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Returning to her high school alma mater two decades after her graduation fills English teacher Beth Gunner with both nostalgia and trepidation.

Now transformed by God's grace, John Sheldon is concerned about reuniting with his family after five years in prison.

After Neil Sadler returns to his hometown following the tragic death of his wife, he is reunited with Mary Beeken, whose alcoholic husband brings her no end of misery.

Elizabeth Landis never considered herself a religious person.

It is World War II, and Nazi soldiers have been brought fo Fort Robinson as prisoners of war.

Presents an autobiographical account of a doctor coming of age.

The associate producer of TV's hottest show fears Amber Amberson's tiny Texas hometown already knows its Amber is an American Megastar finalist.

Texas liveryman Jericho "J.T." Tucker wants nothing to do with the town's new dressmaker, Hannah Richardson.

When their mother can no longer support them, six siblings are sent by the Children's Aid Society of New York City to live with farm families in Missouri in 1860.

Judge Deborah Knott is faced with a horrifying holiday murder case.

When a local farmer--known for his severe treatment of migrant workers--turns up savagely murdered, Judge Deborah and her new Deputy Sheriff husband soon wade into a quagmire of exploitation.

This portrait of a family in crisis features three sisters who must come face-to-face with the past and find in each other the courage to go on.

Judge Deborah Knott's hopes for relaxation at a seaside judicial conference are dashed when she stumbles upon the murdered body of a colleague.

Mosley's novel features Tempest Landry, a black man shot down by an over-eager cop. But that's not the end of the line for Tempest. Unwilling to accept St.

Phillips present a riveting account of how the leadership and management skills America's founding fathers used during the Revolutionary War can translate into great success in corporate