Siena McMahon, daughter of billionaire producer Pete McMahon, seems to live the ideal life, blessed with beauty, brains, and wealth, but her perfect exterior hides a depressing home life that she dreams of escaping.
Dallas attorney Scott Fenney is assigned to defend a young woman charged with the murder of a Texas millionaire and son of a presidential hopeful; but as the case unfolds, Fenney is pressured to ease up in his defense of the woman.
The daughter of a prominent Chicago judge and his socialite wife, inner-city art teacher Mia Dennett is taken hostage by her one-night stand, Colin Thatcher, who, instead of delivering her to his employers, hides her in a secluded cabin in rural Minnesota to keep her safe from harm.
Dean Lynch has never completely adjusted to being a minister's wife, but her new friendship with Augusta has helped her adapt to their new church and community, despite the fact that Dean's husband does not approve of the flamboyant woman.
A novel by Thorton Wilder that is part autobiographical and part the imagined adventures of his twin brother who died at birth, in which Theophilus North sets out to see the world in the summer of 1926.
Collects the comedies of playwright and humorist Paul Rudnick, including "I Hate Hamlet," a play about a struggling actor living in an apartment haunted by John Barrymore, and "Jeffrey," which takes a humorous look at gay life during the AIDS crisis.
