Glenda’s Wedding Night By Nadjina Shanik Glenda’s Wedding Night is a search-for-love story like nothing you've ever read. It takes a look at many different cultures, how they deal with love and marriage. This tale revolves around culture shock and class clash. Our protagonist Glenda marries five times to men of different nationalities in different countries. She progresses hopefully from the spineless wimp to the ultra-macho man of her dreams. Traveling from Tuxedo Park, to Ibiza, Mexico, Greece, Israel, Cyprus, Jordan, Turkey, and New York City, Glenda’s Wedding Night is doormat versus diva, wife versus mistress, career versus home, feminism versus machismo, quack versus witch, users and losers, playboys and wannabes, the Latin culture versus the Anglo culture, and immigrant versus blue-blood. It’s about what everybody thinks they’re missing in life, about dangerous liaisons and fatal attractions. It’s all here in a multicolored tapestry of steamy romance and bizarre travel, spanning decades.

Genesis of a Plague Right now, in a remote corner of rural China, a farmer and his family are sharing their water supply with their livestock: chickens, ducks, pigs, sheep. They share the same waste-disposal system, too. Bird viruses meet their human counterparts in the bloodstreams of the swine, where they mix and mutate before spreading back into the human population. And a new flu is born.... Dr. Noah Haldane, of the World Health Organization, knows that humanity is overdue for a new killer flu, like the great influenza pandemic of 1919 that killed more than twenty million people in less than four months. So when a mysterious new strain of flu is reported in the Gansu Province of mainland China, WHO immediately sends a team to investigate. Haldane and his colleagues soon discover that the new disease, dubbed Acute Respiratory Collapse Syndrome, is far more deadly than SARS, killing one in four victims, regardless of their age or health. But even as WHO struggles to contain the outbreak, ARCS is already spreading to Hong Kong, London, and even America. In an age when every single person in the world is connected by three commercial flights or fewer, a killer bug can travel much faster than the flu of 1919. Especially when someone is spreading the virus on purpose... At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Twenty-five years of drug addiction came to a halt for Glenda Evans when she overdosed and ended up in the hospital. She was befriended by her nurse who helped her get into rehab where she was able to get clean, get an education, and eventually land a job. After ten year, she went on a search for her mother, Sarah, who she found in Denver, Colorado. When Glenda goes to Denver and is introduced to her daughter's family, her whole world is turned upside down. Read about the events that take place while she stays in Denver and what happens when she meets the Reverend Jeffery Hamilton. A compelling novel about the continuing love affair between Sarah and Charles Crowe, the growth of the Crowe family, and the surprises Sarah's mother, Glenda, brings to the family that will have you wanting to read more.

True Friends of the Heart,continutes the adventures of the main characters in my first book, The White Starched Apron. Maggie, Red and Glenda Faye go their separate ways, but this book brings them back together once more. There are all new adventures, trials and tribulations to over come. There is love, sorrow and much happiness when, The Fearsome Three Some, continue their lives during World War II, in Speedway City, Indiana.

"With a voice that's as comforting as a rock­ing chair and as salty as a fisherman" (Houston Chronicle, of Houston in the Rearview Mirror), Deputy Sheriff Milton Kovak of Prophesy County, Oklahoma, returns. Milt finally gets up the nerve to ask his longtime ladylove, Glenda Sue Rainey, to marry him—only to be rebuffed with no explanation and a good-bye at the door. When Glenda Sue is found dead the next day, brutally murdered, Milt is dazed. Enter Glenda Sue's long-lost daughter, who arrives in town for the funeral with her own little girl in tow. The only problem: little Rebecca is half-black, and the residents of Prophesy County aren't all as open-minded as Milt. As the threat of more violence looms, Milt begins to have strange dreams about Rebecca's safety, dreams whose common feature is the presence of a woman with leg braces. These dreams lead him to Dr. Jean McDonnell, a handicapped psychiatrist, whom Milt enlists to help him find out what happened to Glenda Sue—and why. When sister Jewel Ann announces plans to move herself and her family out of Milt's house and into the home of Harmon Monk, Milt begins to see Dr. McDonnell as having a role to play in his personal life as well.

Sheila and Doug Berry provide provocative answers to many questions surrounding a 1994 murder in this riveting journey through a wilderness of errors.

It is a magnificent summer day as Albert, a young sailor, and Glenda, his wife-to-be, prepare to marry in front of an audience of family and friends. But when Glenda suddenly collapses and dies before they can say their vows, Albert is left devastated. He has just lost the love of his life. For months, Albert grieves the death of his beloved. While praying and telling Glenda how much he misses her, he hears love whispers and sees other signs from beyond that he hopes is her spirit communicating with him. Often at his side as a kind and compassionate friend is Brenda Crimson, Glenda’s maid-of-honor and best friend who is also hearing love whispers from beyond. As Albert and Brenda find comfort in mourning together, they eventually fall in love. But their relationship is not without challenges as distance, work pressures, and a stalker threaten to change everything once again. In this tale of love lost and love gained, a widowed young sailor falls in love with his former bride-to-be’s best friend as they search for comfort in each other’s arms and the happily-ever-after they both deserve.

The Man She Married by Violet Winspear released on Nov 24, 1982 is available now for purchase.

Shattered Lives follows the cat-and-mouse game of a seasoned detective and a serial killer. Jack Ireland is a man who worked his way up through the ranks and became chief investigator for Dakota County Criminal Investigative Division. As such, he is called in to lead an investigation of a serial killer who is striking terror in the small communities surrounding the Twin Cities. The psychopath leaves a calling card, a purple button on each of his victims bodies. As the investigation intensifies, the killer begins to taunt the detective personally, vindictively, and destructively. Soon women who are connected to Jack begin to disappear. What is the killers vendetta toward Detective Jack Ireland, and can he stop this maniac before he shatters his life completely?

Jacob’s Favorite Brother By: Frederick Eshelman From County Cork to Thorn Hill reform school in Vermont, Brick Maloney finds Jacob, whose family offers him shelter after the Maloney family’s demise. A mother’s deathbed plea to be educated by Jesuits results in athletic achievements and Olympic Gold. Following a legendary soccer career at Boston College, Brick turns down lucrative offers from European soccer clubs. This Carnegie Award Winner instead enters the seminary to begin life as a Jesuit priest. After a missionary tour in the jungles of Eastern Peru, young Brick returns to Boston for his ordination. A swift climb up the church ladder finds him a Bishop within five years. His dedication to child abuse becomes a crusade. Life takes an unfair turn, but it is all part of Bishop Michael “Brick” Maloney’s journey. This is a work of fiction. All of the characters, organizations and events portrayed in this novel are either products of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously.