This is my second novel. Love at Calcutta Consulate was published in 2003 by AuthorHouse and is still selling. The theme of this novel, Sam and Dora, is no sex before marriage. Sam, a hardworking talented immigrant, finished his PhD in science from Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois. However, the job market being bad, he was forced to take a tech school teaching job at Los Angeles, waiting transition to a job in his specialty area. Dora, with a masters degree in chemistry from UCLA, was also teaching there because of bad job market. They met at school as colleagues and befriended each other. Doras conservative parents did not approve of her intimacy with Sam. For a while, Dora struggled with her parents. Ultimately, her parents agreed. Sam and Dora got married with her parents blessings. In the meantime, Sam got an excellent job at NASA in Hampton, Virginia. They moved together to Hampton and lived happily ever after.

Fatal Promises is a ficticious story with real-life overtones that allude to the ills of society in the historical South. An 18-year-old colored boy becomes despondent with the lack of opportunities in a small South Georgia town, so he migrates to New York, hoping for a better life. A six-year-old colored boy is emotionally wounded when his father abandons his mother with no means of support. He vows always to care for his family, if he ever has one. A young, rich southern belle becomes intimate with her employee, whom she vows to love forever, but fate intervenes. A wealthy elderly lady, the sole survivor of her family, hires two young mulattos, promising to defray the cost of their education if they will work in her home for a year. She is very fond of them, but her reward is much greater than her promise. Fatal Promises is about love, hate, wealth, poverty, good, evil, commitment and success. It is a story that will capture your attention and your heart.

Up and Aware is a series in Life Skills and Value Education. It aims at imbibing the prescribed life skills and values in learners through kinaesthetic activities, stories, poems and craft work.

Life Skills and Values for Us for Classes 3–5 is a new series in Life Skills and Value Education. It aims at imbibing a variety of life skills and values in learners through comic strips, activities, thought-provoking questions and problem-solving scenarios that tickles the learner’s curiosity. The ebook version does not contain CD.

Up and Aware for Classes 3–5 is a new series in Life Skills and Value Education. It aims at imbibing a variety of life skills and values in learners through comic strips, activities, thought-provoking questions and problem-solving scenarios that tickles the learner’s curiosity. The ebook version does not contain CD.

Laurie McBain's classic bestselling Dominick saga "Now you can see how easily an ill-spoken word can cast doubt on or even destroy the feelings we thought inviolate," Dante warned her. "Never let anyone turn you against me, Rhea. Promise me that." Newly-wed, Lady Rhea Claire and Dante Leighton must return to England, where their reception is anything but warm. Now armed with wealth and power, Dante is a target for the murderous smugglers who despoiled his family home, while Rhea's father, the powerful Duke of Camareigh, vehemently rejects their marriage. The two lovers thought themselves invincible together. But in the riveting conclusion of McBain's epic trilogy, Dante's determination to reclaim his family seat and Rhea's desperation to win over her father threaten to cause an insurmountable rift that could break them apart forever. Praise for Laurie McBain: "Well-crafted and wonderfully romantic."—Romantic Times "Lush and evocative."—Publishers Weekly Dominick Trilogy: Moonstruck Madness Chance the Winds of Fortune Dark Before the Rising Storm

WINNER OF THE NAACP IMAGE AWARD • A provocative debut novel about a marriage in crisis that asks the question: Can you ever be rooted in a home that’s on the brink of collapse? “Beautiful, gripping, and tender . . . a powerful and unforgettable meditation on love, belonging, and motherhood.”—Emilia Hart, author of Weyward On a spring afternoon in London, Sam races up the stairs of his flat two at a time. There’s £1,300 missing from the bank account he shares with his wife, Efe, and his calls are going straight to voicemail. When he finally reaches someone, he learns that Efe is over four thousand miles away, as their toddler looks around and asks, “Where’s Mummy?” When Efe and Sam met as teens headed for university, it seemed that everyone knew they were meant to be. Efe, newly arrived in the UK from Ghana and sinking under the weight of her parents’ expectations, found comfort in the focused and idealistic Sam. He was stable, working toward a law career, and had an unwavering vision for their future—a vision Efe, now a decade later, finds insufferable. From the outside, they’re the picture-perfect couple everyone imagined, but there are cracks in the frame. Faced with a life-altering decision, Efe and Sam find themselves on opposing sides, forced to confront just how radically different they want their lives to be. Then one day, Efe disappears. Rootless is a heartrending story about sacrifice, family, and ambition, providing an intimate look at what happens after a marriage collapses—and if it can still be saved.

Set in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee, Haun's stories of Appalachian life capture the forceful simplicity of the legends and ballads that still live in the rural hollows.