Books with author Lee Wilson

Originally published in 1904, this is a facsimile, or exact, reprint of the original book. It contains a biography of noted novelist Mary Hartwell Catherwood of Ohio and Illinois. (1904) 2017, 89pp. (96 total pages) Each page has been carefully processed by trained human artisans to achieve the best possible quality from the original used. We do not use once size fits all automated computer image enhancement of compressed online pdf files that can leave some pages distorted or unreadable.

Voodoo is child's play. The real game begins with the devil in New Orleans.I thought I was done with my dark past. Turns out I’m wrong. I’m destined to be in the middle of Chaos. An unexpected call from my mother, saying the devil was outside her window, changed my path to a darker one. She's gone missing and the closer I get to achieving my mission of finding her the closer to destruction I get. Because I’m willing to risk everything to bring Momma home. Forced to use magic beyond my wildest dreams, it could be the death of me, and everyone around me.It’s time we take the devil down once and for all. If we don’t everything around us will crumble—even this city. For the sake of life, love, and loyalty to those I care for I’m ready to stand against any enemy. Even the Devil himself.Fans of Karen Marie Moning will love the action packed magical adventure of Eternal Fire.Scroll up and take ONE CLICK to start this magical journey.

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Can the railroad that is uniting America bridge the gap between two boys from different backgrounds?Shortly after the Civil War, Malachy laces on his father’s boots and travels to the American West to work on the transcontinental railroad that will unite the country. In addition to the challenge of the physically grueling work, Malachy also has to adjust to working with Chinese men and boys, whom he views with suspicion and contempt. Despite everything, Malachy gets by with his love for his fierce new dog, Brina, and Blind Thomas, the most hardworking and loyal railroad horse around.But after a Chinese boy is blamed for stealing a bag of coins, Malachy begins to reconsider his prejudices—because Malachy is the real thief, and his conscience is uneasy. He begins to notice the many ways in which the Chinese workers are mistreated. And when real danger threatens, Malachy needs to find the courage to step up and do what’s right.Diane Lee Wilson’s atmospheric writing vividly depicts the western landscape of America in the 1860s, bringing readers alongside Malachy—and his beloved horse and dog—as he navigates a bumpy moral terrain, and discovers a friendship he never knew was possible.