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Does Memory decide to remember or forget?
Leaving behind the love of her life, Sierra seeks out who and what she really is. But finding out the truth could mean......death.
Doubleday, 1985)
“This action-crammed, historically factual novel . . . is a rousing read,
ably researched by Hoover”
Publishers Weekly
Barbados and Jamaica 1648. The lush and deadly Caribbean paradise, domain of rebels and slaveholders, of bawds and buccaneers. Colonists fight a wishful war for freedom against England.
The scars that I have will never let me forget my past. They stand, an ugly reminder of that perfect summer evening that went so horribly wrong. The night that I killed a perfect stranger and my boyfriend, all because of one stupid mistake.
Redemption doesn't seem like an option to young high school graduate Liana Williams. In fact, the only way out seems to be suicide after that evening. Though some may call it fate, and others may call it chance, the very special man she meets at a college that she doesn't care about may change her life. Felix is unlike any guy she's ever met; he's charming, high spirited, and jovial. As little as she wants to admit it, she's fallen for him. But one thing that she doesn't know is that he holds the second chance that will save her life. Yet one question still stands - what will it take to get past the scars and forgive herself?
Brittney has gone through alot over the years, but she can have a great life after all. This book tells all about Brittney and her life, read it, its great!!
Haley is a spoiled rich girl and needs to find a job but finds herself doing something she thought she would never do.
Peter Parker now must live three lives; being a Highschooler, being Manhattan's Hero, and trying to be Manhattan's #1 Crime-Boss after being black-mailed by a young 13 year-old who's the daughter of Manhattan's greatest Crime-Lords...
Warning: Rated R+
Please read responsibly
The town of Montague Falls was shaken by the disappearance of Beth Wilkes, and it seems the only way to find her is through her childhood friend Clay, who was also the reason she left. Through memories of their painful adolescence, Clay begins to realize how important it is to find Beth.