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Ruth Rendell

Billie Sue Mosiman

Bill Crider

Barbara Collins

Murder for Mother

THE WINDOWS OF MY SOUL I want my poetry too be understood And appreciate but first an far more To know that it is God who give me the Talent And to him go all the Glory an Honor An Praise Because I am no body Special Just God faithful An Loving Servant Each day of my life I Seek God Whatever I want I Ask God Whatever I receive I Thank God When I am In Trouble I trust God If sickness occur I Believe God At All Times I Love God I hope my poems Bring Joy an Solitude A Spiritual awakening in your life May you find peace in one or 2 of them

The Windows to My Soul

Max Allan Collins

Joyce Lackey was a classic baby-boomer. She had it all: a high-paying position, a beautiful condo, a BMW. But there was one thing she didn't have any more - her youth, and that was what she needed most. Her boss fired her because he wanted someone with "young blood and young ideas." Joyce was forced to start all over again. But could she compete with all the beautiful young kids who were so hungry for what she had? The X-Gen Agency could give Joyce everything she wanted, everything she needed - a new job, a new body and a new identity. In short: a new life, but there was a price. It seemed reasonable enough when Joyce signed the contracts, and besides, she was desperate. By the time she realized what she had done, it was too late to turn back. This was one contract without an escape clause... "A clever, twisted generational thriller that fictionalizes the brewing Boomers vs. Gen X-ers conflict in the workplace and in society at large."

Barbara Collins

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