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With depression blanketing the nation in 1937, Fern Dempsey employs her creative sewing ability to sustain her family. An opportunity as an air hostess promises to fulfill her personal obligations and satisfy her own hope for a flying career - but at a price. Will Fern’s devotion to her brothers and sisters allow her to follow her personal wishes or confine her to a life of spinsterhood? Gene Lamar’s assignment of breaking rocks for an amphitheater project in a CCC camp fuels his determination to obtain a life of wealth and privilege.

Samantha Hodges is ready to get as far away from crime reporting as possible - especially after what happened in Chicago. Writing for the paper in her pets-obsessed hometown will be easy. Except that she’s not really into animals. And her first interviewee turns up dead.

This is a poetic play about children born as twins and their often tragic fate. Some of them had to die, and some were hidden away and even sold. Many had read, seen, and remembered the "Iron Mask". This play is written in the classic poetic style of the rhythm and the rhyme. This is good to listen to and, most likely, to act in a theatrical setting.

With tried-and-tested methodology based on hundreds of years of research and practice, this guide pulls on all the powers of traditional Chinese medicine, yogic beliefs and practices, Ayurvedic theories, and our own natural healing powers.