We all have them in our families. Some are worst than others. Fayetta Peters has inherited her brother's children on default. Father is dead and mother is forever in a mental institution. Problem is, Fayetta has fallen for her oldest nephew, JJ, and is determined to seduce him into her bed. She's got a plan, and if all else fails, she's got an ace in the bush. She pulls out all stops and flourishes for a while, but the dirt she dishes out sometimes comes back to haunt her, even down to the niece she boards out for monetary gain, and that niece, Elizabeth, is the one who is most like her Aunt Faye. Elizabeth Peters is a thirty-year old wrapped up in a sixteen-year-old body. She has designs on her foster father and will have her way, one way or another, no matter who gets in her way. What life's years have not experienced her to are the consequences of what we do. JJ, tall, good looking, stable and wants all of his younger brothers and sisters to have the best that life has to offer, but he has troubles of his own. He's fallen for a married woman; has a girlfriend that's in love with him and an unmanageable sister who's determined to ruin a marriage. To complicate the matter, an aunt who has the hots for you, and a mother with a secret kept far too long. If you think you've got problems in your family, they'll seem insignificant when you read about the Peters, Swansons, and a few other intriguing people.

Emmanuel Episcopere was born in Uvira Congo. The civil war that tore apart the Democratic Republic of Congo was reality to him. He lost his entire family for over six years. He survived in refugee camps and finally himself in Nyarugusu camp in Tanzania. Right now Emmanuel lives in Canada and he is a hope to generations across the world and through his many books that he has written from real life experience.

Guaranteed nonstop thriller. What Goes Around Comes Around is a perfect, powerful page-turner. It will keep you laughing. Very exciting and on the edge. Wild and suspenseful. A nail-biting must-read. It will draw you deep into the story and trigger your emotions. Like a good movie, you will think you are the character. Turned up with sex, passion, and revenge! Promise, you will love and enjoy. This is a book that will be talked about forever!

Growing up as a teenager, I always dreamed of getting a book published; some of my writings may be difficult to understand for some, but many can to relate to my situations. Sometimes when something bad happens in life, I’ve learned to tough it out; eventually things will sort themselves out. To be able to accomplish something like this is a new experience for me as it would be for anyone. I wrote this book to let everyone out there know that anything is possible. If something isn’t going your way, only you can fix it! That’s the only thing that keeps me strong!

A historical study of the Federal Music Project (FMP) investigates the paradoxical mission of employing popular musicians during the depression and "raising" musical tastes by emphasizing European classical traditions. Bindas (history, Kent State U.) reveals the obvious tensions between FMP leadership and its musicians, particularly the racial and ethnic segregation perpetuated by its policies. However, in an even-handed treatment, the project's successes in bringing music to millions of listeners is also highlighted. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

In his powerful debut novel, Bethea takes us on an inevitable course of events taking place in the metro D.C. area where childhood friends and lovers, Puck and Marie, are caught up in a web that could only be weaved by Fate. As Puck is dying an untimely death at the hands of a grimy snitch, his son Puck Jr. is being born. PJ grows up with only one thought consuming him constantly avenging his father?s death. Finding true love in Alise still can?t slow down his lifelong vendetta. Love, rage, drugs, and murder equals Fate: What goes around comes around.

Mr. and Mrs. Summers have been killed in a car crash, leaving a young daughter of five, Toni. She is placed in a convent until she is seventeen. Toni, leading a naïve and innocent life in the convent meets up with Alison, who shows her a seedy side of life, involving drugs and homosexual relationships . . . Toni embraces this hedonistic lifestyle. In her first year at the college in Birmingham she discovers a lump on her breast and is referred to Aston Hospital where she first encounters a consultant, Mr. Theo Xavier. He has a great bearing on Toni's future. After her successful exam results she decides to go to London for the weekend. Whilst driving under the influence of drugs and with a borrowed license she has a terrible accident and her passenger is fatally injured. Toni is left paralysed and permanently in a wheelchair. She is on the verge of suicide, not because of her injuries but the loss of her lover. To add to her problems Toni has to have a serious operation not connected with her spinal injury but something almost as critical. Mr. Xavier is the surgeon, Susannah his wife. Susannah befriends Toni and she reluctantly (reluctantly because she wasn't used to family life and how to deal with it) becomes one of the family. Susannah is not the wonderful hostess she purports to be and causes an enormous amount of trauma. Over this time Toni is sexually abused by Susannah, and also suffers a severe a beating at the hands of Theo. She is humiliated by both. The tale takes a twist, when, after some years during which Toni and the surgeon lose contact he appears on the scene causing an inconceivable and volatile change in her life. Another consultant that Toni works with on research offers her support during this turmoil. Toni is very grateful to him and it's apparent that he is besotted with her, although the feeling isn't reciprocated. Toni, despite not having any maternal feelings becomes a mother to twin boys. During this time, due to her strong nature pulls through to continue her further academic studies and is awarded her doctorate. A life changing event occurs due to Theo's reappearance and Toni life becomes chaotic and tumultuous, but worse if yet to come

"What Goes Around Comes Around" is a collection of mostly true stories. There are many ways to talk about this concept. Some people refer to it as Karma, Poetic Justice, Sowing what you reap, Eye for an eye, a taste of your own medicine, etc. When I was growing up my mother always warned me to treat other people the way I wanted to be treated. I believe this has made me a better person. I have accumulated a colelction of stories that illustarate this concept.

I am not a celebrity or any other house hold name you could have heard about on the radio or TV. This is my first book. I have no other writing experience. One day as I was sitting in one of my sister's TV room wasting more of my time it dawn on me to write a book about my short hard life I had lived. For some reason I had the faith that this book would be in stores next to celebrities books. I guess it was because I really had a lot of faith that my book on my real life problems maybe would help someone to get some real help with similar issues before it would be too late. I am just a small town girl that has encountered a lifetime of problems by the age of 43, by my own doing mostly and some the devil helped me with, since I have been on God's Mysterious, challenging, unexpected and surprising earth. I will talk about the pain I endured when I was molested at the age of eleven by a close family friend. I lived through depression, anxiety and panic attacks that almost caused me to end my life on many occasions. I've battled mental and physical abuse by the hands of my ex-husband. I have been dealing with the unexpected death of my last man that had almost caused me to lose my mine. I battled the demon of drugs that could have ended my life with one puffing on crack cocaine along with a lot of health problems that could have caused me to have a stroke or heart attack. I hope and pray that my book will help someone; somehow to deal with their problems better than I did. I thank you for purchasing my first book with all my heart. There will be more books to come. ENJOY! GOD BLESS!