Henry Carter Hull

Collects twelve short stories by Stephen King on the theme of relationships, including new stories and previously released material such as "The Gingerbread Girl," "The Things They Left Behind," and "The Cat from Hell."

This book combines the drama of beautiful sunsets with the splendor of oceanscapes, making a perfect guide for any aspiring landscape artist. Accomplished watercolorist Thomas Needham begins with basic watercolor techniques and tips specific to rendering seascapes and sunsets, such as preserving the white of the paper, painting soft blends, and creating realistic reflections.

Surviving the Sunrises & Sunsets. This book contains lifetime stories for over a half century of living by the author. Each story has a lesson learned, regardless of the subject, romance, dating, grief, marriage, cooking, divorce and more. All of the stories are true and not presented in any particular order. You will laugh, you might cry, but most certainly you will enjoy this book. This is book #1 in the Sunrises and Sunsets 3 book series.

When Fatima was growing up in the affluent neighborhood of Kalorama in Washington D.C., she never imagined that her father, an ambassador, would force her into an arranged marriage that would take her across the world. After graduating from college, Fatima is thrust into the bed of a ruthless military man with revenge on his mind. Away from family and friends in a foreign country, she gradually accepts her fate… until an encounter with a handsome...

Unanswered questions. A sailing adventure gone wrong. The Sheridan sisters face the end of the season that changed their lives forever.Lola Sheridan is the youngest Sheridan sister: a whip-smart journalist with a flair for the dramatic. As her older sisters settle into new lives on the Vineyard, Lola demands more out of the summer season with a fantastical sailing expedition up from the Florida Keys to Martha's Vineyard. The sailor who takes her?...

A lesson in hope and faith-and learning that there are some things in life beyond our control-for every child who has worried about what comes next. Adam and Eve's very first day in the Garden of Eden was perfect-safe and unshadowed by worry, doubt, or fear. God's first two people saw morning lift the sun high in the bright sky, and they rested in the contented warmth of the peaceful afternoon. Before long, Adam and Eve realized that the sun was slipping...

Authors Gail Thomas and her dear mama, Jean Castelow, had the vision for this sunset book after Mrs. Jean became very sick and was completely down for four days. When she awoke, her excitement was amazing as she told of how she appeared before Jesus in Heaven. He was surrounded with children and babies and told her He would come get her later, but this time, He needed her to come back and convince Gail to complete this sunset book to inspire his people...