Orthopedic surgeon Dr Charlie Barnett barely has time to buy new socks, let alone time to fall in love. Spanish street musician Ramona Garrido-Lopez isnÍt looking for love, either. With her parents depending on her, their only child, all she really wants is to make them happy. Despite the sparks that fly between them, she and Charlie couldnÍt possibly be serious about each other, when theyÍre committed to lives on opposite sides of the Atlantic Oceanƒ could they?

Shy ten-year-old Cadence grapples with an overprotective father, a mother who's skipped town to pursue stardom, and what to do when a recording of her amazing voice leaks before she's ready to share it with the world.

2 in 1 Book includes: "The Name Game" and "Condo Mania".

Is Brian Doyle the most passionate Catholic storyteller in America? Here is new evidence that he is. In this brand new compilation of some of his best stories that have appeared in various publications throughout the world, Doyle explores the promise of Catholicism in America that he has experienced and observed from his childhood through today.

In this comprehensive guide to human relationships, Burk helps readers discover the secrets of how to create commitment, rekindle romance, spark the flame of passion, and enhance intimacy.

Issues for Nov. 1957- include section: Accessions. Aanwinste, Sept. 1957-

The Art of Professional Connectionsis the first in a series of four books intended for readers pursuing careers in which business communication is vital and for readers simply interested in presenting themselves better in work and social settings. This book,Seven Steps to Impressive Greetings and Confident Interactions, serves as a guide to upgrading the quality of your interactions with others and as the foundation for the next three titles. The entire series will cover mixing, mingling, and networking; dining decorum from casual to formal venues; and planning and attending professional and social events.

If the story of the blues is the story of a people, then the voice behind the story belongs to the guitar. The American Blues Guitar: An Illustrated History looks at the instruments and the players, from the birth of the blues to the present day. A brief history of the blues is included. From Blind Lemon Jefferson's Martin to T-Bone Walker's Gibson archtop, and from B.B. King's ES 335 to cousin Albert's Flying-V, all the classic makes and models are documented here in detail, with superb photography, serial number data, and everything the diehard collector - and interested fan - needs to identify these great American heirlooms. You'll find Leo Fender's original patent, filed in April 1951, of the Telecaster guitar, and an analysis of what makes it one of the great instruments. Among the blues artists discussed is Texan Albert Collins and his Gibson humbucker. Expert commentary explains why the players chose the models they did, how their choice influenced their sound, and how those sounds can be recreated today. The American Blues Guitar: An Illustrated History is indispensable to the lover of the blues.