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  • Lies that Bind: Unraveling the Secrets of a Dysfunctional Family

    Ashley Farley

    language (Leisure Time Books, Jan. 14, 2020)
    A suspenseful story of three women who, in search of freedom from the lies that bind them, experience personal growth, discovery, and forgiveness.Ten years ago, Stuart Carpenter was killed in a single-car accident after retrieving his daughter, Reese, from college. The first responders to the accident saw no evidence of her, and she’s been neither seen nor heard from since. A decade later, Reese’s mother, Eva, struggling to make it through her days, holds out hope her daughter is still alive.Maggie, on the rebound after the breakup of a long-term relationship, rushes into marriage with a man she knows little about. On the surface Eric is a stable man and a good provider, but when his job takes them from Oregon to Virginia, his dark side begins to show. Eric is ready to start a family. Maggie is more interested in pursuing a career as an investigative journalist. Eric will do whatever it takes to get his way. On a snowy Sunday in early March, Maggie befriends her across-the-street neighbor, Eva, who confides in Maggie about her missing daughter. The story intrigues Maggie, and she can’t stop thinking about Reese. When Eric’s controlling behavior turns abusive, Maggie uses the investigation of Reese’s disappearance as an opportunity to go undercover.Maggie travels from Virginia to Ohio to Washington DC, unraveling the secrets of the dysfunctional family that drove a young woman to a desperate act of survival.
  • Who Needs Boys

    Stephie Davis

    Paperback (Leisure Books, May 3, 2005)
    Determined to snag a mature, college boy for the summer, Allie Morrison instead finds herself attracted to the boy with whom she is partnered at work, who seems to hate her for no apparent reason. Original.
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  • Grub Line Rider

    Louis L'Amour

    Paperback (Leisure Books, Feb. 26, 2008)
    The fury of the Wild West explodes in this thrilling collection of classic Louis L'Amour short stories. Most folks would call Kim Sartain an easygoing, peace-loving man. But the few who crossed the young drifter knew there was nothing he liked better than a good fight. When cattleman Jim Targ challenges Sartain's right to ride across an unclaimed stretch of meadow, Sartain decides he'll do better than ride through: He'll put down stakes there and homestead the land. Soon there's more at risk than land and pride when Targ hires a gunman to teach Sartain a permanent--and deadly--lesson.
  • The House That Jack Built

    Graham Masterton

    Paperback (Leisure Books, June 13, 2000)
    Craig Bellman is determined to live at Valhalla, a home in which every inhabitant has met with tragedy, and out of loyalty, his wife Effie agrees to move to the house, ignoring her intuitions, but as death returns to Valhalla, Craig becomes obsessed with the house. Original.
  • Lies that Bind

    Ashley Farley

    (Leisure Time Books, Jan. 13, 2020)
    A suspenseful story of three women who, in search of freedom from the lies that bind them, experience personal growth, discovery, and forgiveness.Ten years ago, Stuart Carpenter was killed in a single-car accident after retrieving his daughter, Reese, from college. The first responders to the accident saw no evidence of her, and she’s been neither seen nor heard from since. A decade later, Reese’s mother, Eva, struggling to make it through her days, holds out hope her daughter is still alive.Maggie, on the rebound after the breakup of a long-term relationship, rushes into marriage with a man she knows little about. On the surface Eric is a stable man and a good provider, but when his job takes them from Oregon to Virginia, his dark side begins to show. Eric is ready to start a family. Maggie is more interested in pursuing a career as an investigative journalist. Eric will do whatever it takes to get his way. On a snowy Sunday in early March, Maggie befriends her across-the-street neighbor, Eva, who confides in Maggie about her missing daughter. The story intrigues Maggie, and she can’t stop thinking about Reese. When Eric’s controlling behavior turns abusive, Maggie uses the investigation of Reese’s disappearance as an opportunity to go undercover.Maggie travels from Virginia to Ohio to Washington DC, unraveling the secrets of the dysfunctional family that drove a young woman to a desperate act of survival.
  • Her Sister's Shoes

    Ashley H Farley

    Paperback (Leisure Time Books, April 10, 2015)
    Set in the South Carolina Lowcountry and packed with Southern charm and memorable characters, Her Sister’s Shoes is the story of three sisters—Samantha, Jackie, and Faith—who struggle to balance the demands of career and family while remaining true to themselves.Samantha Sweeney has always been the glue that holds her family together, their go-to girl for love and support. When an ATV accident leaves her teenage son in a wheelchair, she loses her carefully constructed self-control.In the after-gloom of her dreaded fiftieth birthday and the discovery of her husband’s infidelity, Jackie realizes she must reconnect with her former self to find the happiness she needs to move forward. Faith lacks the courage to stand up to her abusive husband. She turns to her sisters for help, placing all their lives at risk.In the midst of their individual challenges, the Sweeney sisters must cope with their mother’s mental decline. Is Lovie in the early stages of Alzheimer’s, or is her odd behavior normal for a woman her age? No one, including Lovie, understands her obsession with a rusty key she wears around her neck. For fans of Dorothea Benton Frank, Her Sister’s Shoes is a contemporary women’s novel that explores and proves the healing power of family.
  • Fang and Claw

    David Thompson

    Paperback (Leisure Books, April 1, 2001)
    When frontiersman Nate King accompanies an elderly Shoshone warrior to a remote canyon where his true love was killed in a manner identical to that of a Shoshone myth, he discovers the dangers of disturbing Shoshone legends.
  • They Wear What Under Their Kilts

    Katie Maxwell

    Paperback (Leisure Books, Jan. 1, 2004)
    When a school assignment leads her to her uncle's sheep farm in Scotland, Emily finds herself distracted by gorgeous Scottish lads in her quest to win first prize in the "Who Can Snog Him First" contest. Original.
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  • The Sixth Shotgun

    Louis L'Amour

    Paperback (Leisure Books, Aug. 1, 2005)
    This thrilling volume from the master of frontier fiction features two stories, originally published in a magazine, that have now been expanded into full-length versions. Reprint.
  • Castaways

    Brian Keene

    Paperback (Leisure Books, Jan. 27, 2009)
    When a group of people come to a lush, deserted island to compete on a popular reality TV show, they soon discover that they are being eliminated from the game permanently and violently when they fall victim to the monstrous half-human creatures that live in the jungle. Original.
  • Mattie

    Judy Alter

    Paperback (Leisure Books, Jan. 1, 1997)
    Hired to care for the daughter of an influential doctor, the illegitimate Mattie fights for her dreams and eventually becomes a doctor herself, and she endures the challenges of early Nebraska throughout her years of practice. Reprint.
  • Got Fangs?

    Katie Maxwell

    Paperback (Leisure Books, Jan. 4, 2005)
    A vampire's girlfriend dishes the dirt on her travels with a fair through Hungary and her beau Benedikt, who requires her help to redeem his soul. Original.