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"I can do all things through Christ that strengthens me." -Phillipians 4:13

Although a Ghost Writer on 6 romance novels in the 1970's ; this is the first work published in her own name. Dr. Betty Chambers has set this "Summer of Romance " in a sleepy little town in the swamps of the Florida panhandle, just outside of the bustling Navel base; just across the river from the Egland Air force base.Watch as the young dancer begins her journey to womanhood as she dates the enlisted men and officers of the service in 1950's America.

Aidan Chambers: Master Literary Choreographer is a full-length study that integrates the biography, creative writing, and criticism of one of the most important figures in young adult literature and incorporates these strands into a complete picture that will enhance the understanding of readers. Teachers, librarians, and scholars of young adult literatures, as well as devoted fans and students doing research on Chambers or the subjects of his novels will benefit from this in-depth examination of how his life and thought have influenced his work.

History of buildings and structures in the Town of Auburn, N.H. and Lake Massabesic.

"We taught our children to be delinquents." So wrote lifelong criminal Joe Gordon before he was hanged at British Columbia's Oakalla Prison Farm in 1957 for shooting a policeman during a failed robbery. In a letter he scrawled in his jail cell, Gordon described his downfall and made a plea to parents to love and care for their children so they wouldn't end up like him. "Born to Die" is the story of Gordon's sensational trial, set against the backdrop of Vancouver's seedy underworld amid a time of widespread police corruption. His final words are as relevant today as they were then, for although he lived and died in 1950s Vancouver, his tragic life and path to oblivion can be walked at any time and in any community in North America.

The result is a compelling book that chronicles the history, ideology, and strategies of the white separatist movement.

The first five books in Betty McLain's 'Love's Magic' series of sweet and wholesome romance, now available in one volume! Love's Magic: Mallie and Daniel, from two different worlds, find themselves fighting for their lives in the same hospital after tragic events. As they lay unconscious two doors away from each other, an unexpected magic brings their souls together. But can a love found in such a way survive the journey back to the physical world? Love's Dream: Marcus, a doctor, hears the voice of a woman in his dreams, and discovers she's trapped in a medical nightmare. Despite being separated by lifetimes, they try to reunite before it's too late. Can the stranger get her the help she needs in time to save her life, or will they only have their brief time together, in their dreams? Love's Time: Angelica wakes up in a strange hospital room realizing she traveled twenty years in time after falling and hitting her head in 1995. Alex treats her injuries and helps her search for answers. With the help of Alex's grandmother, they discover the mystery of how and why Angelica was brought to his time. But does love have other plans, or will they find a way to send her home? Love's Reflections: Cindy's ordinary life at the art gallery changes when three antique mirrors from Italy arrive. Rumored to be magic, they show a person their true love. Startled, Cindy sees a man in the mirror. James, a police officer, also sees her face in his mirror. They try to unravel the mystery of the mirrors, but will they ever meet in person or be content with their mirror image? Love's Call: Dora, a school teacher, travels to an art gallery to see a mirror that can show a person their true love. Looking into the mirror, she sees a man who's not her reflection. Rafe, who also sees a woman in the mirror, is skeptical about love. Can Dora convince Rafe to take a chance on someone he's never met, or will he never answer Love's Call? Distance, bank robbers, and bureaucracy won't stop her from pursuing her heart's desire.

I am humbled to know, experience, and continue to experience some of the most amazing, extraordinary, awesome, unexpected ways God answers prayers when we call to him. We must call on the Lord first because he knows everything, and he sees everything. He knows the who, what, when, where, why, and how to get things to us when we need them. When I was in need of an immediate answer from the Lord, I said to the Lord, "Lord, don't let me lose mind." He stepped in right at that moment. A calmness came over me, and nothing fazed me after that in this instance--even in the simple things such as the Lord saying to me "Look in your pocketbook" when I asked him, "Lord where is my debit card?" The Lord will give you peace and quiet, along with sweet sleep in the middle of loud music, cussing, talking aloud, just by asking him for it. When someone or anyone who has been resentful toward you tells you they want to talk to you about something, and you don't know what they are going to say nor do you know what to say, ask the Lord, and he will give you his words and shut them down and may cause others to fall asleep. God can also give you remarkable dreams, such as his coming from the east, and you know it's true because it lines up with his word. When the Lord spoke to me while I was on my knees in prayer, he said, "I'll be at your side, instructing you, leading you, and guiding you" and did just what he said without speaking another word to me in that situation. God has never broken a promise, and he never will. Lord, thank you for your grace and mercy, your love and kindness. I am so grateful, truly grateful.