Kirjahaku

A compelling coming-of-age story set in the Sixties... It's 1966. Mini-skirts are in. Beatlemania is in full swing. And Angie Finley is starting high school with frosted hair and contacts, ready to find a boyfriend. But her dad's in Vietnam as young men burn their draft cards. School integration turns ugly as a black classmate is bullied. Her mom pushes her to be a cheerleader while women demand to be taken seriously. And a pushy antiwar activist in her class is driving her crazy. But a handsome quarterback thinks her new look is perfect. And he wants to do a lot more than just make out. Set against a backdrop of the tumultuous 1960s, "A Daffodil for Angie" is a vivid coming-of-age story about a teenager grappling with what kind of person she wants to be. Should she trust the adults who sent her father to Vietnam? Should she try to do something about attacks on the first black student in her class? Should she let her sexy boyfriend score a touchdown? The 1960s comes alive as Angie tries to make sense of the social upheaval around her, while struggling to keep a lid on her raging hormones.

What if you could see the future? When Jenna Stevens suddenly inherits the gift of VisionSight, she discovers seeing the future doesn't mean you can change someone's destiny. Even if that destiny is filled of heartache. Her strange clairvoyance only happens when she looks into her loved ones' eyes. So she puts the brakes on a budding romance, gives her best friend the cold shoulder and distances herself from her family, throwing herself instead into her acting career and the arms of a young director she's not too sure of. VisionSight is the story of a young woman's search for courage as she tries to help the people she loves. Can Jenna save anyone from The Fates? Can she ever give love a chance? A heartfelt novel of secrets and unexpected love. Magical Realism & Contemporary Women's Fiction.

A time travel story with a twist... Megan McConnell's notebook is filled with poetry about the loss of her mother, killed in a bomb blast covering the war in Afghanistan. But moments after the funeral, an antique phone rings in the farmhouse where her mother grew up. When Megan answers, the operator tells her it's a time telephone she can use to call her mom in the past. Which launches her on a high-stakes quest to save her mother's life and salvage their relationship. Her dream is that her mother will come home instead of traveling the globe year in, year out, as a foreign correspondent. This is a coming-of-age story about a teenager struggling with feelings of rejection and abandonment. But can you change someone you love? Megan is going to find out.

Rural Georgia, 1840. Determined to keep her ancestral lands after her family is forced to march west during the Trail of Tears, a young Cherokee Indian woman finds herself trapped by a brutal white man on her own farmstead. But when Kathryn Spears arrives from the twenty-first century, Amadahy hopes she's a good spirit sent to help her.The Going Back Portal is the story of two young women caught in a dangerous confrontation between good and evil where one wrong move could reverberate across generations. Each one falls in love with a man from her own time, but there's no certainty they'll survive the savage who's taken possession of the land and their freedom.A fast-paced time travel novel filled with compelling characters, including some memorable grandmothers who set the events in motion.

Risking her heart a hundred years in the past is not what Hannah Myers has in mind when she decides to change her life. But an unlikely journey through time brings her face to face with a man like no other. It would be easy to fall in love with David Wagner, a newspaper reporter digging up dirt on a corrupt politician.Except she doesn't belong in 1918 and needs to find her way home. Besides, this is a dangerous time in Atlanta's history. A killer flu pandemic is raging, American men are still being shipped off to fight in the Great War and the Klan is gaining strength following the lynching of a Jewish man.When she learns how high the stakes truly are for David, her instinct is to intervene. Is that even possible? Could there be adverse repercussions? What about her own safety?A page turning time travel romance.

Historical Fiction set against a backdrop of the Cuban Missile CrisisIn the autumn of 1962, Cheryl Donovan falls in love with an Army pilot. But all is not right with the world. President Kennedy announces that the Soviet Union has deployed nuclear missiles in Cuba, and they're aimed at the United States. As the world teeters on the brink of nuclear war, Cheryl can't be sure she'll even wake up tomorrow.It seems like the stars are aligned against her as she faces one crisis after another. She discovers that the handsome pilot she's falling for thinks a woman's place is in the home, which won't do at all. An overheard conversation puts her in the sights of a dangerous criminal. Her best friend Tina has been keeping a secret that makes Cheryl question whether she's been cavalier about their friendship. And a good buddy from high school has a secret of his own that confuses her about one of her most important decisions.With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Cheryl is pulled in different directions as she tries to remain true to her heart.The October That Changed Everything is a story of love, friendship, family and courage.