Not Proven by Woody HansteinYou'll be hooked from page one. Woody Hanstein's first novel is filled with credible characters, twists and turns, and premises that would make a law professor lose sleep.
Not Proven by Woody Hanstein
You'll be hooked from page one. Woody Hanstein's first novel is filled with
credible characters, twists and turns, and premises that would make a law
professor lose sleep.
Cold Snap by Woody Hanstein
The Second book in the Pete Morris Mystery Series. Accidents do happen. At least that's what Pete Morris thought after Ziggy
Richards fell sixty-one feet off the courthouse roof. But then a family's
painful past starts closing in around Morris like the bitter cold of a January
night.
States Witness by Woody Hanstein
The Thrid book in the Pete Morris Mystery Series. When 14-year-old Amy Hart disappeared ten years ago, the only thing left behind
were a blood-soaked sweater and the haunting sense that nothing in the peaceful
little town of Piedmont would ever be quite the same.
Mistrial by Woody Hanstein
The Fourth book in the Pete Morris Mystery Series.
It looked certain that Rick Maxwell’s jurors would be back in the morning
to convict him of a manslaughter charge which would probably ruin his young life forever.
But when morning came, one of the jurors was dead, and suddenly attorney Pete Morris had a
lot more to worry about than just his client’s verdict.
The Dark Well: Coming of Age on a Maine Farm by Brenda
Shaw
The quest for truth about her origins defined the author's early life as she
sought to unravel the conspiracy of silence around her. Shaw's autobiography is
set in the Augusta, Maine, area during the Great Depression. Illustrated.
Eliza and Mentora: The Story of a Pioneer Family in
Northern Maine by Brenda Shaw
A prequel to Brenda Shaw's autobiographical, "The Dark Well," which
takes her family back three generations to 1840 and follows their story through
the Civil War and the end of the nineteenth century to the beginning of
"The Dark Well." Set in Aroostook County, Maine.
Elmer
Walker: hermit to hero by Tonee Harbert
Created in conjunction with the Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College
of Art, Tonee Harbert's pictorial artistry and Carolyn Chute's tale of Elmer's
life combine to form a masterful depiction of small town Maine. Illustrated.
Indian Double Curve Secrets by Tom Raven Ford
A collection of Native American, centuries-old designs and their meanings. This
Eastern Woodlands Guide for Stencils is part history, part art, and shows us how
this country's Native ancestors viewed and expressed life. The designs can be
applied to any artistic medium.
Insanity Inc. by Carolyn McKinnon
A mystery about the abuses of power in a mental institution, based on the
author's experiences as a psychiatric nurse. Illustrated by Charles J. Cronin.
Hard cover.
Belle Haven II, the
End of an Era by Joan Askew de Garmo
A memorial to the author's mother-in-law which begins in Connecticut in 1917,
when Marjorie Prescott takes six homeless boys into her heart and creates a
loving family. 2nd Edition. Illustrated.
Northeast Indian Resource Secrets by Tom Raven Ford
This is Tom's second Audenreed Book and a companion to his Indian Double
Curve Secrets. This guide lists Native American resources on historical
fiction, arts and crafts, spirituality concepts, eastern legends, herbs and
cooking and much, much more. Extensive indexes. $15.95 plus S&H.
Winter
Dreams, Summer Balms by Joseph Opperman
The poetry and prose of the author as he relates his 20-year adventure living on
a salt-water farm in Addison, Maine.
The Song She Guards by
Irene Howe
Poet Irene Howe has been published in such periodicals as Northeast Journal and
echoes. In this, her first book, the poems are "beautifully crafted works
that have the ability to startle and surprise." [ME Sunday Telegram]
Untidy
Candles: An Anthology of Contemporary Maine Poets edited by Julie Zimmerman
A collection of poems which showcase the variety, beauty and scope of poetry in
Maine. Essays by poets who have led poetry workshops for the Maine Writers &
Publishers Alliance comprise the Introduction. Illustrated.
Herald Before the Mast by Adelbert Mason
An American captain who served in World War II relates the events which befell
the author's great-grandfather's career as a talented ship carver in 19th
century maritime New England -- a love story as well as a vivid picture of
the times. Illustrated.