Books with author Elaine Allen

There once was a young oyster named Olly who lived in the Chesapeake Bay. He loved to drift with the currents, but Olly had been traveling his whole life and wanted to settle down. He wanted to do something important--help clean the Chesapeake Bay. But what can a little oyster do? He doesn't have pincers or fingers or sharp teeth or legs and feet. Journey under the Chesapeake Bay with Olly's little minnow friend and find out how Olly the Oyster Cleans the Bay.

A Storm is brewing …And well… We all have to choose... To live... To love... To let go...From the outside looking in, Dr. Sharae Jones seems to have it all: the perfect life, a promising career, financial security, a beautiful home, and a handsome man to go along with it all. But on the inside, a storm is brewing and threatening to unravel that picture- perfect life until there is nothing left.In the midst of every storm, however, is a silver lining; Sharae has to be willing to see it because her heart will depend on it.This hurricane brings Sharae's best friend, the recklessly handsome King Mathison face-to-face with his own raging emotions regarding matters of his heart, packaged in the form of Ava Jones, Sharae's younger sister.Could you pick up the shattered pieces of your life or lay in the waste of the wreckage after a storm of lies, secrets, and sex resulting in heartbreak and the possibility of death?

Mallory is a very forgetful duck. She can't remember where she left her nest. She sets out along the Chesapeake Bay to find it, but soon stumbles upon a nest that is not her own. Along her journey Mallory meets several mother birds. Each of their nests is made of different materials, has a distinctive clutch of colorful eggs, and occupies a different habitat. But will Mallory ever track down her own nest and her own eggs? Follow Mallory in her quest to find her nest and find out why her own eggs are more special than any others. Stunning illustrations make this educational tale a great book for children in grades Pre-K to 3. Subject categories include: Children's Baby Animal Books, Environment & Ecology, Science & Nature, Bird Books and Zoology.

A Storm is brewing … And well… We all have to choose... To live... To love... To let go... From the outside looking in, Dr. Sharae Jones seems to have it all: the perfect life, a promising career, financial security, a beautiful home, and a handsome man to go along with it all. But on the inside, a storm is brewing and threatening to unravel that picture- perfect life until there is nothing left. In the midst of every storm, however, is a silver lining; Sharae has to be willing to see it because her heart will depend on it. This hurricane brings Sharae's best friend, the recklessly handsome King Mathison face-to-face with his own raging emotions regarding matters of his heart, packaged in the form of Ava Jones, Sharae's younger sister. Could you pick up the shattered pieces of your life or lay in the waste of the wreckage after a storm of lies, secrets, and sex resulting in heartbreak and the possibility of death?

When love leads to death, be careful who you trust... Eighteen-year-old Emily Heath would love to leave her dead-end town, known locally as "The Sham", with her boyfriend, Jack, but he's very, very sick; his body is failing and his brain is shutting down. He's also in hiding, under suspicion of murder. Six months' ago, strange signs were painted across town in a dialect no one has spoken for decades and one of Emily's classmates washed up in the local floods.Emily has never trusted her instincts and now they're pulling her towards Jack, who the police think is a sham himself, someone else entirely. As the town wakes to discover new signs plastered across its walls, Emily must decide who and what she trusts, and fast: local vigilantes are hunting Jack; the floods, the police, and her parents are blocking her path; and the town doesn't need another dead body.**WARNING: This book is unsuitable for younger readers. It depicts adult situations, murder scenes, conversations about sex and profanity.**

The best and only ebook version of this fascinating tale!A tangled tale of love and unrequited love between Hugh Morgan, Mari “Vone”, Gwladys Price and Ivor Parry. Set in the mid 1800s in the fictitious village of Mwntseison, near Cardigan Bay. After a gentle start, the book becomes quite a fast-paced roller-coaster of a book… difficult to put down!Quality control has been paramount prior to releasing the digital version of this book and it has been proof-read twice. Features a table of contents with selectable links, plus also links for translations of the Welsh.

When love leads to death, be careful who you trust. Eighteen-year-old Emily Heath would love to leave her dead-end town, known locally as "The Sham", with her boyfriend, Jack, but he's very, very sick; his body is failing and his brain is shutting down. He's also in hiding, under suspicion of murder. Six months' ago, strange signs were painted across town in a dialect no one has spoken for decades and one of Emily's classmates washed up in the local floods. Emily has never trusted her instincts and now they're pulling her towards Jack, who the police think is a sham himself, someone else entirely. As the town wakes to discover new signs plastered across its walls, Emily must decide who and what she trusts, and fast: local vigilantes are hunting Jack; the floods, the police, and her parents are blocking her path; and the town doesn’t need another dead body. **This book is unsuitable for younger teenage readers. It depicts adult situations, murder scenes, conversations about sex and profanity.

Excerpt from All in a Month: And Other StoriesDon't think of it, dear, said mother, pausing in her knitting, I don't know how Dr. Orme could have proposed such a thing.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.