the grapes and making the ancient winery viable. Unexpectedly, Sophie finds a new life in the remote wine valleys of Northern Italy.
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A graphic tale inspired by the author's poignant journey of adopting a baby while coping with her father's illness and her reluctance to marry a long-time boyfriend describes her struggles through the emotionally wrenching international adoption process and the parenting experiences through which she came to better understand her father.