A New Look at the Oft Misunderstood Mary Bennet
We all know Mary Bennet as the plain, pious, and sanctimonious Bennet, but is she?
THE WALLFLOWER MOST WANTED: What’s in a Name?
A female painter is chided for the subject of her paintings as she and the vicar investigate a crime.
THE GLITCH: Living to Work
The CEO of a technology company fights off personal demons.
Haunted by Failure and, Now, Murder
Are murder and ghosts strictly proper in a museum?
LADY BE GOOD Race, Class and New Money in 1950s USA
A young woman faces an ultimatum from her father and schemes to defy him without making him angry.
SPYING ON WHALES: Teaching the Heart of Science
The author and whale paleobiologist provides a fascinating look at the when and what of his work.
BREAK IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: Speaking Out and Speaking Up
A young woman, out of work, takes a job at a “vanity non-profit.”
MAGIC TRIUMPHS is an Epic of Epic Proportions
Facing down a supernatural power more dangerous than Kate’s father, Kate and Curran use all their resources and some who are not theirs in this stunning storyline ending volume.
Through the Wardrobe to the Magical Land of… Jane Austen?
Coming into her own means embracing a magical world.
LIMELIGHT: A Family in Transition, and a Man-child in Need
A family relocates to NYC and their lives are in turmoil when the mom falls into a strange employment situation.
And, THAT Happened, THE HIGH SEASON
Family, job, money all come together in a landslide; or maybe in a bouncy castle.
The Shape of Athletic Wear and a Husband’s Lack of Heart
An ex-model and excellent stepmom is set up by her politician husband.
Out of Step and Out of Time: A Woman’s Trip to the Past
Timely Arrival is Murder.
MY YEAR OF REST AND RELAXATION: Hurtling towards 9/11 in Fiction
An allegory for the pre-9/11 world.
PAINT, PLAY, EXPLORE: Inspiration and Compassion for This Artist’s Soul
Artist Rae Missigman offers ideas for working creatively in mixed-media and with mark-making.
