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Barnaby should have been killed but instead was left on the steps of the church, supposedly an orphan.

In this mother and daughter story, one is running from a horrible truth and the other fighting to reveal it. And the first rule is: Make them like you. Second rule: Make them need you.

Ellie, an NYU grad student, is eager for the perfect weekend away with her boyfriend Steven, a wealthy and privileged professor at Barnard College.

From the matriarchs of the movement to today's chart-topping divas, Cheryl Wills offers in-depth portraits of twenty-five amazing women of Gospel music, and illuminates what makes each of them

Heist-man Nolan is enjoying his retirement from crime, running his own restaurant, when the president of a bank he robbed two years ago shows up with a blackmail demand.

Even in the safest of places, crime hits home. What happens then?

The story of Clarence Henderson, a Black sharecropper convicted and sentenced to death three times for a murder he didn't commit, and of Thurgood Marshall's battle against racism and the

Meet the women of Buckhead--a place of expensive cars, huge houses, and competitive friendships. Who amongst them will be clever enough to survive, and who will wind up dead?

With a new baby with medical needs and a slew of hardships, Adiba Nelson set out on a reckoning that was just as generational as it was personal.

West Yorkshire, 1904. A recent graduate, nurse Ruby May takes a job looking after the children of a wealthy couple. Isolated in their mansion, it becomes clear something is not right.

Oklahoma, 1890. Frontier women don't often ride off alone to track an outlaw, but Willa Malone needs the bounty money offered to keep her homestead.

Sarah and Tyler are haunted by a bloody massacre. Years later, the horror has returned.

Healing after loss doesn't mean moving on. Marisa Renee Lee guides you through the pain of early grief and shows you how to to honor your loss.

For the first time, listeners will have access to Pirsig's personal writings in this posthumous collection.

Frankie has always protected her sister Izzy.