Jenkins: 1299 books

Black sheep. Notorious womanizer. Accused murderer! Liz Hayden had dreamed about nineteenth-century Garrett Rowland, his dark history reaching out to her until...with a flash she found herself hurled into the past and into the body of the woman said to be murdered by Garrett himself--his very own...

Welcome home Life Traveller! This is your guide to a peaceful place inside, filled with joy and love. It will teach you how to use your feelings and all of your senses to understand the experiences that life brings. Sensitelligent is “the intelligent use of your senses” and this book offers...

Hired to assess the value of broken and missing antiques following a suspicious burglary at a Virginia manor house, intrepid appraiser and amateur sleuth Sterling Glass finds that her job is more complicated than she’d anticipated. The antiques, she realizes, are not always what they seem: some...

There was once was a woman by the name of Stacia Taylor. Stacia had two grandchildren, Devon and Sidney. After so many years of toil and strain, the Taylors at last thought they had come upon the treasure they so desperately desired, but as in most cases, what we all desire may not be what is ultimately...

It’s five months later. What evil awaits those who dared to survive? The summer of 1977 is a tumultuous period for all of America, but in the town of Cypress, Ohio, in the midst of a heatwave no less, both tumult and evil will become the best bed mates. The ungodly events that took place months...

This is a collection of poetry depicting the author's interesting life experiences and observations from pre-World War II to the present times, including graphic, poetic accounts of the Pearl Harbor and 911 attacks on the US.

Bound to a chair, hands tied, face covered in a burlap sack, five-year old Tibias Ivory- the illegitimate, bi-racial son of Bethany Ivory, the daughter of the small, southern town of Principle's leading preacher and a murdered, black, high-school superstar, Mahognus "Hog" Worthington- has had the innocence of his young life ripped away by the depths of bigotry and degradation of hate.

As new techniques and approaches to supervision attract interest within therapy-related professions, the contributors to this informative book consider the nature of a supervision and examine the ways in which it can be further defined and developed. Drawing together practical and theoretical perspectives,...

Between Wales and England is an exploration of eighteenth-century anglophone Welsh writing by authors for whom English-language literature was mostly a secondary concern. In its process, the work interrogates these authors’ views on the newly-emerging sense of ‘Britishness’, finding them in...

Bindle is one of the immortals of humorous fiction. His mirth-provoking comments on life, his never-failing cheerfulness under the worst of hardships, his ingenious evasions of Mrs. Bindle's cold, sharp eye, his many laughable adventures, his much loved "little jokes", all these things have...

When the beautiful pearl-fisher, Effie Williamson, arrives in a rural Scottish village, with her grandparents and siblings, the residents react in many different ways, from hospitable warmth to outright rejection, exacerbated when the religious, gentle Gavin Hamilton takes the family into his home,...

This is a journey into the histories, hearts and homes of some of South Africa's greatest sporting heroes. Featuring the varied and very human stories of 13 icons of our time, including AB de Villiers, Ryan Sandes, 'Beast' Mtawarira, and Bridgitte Hartley, the book shows that it takes far more than...

Glass Rock celebrates the many facets of life - love, loss, hurt, pain, joy, desire, yearningall of the beautiful emotions and events that we encounter in a lifetime. It depicts the spiritual and carnal derivatives of all people, with poise, elegance, and raw honesty. Glass Rock examines actual events...