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After fifty-two years of marriage Emma LaRosa loses her husband Seth. She feels her life is over, but when she discovers Julie, brutally beaten, life takes on new meaning. Mutual need creates a strong friendship. Having missed out on the family and culture that blesses Emma, Julie sets a new course for her life, with Emma as the navigator. At the same time Emma discovers how much she is still needed."K Spirito has surpassed all writing boundaries. In TIME HAS A WAY you meet Emma LaRosa, matriarch of the LaRosa family. Read how the family grows even after the untimely death of Seth: father, grandfather and friend to so many.TIME HAS A WAY is a book you just can't put down. I thank K for her writing abilities and hope she never stops doing what she loves most-writing!" - Lisa Ann DiGloria, Owner & Operator of BookInk.com, a manuscript editing service. And former Owner and Managing Editor of Book Review Café, a book review web site that catered to authors, publishers and literary agents. Time Has A Way is an eclectic mix of stories of the LaRosa family and friends. The author introduces us to a cast of characters and the close connection they all play in each other's lives. These interweaving stories are about the struggle of survival, loss, love, grief, faith and family reunion. -Writer's Showcase

A murder in Chatham is the last thing Doctor Curt Shirlington expects when he agrees to fill in as temporary medical examiner/ coroner. Drugs stolen from the Rehab Center? Kidnapped twins thriving in plain view? A homeless person shacking up with ghosts in the cellar of Yellow Umbrella Books? Balderdash! "A remarkable storyteller who keeps readers guessing and wanting more, page after page, book after book! Intoxicating adventures! " Donna and Steve Bulsa - long time series readers. "If you want to peek behind the idyllic setting of summer on Cape Cod to a place filled with secrets, deception, and a dead body or two, read Summer and August, a saga of genealogical consequence and intrigue." Debra Horan, Owner of Booklovers' Gourmet, Webster, MA

Life is perfect for Julie Waters-great husband, gorgeous hundred-year-old brick manse perched upon a broad precipice overlooking the open Atlantic off Cohasset, Massachusetts, friends, family... Then Julie gets pregnant. Great husband, Ken, descends into a constant state of fretfulness, slugging down single malt Scotch and pacing about the place that he and his first wife Regina restored before the plane crash that took her and their only child Katrina. Julie Must outsmart the demons bent on destroying Ken as secrets of family, friends and the candy-colored clown endanger mankind-and Katrina!

A Mystery that will keep you guessing through the last page!Elizabeth Blair has her childhood pegged; a kid different from the rest, isolated, insecure. But the drowning of a fourth-grade classmate infects her adulthood. Back in 1959, the big people of Echo Lake, Massachusetts professed that death doesn't trouble kids. If it does, they get over it quick.So, what is Elizabeth Blair doing thirty years later, returning to her hometown, wandering a cemetery, looking for Tommy Gray's grave? And what's up with those seven sketches she draws? Tommy Gray never should have drowned on that splendid April day; after all, he lived his entire ten short years on the shores of Echo Lake, bragging he was the best swimmer around. Did he drink that purple stuff? Why does Elizabeth's presence in Echo Lake agitate Rick Morton so much?Hideous truths surface from the murky depths of Echo Lake.

This book attempts to convey a sense of "ground-up" history by portraying through photography the actual people who were literally the "boots on the ground" activists. These individuals not only changed history but through their courage and actions changed their own personal histories by registering to vote and then exercising that right. Enjoy the rare photographs of Dr. Martin Luthor King, Jr., Coretta King, Andrew Young, Dr. Ralph Abernathy, James Bevel, Bayard Rustin, etc. Appreciate the pictures of the numerous nameless people who had the courage to march at Selma. Observe the pictures of the courageous citizens during their mini-Selma march in Lunenburg County Virginia and their successful voter registration. Finally, this book is truly about honoring the "ground-up" people who are pictured in this book. Thankfully, some can be named. They are the pictures and faces of the Civil Rights Movement in 1965. They are: John "Boo" Boyd, Al Stokes, Sarah Foster, Dorothy Walker, Ollie Ragsdale, Munford and Meredith Gee, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackson, H.D. Washington, Mr. Buddy Irby, Joan Connolly, Cathy Guertin, Al Compaan, Greg Kafoury, Rev. John H. Croslin, Sr, and Herbert Coulton. And lastly to whom this book is dedicated, my hero, Nathaniel Lee Hawthorne.