Tom And Millie

Two kittens follow a treasure hunt around their local town, calling at the beach, playgrounds, the market and finally the Summer Fair.

Tom and Millie want the best job in the world when they grow up. Will they be a nurse like Mummy, a fireman like Daddy, or a pilot like Auntie Alice? Follow Tom and Millie as they visit everyone to discover what jobs they do. From building site, to café, to library. Packed with fun details to talk about and share, this book will keep children entertained for hours. This is Tom and Millie's second fun-filled adventure, following the terrific Great Big Treasure Hunt.

Millie was going to school in Switzerland when Hitler came to power in Germany. She did not experience the Holocaust of the 1930s. When World War II broke out, she lost all contact with her family. Near the end of the war, she decided to slip into Germany to find and possibly save her parents only to be captured and sent to a concentration camp. When the camp was liberated in early 1945, she was found unconscious and near death. When she wakes up, much time has passed. Millie finds herself married, and no longer in Germany. Her life is full of mysteries, and no one will give her any information about what has happened to her. She doesn’t even know who her husband is.

When a threatening letter demands a considerable fortune for her grandmother’s life, Millie McConnell is forced to leave the comforts of home and seek a new life. Hiding her identity behind a false name may deceive her dark, enigmatic escort for now, but she can’t escape the collision course that’s sending her straight into his arms. Charged with escorting a trio of ladies to Wyoming and staying two steps ahead of a dangerous fortune hunter, Raine finds each mile more treacherous than the next. Who is the fiery Millie, who crashed into his life, disrupting the order he’s worked so hard to maintain? As the escalating friction between them ignites, he’s in danger of losing his heart. But first he must uncover the truth behind her lies and keep her from the clutches of a killer.

Sarah Cameron witnessed her mother being murdered by her stepfather when she was five years old. Due to her young age, her stepfather was able to hide the truth of his wrongdoing. In fact, most people thought she was imagining it. Sarah has lived in constant fear since. Now, her stepfather is attempting to force her into an arranged marriage with a despicable man with the sole intent of controlling her inheritance. Sarah enlists Nick Adams help to prove her stepfather is guilty. Nick agrees to get involved because the same man destroyed his father’s newspaper, and he wants both revenge, and validation for the wrongdoing of her stepfather. Will Sarah’s accusations be denied again, or will she finally find justice, and along the way fall in love? Publisher’s Note: This historical, arranged marriage romance contains elements of mystery, suspense, danger, sensual scenes and a happily ever after.

Eileen Sears, a pretty girl from the Cajun Country" of Louisiana makes her way to Houston where she meets the covert operative Congressional Investigator Roy Randall. They fall in love and he helps her develop a singing career. Randall is called upon to pry into government corruption, mob activity, murder and drug smuggling. Eileen and Roy marry. It is the second time around for each of them. Their dedication to and love for each other becomes a "way of life.' Eileen is dubbed The Cajun Princess when she sings at a White House reception. Roy and Eileen show over and over that their passion for each other is not diminished by time. Eileen and Roy have a goal in life to grow old together. Is that lofty goal achieved?

Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas, and Court of Appeals of Kentucky; Aug./Dec. 1886-May/Aug. 1892, Court of Appeals of Texas; Aug. 1892/Feb. 1893-Jan./Feb. 1928, Courts of Civil and Criminal Appeals of Texas; Apr./June 1896-Aug./Nov. 1907, Court of Appeals of Indian Territory; May/June 1927-Jan./Feb. 1928, Courts of Appeals of Missouri and Commission of Appeals of Texas.