Books with author Carolyn Lee Adams

A spine-tingling debut about the ultimate game of cat-and-mouse in reverse as a teen struggles to retain hope—and her sanity—while on the run from a cunning and determined killer.Ruth Carver has always competed like her life depends on it. Ambitious. Tough. Maybe even mean. It’s no wonder people call her Ruthless. When she wakes up with a concussion in the bed of a moving pickup trick, she realizes she has been entered into a contest she can’t afford to lose. At a remote, rotting cabin deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ruth’s blindfold comes off and she comes face-to-face with her captor. A man who believes his mission is to punish bad girls like Ruth. A man who has done this six times before. The other girls were never heard from again, but Ruth won’t go down easy. She escapes into the wilderness, but her hunter is close at her heels. That’s when the real battle begins. That’s when Ruth must decide just how far she’ll go in order to survive. Back home, they called her Ruthless. They had no idea just how right they were.

A spine-tingling debut about the ultimate game of cat-and-mouse in reverse as a teen struggles to retain hope—and her sanity—while on the run from a cunning and determined killer.Ruth Carver has always competed like her life depends on it. Ambitious. Tough. Maybe even mean. It’s no wonder people call her Ruthless. When she wakes up with a concussion in the bed of a moving pickup trick, she realizes she has been entered into a contest she can’t afford to lose. At a remote, rotting cabin deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ruth’s blindfold comes off and she comes face-to-face with her captor. A man who believes his mission is to punish bad girls like Ruth. A man who has done this six times before. The other girls were never heard from again, but Ruth won’t go down easy. She escapes into the wilderness, but her hunter is close at her heels. That’s when the real battle begins. That’s when Ruth must decide just how far she’ll go in order to survive. Back home, they called her Ruthless. They had no idea just how right they were.

A spine-tingling debut about the ultimate game of cat-and-mouse in reverse as a teen struggles to retain hope—and her sanity—while on the run from a cunning and determined killer.Ruth Carver has always competed like her life depends on it. Ambitious. Tough. Maybe even mean. It’s no wonder people call her Ruthless.When she wakes up with a concussion in the bed of a moving pickup trick, she realizes she has been entered into a contest she can’t afford to lose.At a remote, rotting cabin deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ruth’s blindfold comes off and she comes face-to-face with her captor. A man who believes his mission is to punish bad girls like Ruth. A man who has done this six times before.The other girls were never heard from again, but Ruth won’t go down easy. She escapes into the wilderness, but her hunter is close at her heels. That’s when the real battle begins. That’s when Ruth must decides just how far she’ll go in order to survive.Back home, they called her Ruthless. They had no idea just how right they were.

A spine-tingling debut about the ultimate game of cat-and-mouse in reverse as a teen struggles to retain hope and her sanity while on the run from a cunning and determined killer. Ruth Carver has always competed like her life depends on it. Ambitious. Tough. Maybe even mean. It s no wonder people call her Ruthless. When she wakes up with a concussion in the bed of a moving pickup trick, she realizes she has been entered into a contest she can t afford to lose. At a remote, rotting cabin deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ruth s blindfold comes off and she comes face-to-face with her captor. A man who believes his mission is to punish bad girls like Ruth. A man who has done this six times before. The other girls were never heard from again, but Ruth won t go down easy. She escapes into the wilderness, but her hunter is close at her heels. That s when the real battle begins. That s when Ruth must decide just how far she ll go in order to survive. Back home, they called her Ruthless. They had no idea just how right they were."

The epic legend of Atlantis comes to life as Atlanteans realize that the third and final destruction of their island nation is at hand. They must escape; and it is essential that the Sacred Records be taken with them. It is impossible to rescue everyone. The spiritual children of the Law of One resolve to take only their followers, leaving behind their nemesis, the materialistic sons of Belial. El-ka introduces each chapter with a letter to the people of the Twenty-first Century describing her culture and spiritual beliefs. El-ka advises the world of our time as to how to we can avoid the fate of her island Motherland. Letters from Atlantis: The Truth of a Legend, is the re-creation of a time more than twelve thousand, six hundred years ago, when at the hands of humans, the ice age is coming to a close. Rising seas signify the onset of destruction for the Island Nation of Atlantis. And yet, Atlantis faces another crisis that began destroying her from within long before the sea will consume her. Subtly at first, then steadily more brazen, depraved sons of Belial have enticed spiritual children of the Law of One to join them in their pursuit of greed, lust and violence. Unity is gone. Geologically and morally, the Golden Age of Atlantis has come to its end. In secrecy, the priesthood of the Law of One plans to move only their adherents to lands of safety, leaving behind the malevolence of Belial. Men and women of the priesthood foresee that circumstances in Atlantis will be repeated in our Twenty-first Century, drawing Atlantean souls back to Earth. To prepare for that time, the Sacred Records of Atlantis must be entombed in three places on Earth. There, they await rediscovery by the very souls who buried them.

From the How They Lived series - easy-to-read books in which historical settings are vividly described and drawn for young readers. In Lidworth Castle, several hundred years ago, lived Joan, the baron's twelve-year-old niece who was learning the duties of a lady, and young Thomas, the scullion who cleaned the pots, carried water, lit the fires and was harried by the cook. In the vivid approachable style of this commended series, Carol Adams shows what life was like for them and for the rest of the great household - from knights and ladies to craftsmen, soldiers and servants.