Kirjahaku

A naturalist/photographer takes us on a journey along the legendary northwoods river that runs through Maine's remotest region. The Allagash is the longest and most scenic National Wilderness Waterway east of the Mississippi. In Dean Bennett's handsome book, clear text and spectacular photographs bring the river to life as we travel by canoe through the headwaters, lakes, and whitewater stretches of the Waterway.

Mallory Manor is a rooming house for young women, located in a southern city going through the turmoil of the 1960's. Mrs. Black runs the house with grace, keeping track of dozens of beautiful and talented young women who are eagerly embracing life on their own. Sinister forces hover around the house, as dark as the shadows that play across the fa ade of the house and in the dark alley. Jealousy leads to tragedy, to stalking and murder, and all the while the dark past demands retribution for crimes of race, culture and religion. A resident of Lewis County, West Virginia, and native of Hardeman County, Tennessee, Dean Bennett brings the young ladies of Mallory Manor to life. The author gives a tour of the old home and leads the reader down frightening paths as the former Mallory Manor ladies solve murders and uncover more mysteries.