Books with author Dinah Williams

Amalee’s world is out of order. She’s used to things being all over the place, because of the frequent presence of her father’s bantering, bickering group of friends. But now everything is a big question mark. School isn’t what it used to be, and Amalee’s not really sure she likes her friends anymore. Life is a mystery that’s weighing her down. Then Amalee’s dad becomes seriously ill, and life becomes even more complicated. The world quiets to a whisper... until Amalee finds help from some very unexpected places. “A poignant, funny debut... readers will be charmed by Williams’ eccentric, lovable characters and her sharp observations about the world of both middle-schoolers and adults.” —Booklist “An uplifting story that will grab young readers.” —Horn Book

Grant and Lucy have been together since their teenage years and now are starting their lives as a newly married couple. They have overcome the odds to maintain their love for one another despite obstacles that they have faced. After the rings are on their finger and the vows have been said you would think they would be living happily ever after. However, the newlywed couple gets a rude awakening of the ups and downs of married life. The once devoted and loving Lucy becomes career obsessed not seeing the valuable time she is taking away from her family. Grant now feeling ignored and neglected from his wife gives in to temptation bringing forth dire consequences for his actions. Realizing their marriage is in turmoil and their once so strong bond has been broken, Grant and Lucy learn the true meaning of For Better or For Worse....

Finn is the only surviving victim of the Chicago Heart Ripper. Struggling to come to terms with what happened, she fights against the amnesia that prevents her from identifying the serial killer.Caleb Sheppard is determined to protect Finn. He suspects that there is more to the prolific serial killer than meets the eye; why did he leave Finn alive?With the Ripper on their heels, they race against time to retrieve Finn's memories, keep her out of the murderer's clutches, and discover the secrets of his identity.What Finn does not realize is that Caleb is hiding secrets of his own – some of which she might not be able to accept.Praise from readers:★★★★★ - "The writing is exquisite and the characters are well developed and complex. The story of the Ripper satisfied my need for suspense while Finn and those who were trying to protect her, touched my heart. Well done."★★★★★ - "A must-read if you like well-developed characters, smart plots, great writing and smoldering romance."★★★★★ - "This book kept me captivated from the first paragraph on. I loved the writing style, the plot and the colorful cast of characters. Everything about this book is out of the box and makes for a riveting read."

Rick Harmond, a ranch kid with a simple outlook on life, has been offered a full-ride scholarship to college. He must join an exclusive fraternity to be awarded the means to be the first in his family to go to college. He doesn't fit in, and neither does a special young lady he grows fond of quickly after meeting her. As he navigates treacherous waters with his prospective fraternity brothers, his fellow freshmen and the world's tribulations, he questions his commitment to college, his own values, his priorities and even his faith in his effort to find a way to maintain his core philosophy and ethics while seeing this girl and keeping his scholarship at the same time.

The Squirrel's Pilgrim's Progress - A Book for Boys and Girls Setting Forth the Adventures of Tiny Red Squirrel and Chatty Chipmunk is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition . Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.

Abducted by an unknown enemy and fearing for her friends, Charlotte Duncan must draw on determination she never knew existed – and trust a mysterious stranger – to find a way out.When Charlotte is suddenly kidnapped, she struggles to find a way to escape. Filled with worry for the man she loves and her friends, she must rely on her strength – and trust in a stranger’s help – to evade her captor’s clutches.In the second book in the Nememiah Chronicles paranormal romance series, Knowledge Quickening follows Charlotte as a new cast of demons, shapeshifters, werewolves, and vampires make an appearance. Unable to embrace her psychic gifts but determined to live, Charlotte will discover things about herself she never believed possible – and face a future wildly different than she ever imagined.

Set in World War Two, John, a geologist working in the Arctic, is called up to fight the Germans in France. What is he to do with his deceased friend’s dog? Betty, a Greenland dog, finds herself living in Hampstead - London, cared for by John’s niece Monica. As John fights and later escapes from the Germans, Betty and Monica have a few adventures of their own. War change’s peoples’ lives, but the bonds that exist in the heart are unbreakable.

Amalee’s world is out of order. She’s used to things being all over the place, because of the frequent presence of her father’s bantering, bickering group of friends. But now everything is a big question mark. School isn’t what it used to be, and Amalee’s not really sure she likes her friends anymore. Life is a mystery that’s weighing her down. Then Amalee’s dad becomes seriously ill, and life becomes even more complicated. The world quiets to a whisper... until Amalee finds help from some very unexpected places. “A poignant, funny debut... readers will be charmed by Williams’ eccentric, lovable characters and her sharp observations about the world of both middle-schoolers and adults.” —Booklist “An uplifting story that will grab young readers.” —Horn Book