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After a brief affair with rich bachelor Kurt Weston, artist Julia Griffin discovers she is pregnant. She leaves a message for him to call; he never does.

McKeen chronicles the mesmerizing life of legendary Gonzo journalist and Fear and loathing in Las Vegas author Hunter S. Thompson.

Nick Rafter is a seaoned federal prosecutor who has just been appointed as a judge.

New England landscape painter-turned-teacher Sylvia Sandon becomes fascinated by the father of one of her students.

Unable to cope with the demands of her husband and mother-in-law, Maggie leaves them and Alexis, her 8-year-old daughter, behind to live a reclusive life in Paris.

At an exhibit to honor the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings, the fan in charge of the event is murdered. Soon Mickey Rawlings finds himself drawn into a mix of conspiracy, lies, and murder.

Mickey Rawlins hasn't had much time at bat since he joined the St. Louis Browns as a utility infielder.

Mickey Rawlings, playing for the Detroit Tigers as a utility infielder, attends a labor meeting to satisfy his curiosity about a ballplayers' union.

When Giant's rookie Mickey Rawlings discovers the body of a glamorous movie star--and the Dodgers' new owner--bad luck stalks him, calling outs on and off the field.

Travel back to 1912 where the days are full of sunshine, players use homemade wooden bats, the legendary Ty Cobb captivates fans, and a young rookie stumbles in to a web of danger and deceit.

Detective Sergeant JohnMcBride gets while the gettin's good when a New York gangster puts a price on his head.

Mickey Rawlings is starting for the Cubs, but his best friend has just been murdered. Now, Mickey's search for answers will take him much further afield than he ever dreamed he'd go.

Presents two novellas starring young women hustling their way to the top of the game through daring robbery schemes.

A criminal lawyer working in Miami, Yoshi skips town when the pressure cooker of her job threatens to turn deadly.

In this course, Queen Mary University of London history professor John Ramsden discusses Churchill's extraordinary life and his remarkable range of skills including his achievements in a sixty