New Releases by Anne Phillips

After the tragic death of her beloved husband, real estate agent Tracey Woods discovers that he was in love with another woman and is forced to pick up the pieces of her shattered life, drawing upon her inner strength and courage to confront the past and face a future filled with hope, happiness, and love. Original.

The Old Testament Supplement is written to provide additional material not covered in most introductory Old Testament textbooks. Areas contained herein are the following: (1) Old Testament Canon (Overview, Process of Canonization, Three Old Testament Canons); (2) Historical/Social Perspectives (Historical Outline of the Old Testament, Historical Outline Map of the Old Testament, Perspectives of History); (3) Literature (Old Testament Book Themes, Biblical Communication, Biblical Criticism, Genre, Law of Double Reference); (4) Theology (Five Biblical Areas of Teaching, Birth and Death of a Vision).

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In a West Virginia forest in 1963, a group of children at summer camp enter a foreboding Eden and experience an unexpected rite of passage. Shelter""is an astonishing portrayal of an American loss of innocence as witnessed by a mysterious drifter named Parson, two young sisters, Lenny and Alma, and a feral boy called Buddy. Together they come to understand bravery and the importance of compassion.Phillips unearths a dangerous beauty in this primeval terrain and in the hearts of her characters. Lies, secrets, erotic initiations, and the bonds of love between friends, families, and generations are transformed in a leafy wilderness undiminished by societal rules and dilemmas. Cast in Phillips'' stunning prose, with an unpredictable cast of characters and a shadowy, suspenseful narrative, "Shelter" is a an enduring achievement from one of the finest writers of our time.

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When it was first published in 1979, "Black Tickets" immediately established Jayne Anne Phillips as one of the most gifted writers of her generation. It is an astonishing collection of edgy stories that deals with the dreams and passions of young men and women and depicts the desperate loneliness that pervades American life. Resonating with the undeniable power of myth, these tales of initiation and betrayal focus on an extraordinary gallery of characters: a rootless young woman confronts her divorced parents; a fourteen-year-old girl leaves a series of foster homes for the bleak and compelling world of two drug addicts; a mass murderer recites a hypnotic monologue of obsession and alienation. In what has now come to be regarded as a classic of the American short story, Jayne Anne Phillips paints an unforgettable portrait of the men and women who, though stranded on the dark side of the American dream, continue to search for love and redemption. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.