In Amelia We Do Not Trust

Amelia City, Iowa. Like any fair-sized American town, the folks of Amelia know plenty of folklore and urban legends surrounding the place they call home. Unlike elsewhere, however, folks here quietly understand something more. They know that in Amelia City, those myths have a habit of being true more often than not. They know that there really is something going bump in the night—and it just might rip them apart if it finds them. Discover just some of those legends in this collection, which includes entries from the acclaimed Roads Through Amelia series by Joshua T. Calkins-Treworgy.

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Immerse yourself in the complete saga of Amelia, where love, adventure, and unwavering perseverance unfold in a captivating narrative. Amelia Complete by Henry Fielding: Step into the world of classic literature with the renowned novelist Henry Fielding in Amelia Complete. This comprehensive work offers readers an immersive experience in 18th-century England, where the trials and tribulations of the titular character, Amelia, unfold in a narrative rich with humor, satire, and poignant reflections on society. Why This Book? Amelia Complete invites readers into the world of Henry Fielding's masterful storytelling, where wit and social commentary converge in a tale that explores the complexities of love, morality, and the human condition. Immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of 18th-century England as Fielding weaves a narrative that transcends time. Henry Fielding, a literary giant of the 18th century, leaves an indelible mark with Amelia Complete. Delve into the satirical brilliance and narrative prowess that define Fielding's work, as he invites readers to navigate the intricate landscapes of society and human relationships.

An urgent, funny, shocking, and impassioned memoir by the winner of the Spectrum Art Prize 2018, How To Be Autistic presents the rarely shown point of view of someone living with autism. Poe's voice is confident, moving and often funny, as she reveals to us a very personal account of autism, mental illness, gender and sexual identity. As we follow Charlotte's journey through school and college, we become as awestruck by her extraordinary passion for life as by the enormous privations that she must undergo to live it. From food and fandom, to body modification and comic conventions, Charlotte's experiences through the torments of schooldays and young adulthood leave us with a riot of conflicting emotions: horror, empathy, despair, laugh-out-loud amusement and, most of all, respect.

Supernal: Book I, The Lithidia Chronicles By: Bethany Bright In the first installment in the Lithidia Chronicles, this fantasy adventure teaches us that where you come from and what you have done does not determine who you are and all the possibilities that you can become. With real world dilemmas caught in a fantasy twist, realistic and relatable characters, Zoe, Lisa, and Marabella, are caught in physical and mental battles. These siblings fight to discover who they are and how to stay connected, despite the changes forced upon them.

Despite her mother’s objections, young and beautiful Amelia Harris marries penniless Captain Booth. Amelia does not know, however, that those objections perhaps would seem the most insignificant of the hardships that the newly married couple would have to encounter. Infidelity, separation and debt-those are only few of the obstacles that the couple has to face before they can finally enjoy peace and comfort. Henry Fiedling’s story, showing that true love will persist regardless of any hardships, touches upon a wide variety of topics, such as adultery, legal injustice, feminine intelligence, and so remains a widely acknowledged work of literature.

Sebastian Lavalle is just 15 when he leaves home in 1934 to join the Navy. Seven years later, Sebastian unfortunately knows all too well about the horrors of World War II and what it is like to fear the unknown. When repairs forced his ship to the rugged shore of Newcastle, the young French naval officer is invited to a tea dance. He seizes the opportunity hoping to find comfort and a small taste of home. Amelia Sullivan, the daughter of Irish immigrant parents, is thrilled to be attending the tea dance. When Sebastian’s eyes find her in the crowd, he drinks in her exotic beauty. Moments later as he draws her into his arms for a dance, there is no doubt in his mind that he has just met the woman of his dreams. Days later, Sebastian professes his love and marries her, sending them both on an unforgettable journey through betrayal, survival, and forgiveness. Their soul searching journey, not only will take the reader from England’s coast to the French Riviera, but also to Tennessee. Their journey explores the many facets and depths of love leading to the realization of what true happiness means. “the quality of the writing and the sweetness of the story. will carry readers to the poignant conclusion” —Kirkus Reviews “will appeal to fans of family saga although it easily transcends the genre.” —Blue Ink Reviews “elegantly written, a must read, one that begs to be enjoyed again and again.” —Clarion Forward Reviews