Product Description: Judith Freeman, aus einer bäuerlichen Großfamilie stammend, erkrankt zu Beginn ihres Studiums psychisch schwer und kommt in die Psychiatrie. Gemäß ihrer Devise „Ohne Therapie gibt es keine Heilung" kämpft sie sich durchs Leben, bis sie endlich die in der Kindheit liegende Ursache ihrer Erkrankung erkennt und genesen kann...read more

Product Description: Raymond Chandler was among the most original and enduring crime novelists of the twentieth century. Yet much of his pre-writing life, including his unconventional marriage, has remained shrouded in mystery. In this compelling, wholly original book, Judith Freeman sets out to solve the puzzle of who Chandler was and how he became the writer who would create in Philip Marlowe an icon of American culture...read more

Product Description: Kitchens are where we cook, clean, cry, talk, laugh, break things. Hugely symbolic - as well as practical - kitchens evoke thoughts of hearth and home, family and domesticity.People today commonly spend more refurbishing their kitchens than refurbishing any other room in the home...read more

Product Description: Over the course of one summer, fifteen of today's best women writers descended into the heart of the Grand Canyon on the Colorado River. It was the chance of a lifetime-to do something most had never done before, to have life-changing, even dangerous experiences and share them in this trailblazing book...read more

Product Description: Kitchens are where we cook, clean, cry, talk, laugh, break things. Hugely symbolic--as well as practical--kitchens evoke thoughts of hearth and home, family and domesticity. No wonder that people today commonly spend more money refurbishing their kitchens than any other room in the house...read more

A member of Brigham Young's inner circle, the charismatic John D. Lee holds a high position in the Mormon church until he is held accountable for the Mountain Meadows Massacre in which 120 settlers are slaughtered by a group of Mormons and their Indian allies, in a dramatic novel about the early days of Mormonism. Reader's Guide available. Reprint. 25,000 first printing.

Verna Flake flees a failed marriage and rigid Morman lifestyle for impersonal Los Angeles, where she meets up with her brother's widow, with whom she travels to Baja to escape her violent husband. Reprint.

At an isolated motel in the desert outside of Las Vegas, two women--Lucy Patterson, struggling to make peace with herself and her various roles in life, and a young single mother, stripper, and prostitute--become linked to each other as they come to terms with their pasts and determine their futures. Reprint. 12,500 first printing.

Following a heart transplant operation, retired Idaho widower Phil Doucet meets a sixteen-year-old runaway, and together they both make a new start. Reprint. NYT.

Phil Doucet, a widower who needs a heart transplant, and Louise, a sixteen-year-old runaway meet under extraordinary circumstances in the American west

Verna Flake flees a failed marriage and rigid Morman lifestyle for impersonal Los Angeles, where she meets up with her brother's widow, with whom she travels to Baja to escape her violent husband

This collection of stories about the ties that bind families together includes the title story about a stepfamily's strained and awkward struggle to build an affectionate relationship with his stepdaughters

This collection of stories about the ties that bind families together includes the title story about a stepfamily's strained and awkward struggle to build an affectionate relationship with his stepdaughters