women authors

Jane Austen learns from an unexpected source about a traitor in their midst, and sets out on her own to uncover the individual, putting herself at great risk.

American journalist Julia Jarmond researches the brutal 1942 Nazi roundup in Paris and stumbles upon a connection between her family and one of the victims, which compels Julia to learn more about the girl's life.

Anyone who loves books, or dreams of writing their own, will find plenty of inspiration in Remarkable Women Writers. That's because each of the ten writers profiled - from Louisa May Alcott, to L.M. Montgomery, to J.K. Rowling - is a real-life example of persisting against all odds to realize a dream.While we think of these writers as famous today, they had many obstacles to overcome. Some, like George Eliot and Jane Austen, had to pretend that they were men in order to get published. Others, like Toni Morrison and Joy Kogawa, not only were forced to deal with discrimination against women, but with discrimination against their cultures as well. Even Judy Blume and J.K. Rowling were challenged by schools that wanted to ban their books. Yet through hard work and determination all of these women achieved what so many of their admirers wish for themselves - to tell their stories to the whole wide world! Book jacket.distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

A stunning compendium of writing on some of the most intriguing writers the modern world has produced.

When writer Garner Quinn begins to receive threatening letters from a stalker, she hires Reed Corbin to protect her and her family, but she never expected to fall in love with him, or to have her entire life shattered in one senseless act of violence.

Amish-zombie-teen-romance author Mia and her husband Mac purchase and renovate their first home in the Chicago suburbs, and they struggle with the work on the house, fights with the homeowners' association, rude neighbors, and adapting to their new environment.

After the mysterious death of her author husband, a young woman attempts to continue life in a small college town in upstate New York until her former mentor, a book critic who ruined her husband's career, shows up with his current prot?eg?e.

Presents a biography of Harriet Beecher Stowe, focusing on her religious upbringing and the impact it had on her life and writings.