Books with author R. Meredith Emery

Sports Illustrated celebrates the Golden State Warriors' third championship in four seasons with a special issue highlighting the team's remarkable accomplishments. SI traces the Warriors' journey from plucky upstart to superteam to possibly the greatest NBA champion of all time. Relive the team's dominant regular season and every round of its exciting playoff run with stunning photographs and analysis from SI's basketball experts. Go deep with features on Finals MVP Kevin Durant, team sparkplug Draymond Green and super-smooth shooting guard Klay Thompson. Get a blast from the past with a look back at the first time Golden State had a revolutionary offense: The RUN TMC era, when the high-scoring trio of Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin ran teams off the floor. This special issue is a fitting salute to a special team and its city.

Note: if I can give my children nothing else, I would endeavor to make them heirs to hope. From the pen of the author of Concrete Jungle is perhaps his most compassionate and revealing story yet, a novel of overwhelming candor and beauty, where triumph is illuminated through the poetry of tragedy, comedy, bitterness, and hope. In the dying light of the day, the kingdom is forced to realize that life is too short, time is too precious, and the stakes are too high to doubt the crucial caveats that give the last unanswerable word on the poverty of helplessness-a princess forced into a nightmarish journey of despair by the desperation, circumstance and the predatory will of deceitful villains, and by legends conceived in fairytale and flowered in evil. Each character reflects a visual pageantry that speaks through the quiet elegance of an example isolated in the indulgence of possibility. Here is a refreshing story of mythical forests, storybook kingdoms and fascinating lands that stretches the imagination around an unforgettable tale of hope and faith and the audacity to believe in a dream come true.

MysteryLarge Print EditionWhen cowboy artist Willie Russell is brutally slain, Sheriff Charles Matthews hasnt much to go on only the hoofprints of a spooked horse and Willies sketches of the beautiful Santiago Crucifix, which had vanished a century before. Frustrated by other leads, Matthews turns to the story of the crucifix. In it he finds eerie links that connect present events with the story of an infamous outlaw, whose courtship of a lovely woman ended in tragedy. To find Willies killer, he may also have to solve the mystery of the crucifix.