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Cherry Street
Rebecca Hall, a lovely young nurse from Louisiana, travels with her family to a thriving riverboat town on the Ohio River, before the turn of the century and eventually marries Charles Thain. Rebecca believes that she has found happiness with Charles, but things quickly deteriorate and their marriage ends in tragedy, putting into motion the nightmare that has haunted her since her early days in Louisiana, when a notorious voodoo witch, Grandma Phoebe, cursed her. Rebecca finds herself embroiled in circumstances beyond her knowledge of nursing when she becomes the victim of a series of attacks by a predator bent on killing her as he has other young women in the city. Her journey leads her through an intricacy of deceit before she can separate the truth from the façade.
Brides of Beckham: Books 41-50
Mail Order Misprint: Sydney Weatherby prefers bicycling and helping orphans over traditional marriage pursuits. Sick of her meddling mother, she becomes a mail-order bride. Arriving in Fort Worth, she prays for help from a stranger. Lewis Dailey immediately desires to marry her and starts courting her. But will Sydney choose love or independence? Mail Order Mother-in-law: After taking care of her mother, who has been faking illness, for 10 years, Heather decides to leave and start a new life. Through a matchmaker, she becomes a mail-order bride for rancher Patrick O’Brien in Idaho. Their marriage is great until Heather's mother arrives, pretending to be someone else. Will their relationshi...
Mail Order Mockery
Jessica Moore loves her family but is certain she’ll never find someone to marry. One morning, she walks into town and sees the same advertisement she’s been seeing for years about a woman who would arrange a mail-order bride marriage for her. She decides to take a chance and see Elizabeth Tandy, who has a husband picked out for her in a matter of moments. The idea of marrying a man with four small children is very appealing, and she answers his ad immediately. George Fleming found the love of his life while he was still going to the one-room schoolhouse he’d attended for years. He married that love and planned to live forever with her. He knows he’ll never love another woman when she dies unexpectedly in childbirth, but he needs a mother for his children. When Jessica arrives, she expects to be greeted with open arms, but the truth is something different. Will George ever find it in himself to love his sweet bride? Or will she spend the rest of her life being rejected by a man who can’t get over the loss of his first love?
Collection Management in the Cloud
As remote work has become routine, cloud-based technology tools have become increasingly necessary to communicate with other library staff and with faculty and staff to continue providing seamless and uninterrupted access to library resources and collections for our campus community. Cloud-based technology tools such as Google Forms and Google Sheets are used to gather faculty requests for collection development, tools such as Tableau are used to illustrate material budget balances, and platforms such as Trello have been adopted to track subscription renewal cycles and manage other projects. This guide discusses the benefits of using these powerful cloud-based and little to no additional cos...
The Zinc City, Webb City, Missouri
This book is a partial collection of research done by Jeanne Newby in her thirty-one years of writing a weekly column in the local newspaper The Webb City Sentinel, known as "Ancestors, Legends and Time." That would include approximately 1,612 articles. Jeanne acquired a passion for local history in those thirty-one years. Not just Webb City but many of the other small towns in the local community, which made up the well-known Southwest Missouri Mining District. In researching the many forefathers of Webb City's past, much genealogy came forth which is another of Jeanne's passions. There were many opportunities for Jeanne to give tours of the city and share the history with individuals and bring that history to life. One fun project was being able to take young second graders, high school students, and other classes on tours as well. The children learned of buildings that no longer existed, what businesses existed in the buildings they see today; and the unique architecture of the beautiful buildings.
Moses
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History and Genealogy of the Knauss Family in America
The Knauss family emigrated from Germany to Emmaus, Pennsylvania. Includes Iobst, Romig, Wieder and related families.
The Hill Family
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