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In The Apple Tree, the title poem in this collection, Catherine Arnold explores the cost of emotional repression, of feeling trapped in a code of silence and invisibility. The poems that follow dive into the experience of a woman gradually discovering her creative voice, becoming an artist and learning to embrace the world of color and touch. In vivid, lyrical language, Arnold explores what it means to leave behind a set of inherited rules that distrust the physical world and shut down the power of wonder and spontaneity. She considers the price of freedom, what it means to feel like an exile, and the nature of maternal love; many of the poems are addressed to her daughter. This is Arnold's second collection. Her debut, Receipt for Lost Words, won the 2022 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize.

First-rate criminal attorney, Karen Perry-Mondori has her judgement put to the test when her family's personal troubles become fodder for the headlines. Her brother, a respected US senator, is found dead from a bullet wound to the head. All signs point to suicide. Then a videotape surfaces depicting him involved in behaviour of the worst kind. But Karen is convinced the tape is a fake. Determined to clear her brother's name, she soon finds herself caught between legal ethics and personal loyalty. And wondering where the truth fits in...

The explosive debut novel heralds the arrival of an exciting new voice for legal thrillers written by women. Author Catherine Arnold has written a brilliantly original book filled with murder, sex and courtroom doubledealing. A brutal murder in a posh Florida community turns neighbor against neighbor as a young female lawyer defends a man accused of a crime he may not have committed.

Jack Kalman was very good at what he did. Counter-terrorism was a dirty business and he understood he had to play dirty to win. He liked what he did when politics didn't get in the way. Agents couldn't always play by the rules and Jack usually didn't. This time the Bureau was dead wrong. He knew it. The truth was better than the phony P.R. and Jack was going to prove it even if it ended his career. Praise for the author's previous work: "A winner . Sharp, clever, super suspense." -Nelson DeMille "A fast-paced slickly-told story " -Sunday Telegraph, London, UK "Nice surprises and shocks " -The Sunday Times, London, UK "Arnold is a writer to watch." -Ellery Queen Magazine "Attorney-turned-author Arnold clearly knows what elements are necessary for a good thriller." -Publishers Weekly

Arnold's Incredible Art Museum is open for business! Come along as he leads his friends on a trip through his imaginary museum, showing off his exhibits. Join Gertrude, George, Dot and the rest as they spend a day with Arnold in his museum. He has it all planned out, but will the others play along? Illustrated by Jim Stoten, this is a hilarious comic adventure, featuring real - and imaginary - works of art.

A homeless man is found dead. But when the victim's son and the accused killer surface, a simple pro bono case turns into a nightmare conspiracy for attorney Karen Perry-Mondori...

When criminal attorney Karen Perry-Mondori is hired by a big-time crime boss nabbed for drug possession, she assumes she'll once again be representing another client that she secretly feels is guilty. But he insists he was set up, and the incredible truth drags her into an explosive conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of government--a lethal game of law where "not guilty" may be the most deadly verdict of all!

Illustrating one of the great art treasures of the world, this 15th century illuminated manuscript contains beautiful illustrated scenes of the Bible. Each is accompanied by Plummer's commentary. 160 illustrations with gold.