Getting the white picket fence isn't the end of the story. Chandler has her fairy tale happily ever after. House in the country, two kids, white picket fence, the whole nine. It hasn't always been easy, but her marriage has weathered every storm that's come their way. Until a Category 5 in the form of a vindictive mother-in-law roars through and leaves a trail of lies, misunderstandings, and broken trust in her wake. A raging summer storm destroyed...

When Caroline's car is mistakenly stolen in a prank gone wrong, love is the last thing on this single mom's mind. She's on her way to meet the birth mother who gave her up thirty-five years ago, and she needs to reach her destination as soon as possible. She wants nothing to do with Levi, the handsome prankster responsible for her delay, but his offer to make amends by driving her seems the quickest option. Unexpected circumstances further delay...

Listing this as fiction, or nonfiction ...actually, it is both. The first 5 chapters are about questions friends andfamily have brought up about the Bible. I also consideryou a 'friend', so hopefully you can join others in theconversation too. Many people like to start a conversation, then theytell me they don't like to talk about those things.I respect that and usually just leave it at that, but I laugh to myself, thinking, "You just don't want 'me'to...

First published in 1999, Mary Pattillo's Black Picket Fences explores an American demographic group too often ignored by both scholars and the media: the black middle class. Nearly fifteen years later, this book remains a groundbreaking study of a group still underrepresented in the academic and public spheres. The result of living for three years in "Groveland," a black middle-class neighborhood on Chicago's South Side, Black Picket Fences explored...

"Collection of short comics about life near the US-Mexico border. Touches on issues of immigration, detainment, policing, sexuality, racism, and violence"--

Nicholas begins to overthink everything as he struggles to prove he deserves his place at Kings Row.

In the FINAL ISSUE of The GLAAD Media Award-nominated sports comic's latest chapter, Seiji gets an up close and personal look into Nicholas' past, and a clearer picture of just how much determination it took for Nicholas to overcome adversity and a rocky start. While preparing for the difficult road ahead and the State Championships, and (especially) while spending some hometown time together, they're faced with a tempting thought… Is this…...

Straddling opposite sides of the law, three best friends try to keep their cool-and stay alive Jimmy Burns has always been the slickest guy around. On the streets of Queens, he struts like a king-until he crosses 101st Street. That's Paradiso territory, and Jimmy wouldn't go near it if it weren't for his best friend, JoJo, the half-crazed son of mob kingpin Salvatore Paradiso. Along with their buddy Dante O'Donnell, Jimmy and JoJo are inseparable,...

"Fence Rows" and "The Price of Change" come from the writing collection, Essays & More Straight from the Pen, available in print and as an eBook. These essays captivate the readers attention to carry them through movie worthy events. "Fence Rows" first appeared in the ICONOCLAST magazine, as did "Fences." Inside of "The Price of Change," read about the event published by the ICONOCLAST, which concerns exciting scenes from a prison escape and other...

Take to the skies to learn how planes were invented, duel through the history of fencing, and tap some serious energy from solar panels!