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Enjoy the final book in a small town sports romance series by USA Today Bestselling contemporary romance author Mary E Thompson. After Greg’s professional football career ends, his agent gets him a job coaching college football, hoping it’ll improve his tarnished image. Greg is less than thrilled with the opportunity, and even less impressed with his two kickers; a junior with a history of injuries and an untested freshman. Single mom Isabella has always held tight to the control she had over her life. With her son going off to college, she knows she has to ease up on that and trust he’ll make smart decisions, and that his coaches will watch out for him. With the media highlighting every single one of Greg’s failures, he’s not sure he can handle the pressure of teaching two kids how to make something of themselves. But when he meets Isabella, he finally feels like the man he always thought he’d be. The one he doubted ever existed. Until Isabella made him want to come out and stay.
Not since William Gibson and Bruce Sterling galvanized science fiction in the 1980s has the emergence of a new writer been heralded with such acclaim as that attending David Marusek, whose brilliant first novel, Counting Heads, appeared to rave reviews in 2005. But Marusek did not come out of nowhere. Aficionados of the genre had already taken note of his groundbreaking short fiction: masterfully written, profoundly thought-out examinations of futures so real they seemed virtually inevitable. Now, in this collection of ten short stories, Marusek’s fierce imagination and dazzling extrapolative gifts are on full display. Five of the stories, including the Sturgeon Award-winning “The Wedding Album,” a shattering look at the unintended human consequences of advanced technology, are set in the same future as Counting Heads. All ten showcase Marusek’ s talent for literate, provocative science fiction of the very highest order.
She is best known for her work with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts including their hit cover "I Love Rock N' Roll" This one shot tells about her life from when she was in the ÒRunawaysÓ to when she broke off to her iconic solo career.
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The following concerns are answered in this book: What foods can I eat to be healthy? How much exercise do I have to do? How can I reduce stress in my life? What environmental exposures are really bad? Can giving service be healthy?
The "Scribner Writers Series has set the standard for literary reference for more than 25 years. In addition to addressing the lives and careers of important writers, the articles discuss the themes and a styles of major works and place them in pertinent historical, social and political concerns for today's readers. Novelists, playwrights, essayists, poets, short story writers, and more recently, genre writers in science fiction and mystery, are all expertly discussed in the more than 17 sets comprising this series. To see listings of writers for any volume in this section, go to the "Scribner Writers Series section online at www.gale.com/scribners. J.K. Rowling, Peter Straub, Anne McCaffrey--these are among the many widely-read authors in fantasy and horror genres covered in this addition to Scribner's 1985 two-volume set. Essays written by scholars--yet accessible to the general reader and student--treat both writers who have risen to prominence since the 1985 edition, and those whose careers have continued since original coverage, such as Stephen King, Ursula K. LeGuin, and Harlan Ellison. The index cumulates the index from the first two volumes.