A parolee thinks he's a rock star and through political hyjinks becomes one. (Adult language, satire.)
The sequel to The Berkeley Girl: In Paris, 1968 plus three great stories about the 1960s. This is entertaining as well as scholarly-- this explains so much about the 1960s!
An Afghan war vet is accused of murdering her fiancé.
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The Last Innocent Hour
LITERARY FICTION
A Catholic priest reveals his life's journey.
It's the 1880s Beaux Arts period and John Singer Sargent's paintings reveal more than he ever wanted people to know.
Tears and Trombones
1960s. Janet had a lot of growing up to do. She didn't intend to do it during France's 1968 May Revolution.
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Poor little Bridget is confused about all the Catholic myths and teachings.
BOOKS BY AWARD-WINNING JAMES HANNA
The Engine
Woman's Light
Call Me Pomeroy
In this debut novel, Hartmann takes what appears at first to be a romantic comedy and turns it, unexpectedly, into a thriller.
The Engine Woman's Light
Will Agnes Anne remain the spinster she has become or can she break out of the rigid Catholic mold in which her parents have trapped her?
MARGOT ABBOTT'S harrowing tale of 1930s & 1940s war and love! What a fabulous read. Don't miss this one!
IPPY GOLD WINNER!
When a school teacher discovers that one of her students has been murdered, she decides to follow the clues.
CATHOLIC / CHRISTIAN THEMES
Looking for clues to the past to understand the present. We could have listed this under historicals because much of the book takes place during WW II.
A beautifully written psychological thriller.
When a girl’s father promises her away in marriage, she runs away from her small mountain village to Kathmandu where she is met with further tragedy. A mother hopes for love, while a daughter hopes for freedom. Both struggle to find their path in the traditional bonds of their world.
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Dodging Satan won two CIPAs
Fanny Newcomb and the Irish Channel Ripper
A prison counselor must negotiate an uprising and realizes he trusts the prisoners more than the guards.
A frustrated writer burns her manuscript. (Wacky chicklit fun!)
WOMEN'S FICTION / CHICKLIT
The Siege
WOMEN'S NON-FICTION
This book explains why children born after a death of a sibling or trauma are unconsciously treated differently. Foreword by Katie Couric.
Can a blue collar kid become a symphony musician?
My MacArthur is a fictional account of General Douglas MacArthur’s interracial, May-December love affair with a Filipino actress named Isabel Rosario Cooper in the 1930s. The turbulent relationship, which broke all the taboos at the time, jeopardized MacArthur’s career and led to Isabel’s tragic end.
Audrey Kalman's story of love and regret makes you turn the pages! Poignant and heartfelt, this is a family drama as well as commentary on 21st century life and choices.
Tears and Trombones
Fanny Newcomb
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Margot Abbott
We like to say that James Hanna's short stories make reading dangerous again.
It's the 1880s. Has Jack the Ripper come to New Orleans?
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The boss just hired his girlfriend. Will she be knocked off her pedestal and have to start over?
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