Diane: 2892 books

The Race to Eternityis it real? I have the proof, and it is within the pages of this book as real-life encounters with those who have died only to become trapped in perpetuity as it were and share their stories of what they saw, what they felt, and what pulled them out of darkness. The Race to Eternity...

Step back into a time when the battles were harsh, but love was stronger in this two-book special that includes Diane Wylie's award-winning novels, Jenny's Passion and Lila's VowFrom the brutality of the Civil War, to the tender love between Jenny and David, the reader is swept...

**Experience a heart-pumping and thrilling tale of suspense! Originally published in THRILLER (2006), edited by #1** New York Times bestselling author James Patterson. In this legalistic Thriller Short, bestselling writer M. Diane Vogt pays homage to another legal eagle, Perry Mason....

Only Chrissy, a cute little Shih Tzu, can unlock this mystery! Autumn Clarke survived the car crash that killed her parents. To help her cope with PTSD, she adopts Chrissy, a Shih Tzu with a remarkable secret. Chrissy is also the only witness to the mysterious death of her pet parent. Autumn vows...

Diane Finlay brings you her second collection of Short ‘n’ Black stories. Grab a coffee and be prepared for something silly, something intriguing and something sad. Read on and enjoy. The Author Diane left England for Australia in 1995 and stayed. She is the author...

Step back into a time when the battles were harsh, but love was stronger in this two-book special that includes Diane Wylie's award-winning novels, Jenny's Passion and Lila's Vow From the brutality of the Civil War, to the tender love between Jenny and David, the reader is swept up and transported...

From Reviewers: The latest case for homicide investigator Lucinda Pierce, who's slowly learning to cope with the facial deformities left by a shotgun, marks another step on her road to recovery.  Lucinda (Punish the Deed, 2009, etc.) is such a strong heroine that she should engage many...

From Reviewers: "Fanning (Bite the Moon) provides plenty of forensic details, plot twists, and suspense. Though this near-perfect police procedural is not for the faint of heart, readers who like Kate Flora and Alex Kava will put it on their reserve lists. Highly recommended." -...

Diane Finlay has carefully crafted her first collection of Short ‘n’ Black stories to explore and question the human condition. Coffee breaks will never be the same. As you face the dregs in your cup so you will face the dregs of the human condition. Read on if you...

Come.Visit a lush land, an ancient and modern culture, and a people who are proud to be Buddhist and Thai. Discover a woman who begins to relax and unwind in Thailand, and read about how downright cynical and fearful she'd become -- down into her cells, as influenced by her native Western culture. Not...

In Goodnight, Sweet Dreams, I Love You: An Illustration of Unconditional Love (Even Tough Women Can Crack Like Eggs Sometimes, Book 3), Diane Morasco highlights the inspiring and profound quotes of Even Tough Women Can Crack Like Eggs Sometimes.Goodnight, Sweet Dreams, I Love You: An Illustration...

"Diane DeSanders's genius lies in her ability to capture the intimate interiority of a very particular childhood while at the same time interrogating larger questions of class, race, and religion. Hap and Hazard and the End of the World is a gorgeous, profoundly original novel." —Dawn Raffel, author...

From award-winning author, Diane Wylie, comes a new Civil War romance ... After the deaths of their parents, Christine and Francine Lawson are left homeless and destitute. Young single ladies with no salable skills have few options in 1863 Philadelphia. They had been raised as respectable ladies,...

  In order to enjoy this book you may have to suspend current beliefs, since some of the concepts may seem quite foreign at first. What if monotheism always existed, and revelations were given to all human forms. There are hints to that effect. We should not assume primitive peoples weren't...