women college students

After Naomi Jefferson's brother is killed in an automobile accident on the way to a civil rights demonstration and the man she loves betrays her, Naomi struggles to find meaning in life through politics and her career.

Chronicles the mental breakdown of Esther Greenwood--a brilliant, beautiful, talented and successful young woman.

Examines the characteristics of abusive relationships and gives advice on how to get out of such relationships as well as how to avoid them in the first place.

Genna Meade looks back from the perspective of fifteen years to 1975 when, as a student at an exclusive women's liberal college near Philadelphia, she tried to befriend one of the school's few African-American students who was the victim of racially-motivated harassment.

"Hoping to save his marriage by ending an illicit affair with an incandescent but difficult student, college professor Steven Brookman discovers that the young woman's passions are not easily curtailed and that their relationship has more complicated ramifications than either anticipated"--Provided by OCLC.

Tassie Keltjin, a twenty-year-old girl from a small town, comes of age as a college student while the U.S. prepares for war in the Middle East, and when she takes a part-time job as a nanny, she encounters various emotional and political issues and learns more about herself.

Through an off-campus job at Fort Lewis, twenty-year-old Emily Anderson meets young Army reservist, Justin Baker, and their deep, emotional love, built on the foundation of faith, blossoms into plans for marriage, while Emily's newly reunited birth parents find their opposing views on war, politics, and faith threatening their chances for love.

When Julie Markham becomes a suspect in a deadly accident at the United States Naval Academy, her father hires a powerful attorney to defend her but the case gets complicated when a civilian security officer gets involved in the investigation.

A nameless young student, though gifted with a penetrating intelligence, finds herself driven to obsession when she falls passionately in love with a brilliant yet elusive African-American philosophy student.

Genna Meade looks back from the perspective of fifteen years to 1975 when, as a student at an exclusive women's liberal college near Philadelphia, she tried to befriend one of the school's few African-American students who was the victim of racially-motivated harassment.