In from the coast of Queensland grow the pineapple plantations and the luxuriant lantana that provide the background of Eleanor Dark's delightfully amusing story, in which she gives us a vivid close-up of the life of a small farming community - Lantana Lane. Based on the community at Montville, Queensland, where the author's family lived on a hobby farm for part of each year in the 1950s.

Clem Ackroyd lives with his parents and grandmother in a claustrophobic home too small to accommodate their larger-than-life characters in the bleak Norlfolk countryside. Clem's life changes irrevocably when he meets Frankie, the daughter of a wealthy farmer, and experiences first love, in all its pain and glory.

When her brother is killed in a car accident on his way to a civil rights demonstration, Naomi Jefferson begins a thirty-year struggle with the issues of racial strife, love, work, and family obligations. Reprint.

Chronicles the life of a complex, abrasive woman born in the shadow of her siblings' deaths and her parents' adultery, who only finds love after motherhood and widowhood

Arriving in America alone after her family is destroyed in a Russian pogrom, Lillian Leyb receives word that her daughter Sophie might still be alive and embarks on a risky odyssey that takes her from New York's Lower East Side to Seattle's Jazz District, Alaska, and along the Telegraph Trail toward Siberia to find the missing girl. By the author of Come to Me. Reprint. 200,000 first printing.

Looks at the theories about Christian origins and church history suggested in the novel, "The Da Vinci Code," and explains how they ignore or misinterpret the available information as it has been understood in Catholic tradition.