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In this high-interest novel for teens, Tim gets involved in smuggling on the Detroit River while trying to save the family marina.

Martha Evans Martin's 'The Ways of the Planets' is a captivating exploration of the celestial bodies that have fascinated humans for centuries. Through a combination of scientific knowledge and poetic prose, Martin delves into the intricate movements and behaviors of the planets, shedding light on their significance in both astronomy and mythology. Her unique literary style combines factual information with philosophical musings, providing readers with a rich and immersive reading experience. The book is a valuable contribution to the field of literature on the cosmos, offering a fresh perspective on the cosmic phenomena that shape our world. Drawing on historical and cultural references, Martin connects the study of planets to broader themes of human existence, making this book a thought-provoking read for both scientists and enthusiasts. Martin's academic background in astronomy and her passion for storytelling have clearly influenced the creation of this enlightening and accessible work. 'The Ways of the Planets' is a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the universe and its mysteries.

The 'Lawrence County, Ohio Jail Registers' were microfilmed by agreement between the Ohio Historical Society and the Gen. Society of Salt Lake City, Utah. Further digitization advancements have made this document possible to view online at familysearch.org film #8196773. Beginning with the first Register or Ledger 1 entries starts in 1867, and ends with the last Ledger Book 6 in 1923. You will find counterfeiters, murders, rapes, manslaughter, murders, drunkenness, selling liquor, adultery, bastardy, carrying concealed weapons, streetwalking, prostitution, keeping a house of ill-fame, some just "ran off", and even escaping the chain gangs. Times were difficult back then, but the nature of people was the same. I couldn't help but be struck by the many cases of Bastardy back then. DNA may answer questions or help someone discover why there are no matches with certain family members today. Other Books Written by Martha J. Martin-Kounse - Annotated Lawrence County, Ohio Children's Home Register 1874 - 1926 - Prisoners at Ohio State Penitentiary from Lawrence County, Ohio 1834 - 1905 - Narrow Escapes of the Civil War: Lawrence County, Ohio Veterans in Their Own Words - Infirmary Register 1876 - 1930: Lawrence County, Ohio - Ironton - Founding and Progress: Lawrence County Ohio (co-author Sharon M. Kouns) - Old Crimes Book One from Lawrence County, Ohio (co-author Sharon M. Kouns) - Old Crimes Book Two from Lawrence County, Ohio (co-author Sharon M. Kouns)

After a decade of caring for ill and aging parents while trying to prove herself in her career, Martha J. Martin experienced one life challenge after another in rapid succession. With several losses in a row and an impending health crisis of her own, the fiercely independent woman suddenly never felt more alone. Fortified by music and yoga, Martha shares her mistakes, pitfalls, and the hard truths that propelled her into a dark-night-of-the-soul journey. Her story of post-traumatic stress, spiritual awakening, and finally healing is told with raw honesty, powerful prose, and spirited humility. The lessons and insights of The Unintended Consequences of NOT Living Fully will show you how she at last learned to embrace her voice, respect her truth, and live life fully.