A Sister S Love Is Forever

No one can take the place of a sister. She is the only one who has shared your past and who be there for your future. She knows your dreams and goals, and she's the first one to celebrate your joys and help you through your sorrows. She is a confidante, an advisor, and a companion in whatever life brings your way. This inspiring Blue Mountain Arts collection captures all the thoughts and feelings that go along with having a sister - the ever-present smiles and laughter, the understanding and encouragement, and above all, the love. It is a book that any sister would be proud to receive and a perfect way to let a special sister know that she's more than family she's a friend for life.

Two North Carolinian sisters, Flo and Priscilla Oxendine are entangled in a web of betrayal, grief and loss that has span over the time of ten years. The entanglement started when the sisters become estranged after Priscilla did the unthinkable and betrayed Flo. Nine months later, Priscilla dropped another bomb shell or two after Flo had begun to rebuild her life. Jack Winston, Priscilla's New York attorney and friend, has been given the chore of calling her family late one autumn night with sad news of her accident. In search of Priscilla's family contact information, he finds a forgotten two-year old letter asking him to agree to an arrangement with Flo that knocks him off his feet.

Marie and Jimmy live with their parents in a beautiful apartment overlooking Central Park in New York City. Marie loves her older brother and would do anything for him, even though he is a follower and often gets into trouble. After graduating from high school, Jimmy confesses to Marie that he does not want to attend college, something their parents expect. He has other, bigger plans. Marie promises Jimmy that she won't tell anyone-especially their parents-about his secret. One of Jimmy's friends promises Jimmy that they can make a fortune over the summer through certain dubious "connections" in Cleveland, Ohio. When Jimmy finally leaves, Marie is terrified for his safety, and their parents are furious. On the night of her senior prom, Marie is determined to find her brother and bring him home no matter what it takes. Little does Marie know that on her life-changing adventure she will meet new friends, find incredible courage, and fall in love. But more important, she will learn the true meaning of a family's unconditional love.

"Two North Carolinian sisters, Flo and Priscilla Oxendine are entangled in a web of betrayal, grief and loss that has span over the time of ten years. The entanglement started when the sisters become estranged after Priscilla did the unthinkable and betrayed Flo. Nine months later, Priscilla dropped another bomb shell or two after Flo had begun to rebuild her life. Jack Winston, Priscilla's attorney and friend, has been given the chore of calling her family late one autumn night with sad news of her accident. In search of Priscilla's family contact information he finds a forgotten two-year old letter from Priscilla, asking him to agree to an arrangement with Flo that knocks him off his feet."--Page 4 of cover.

By W. Heimburg, translated by Margaret Payson Waterman, is a poignant exploration of familial bonds, love, and sacrifice. Drawing from the rich tapestry of German literature, this novel delves deep into the complexities of relationships and the lengths one would go to for the ones they love. The translation by Waterman captures the essence of the original, making it accessible to English readers while retaining its emotional depth.

Presents a collection of quotations, expressions, and poems that are suitable for a variety of greeting cards and scrapbooking projects.