The story of Diane Lumbrera, who murdered her own six children and the child of a relative, uncovers the facts about the case, revealing those who allowed her to go free and those who finally brought her to justice. Original.

Losing a child is a mother’s worst nightmare, but when you lose two children – your innocent sons – at the hands of the man they should have trusted the most, it’s almost unimaginable. For Denise Williams this was her reality – her very real nightmare. In her harrowing yet inspiring memoir, she tells her personal story of falling under the spell of her control-freak husband, suffering a decade of domestic violence, finding the strength to leave and then his despicable act of revenge. Denise endured agonising grief and heavy guilt, but she has slowly rebuilt her life without her beautiful boys – learning to live, love and trust again. This is her heartbreaking memoir.

Michael Hiebert's remarkable debut novel tells the riveting story of a small southern town haunted by tragedy, one brave woman's struggle to put a troubling mystery to rest--and its impact on the sensitive boy who comes of age in the midst of it all. . . Abe Teal wasn't even born when Ruby Mae Vickers went missing twelve years ago. Few people in Alvin, Alabama, talk about the months spent looking for her, or about how Ruby Mae's lifeless body was finally found beneath a willow tree. Even Abe's mom, Leah, Alvin's only detective, has avoided the subject. But now, another girl is missing. Fourteen-year-old Mary Ann Dailey took the bus home from school as usual, then simply vanished. Townsfolk comb the dense forests and swampy creeks to no avail. Days later, Tiffany Michelle Yates disappears. Abe saw her only hours before, holding an ice cream cone and wearing a pink dress. Observant and smart, Abe watches his mother battle small-town bureaucracy and old resentments, desperate to find both girls and quietly frantic for her own children's safety. As the search takes on a terrifying urgency, Abe traverses the shifting ground between innocence and hard-won understanding, eager to know and yet fearing what will be revealed. Dream with Little Angels is by turns lyrical, heartbreaking, and shocking--a brilliantly plotted novel of literary suspense and of the dark shadows, painful secrets, and uncompromising courage in one small town. "One of the best books I've read in a long, long while." --Lisa Jackson, New York Times bestselling author

A compelling story of desperation and temptation from the bestselling author of Secret Society and Diary of a Mistress. LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER? After her big brother Curtis is gunned down in the streets of Brooklyn, Angel’s family crumbles. Her grief-stricken mother turns to heroin, leaving Angel to care for her younger brother and sister. And no one sees what her mother’s boyfriend does to Angel behind closed doors. Desperate for the food and clothes they need, Angel looks for anything or anyone to help. But at fifteen, her options for legal employment are few. As a last resort, she turns to her brother’s best friend, Antoine, who gets her a job at a strip club. It’s only supposed to be for a while, and Angel is determined she won’t fall victim to the streets like her mother. But the fast life has its temptations—and a magical ability to make you forget. Miasha’s deeply personal bestselling novel rings with authenticity and “sheds a bright light” (Danielle Santiago, #1 bestselling author of Grindin’ and Little Ghetto Girl ) in the dead-end world of addiction.

A Chance to Say Thank You The bond between a mother and a daughter is a constant in an ever-changing world. Though the relationship evolves with each passing year—from caretaker to role model, teacher to best friend—the connection remains an irreplaceable part of our lives. In tribute to this special relationship, bestselling author Gregory Lang shares real-life stories of mothers and daughters that celebrate why a daughter needs a mom. With inspirational quotes throughout and photos of real moms with their daughters, Mom's Little Angel is the perfect way for both moms and daughters to say thank you to the special person in their life. Empowering mothers to embrace the role they play in a daughter's life and reminding daughters of the never-ending support they receive from their mothers, this timeless keepsake will be treasured forever. A perfect gift for: Her wedding day Mother's Day Birthdays Graduation The day she learns she's expecting a daughter of her own

Who is your Angel? And if you could say what is in your heart to them--right now--what would it be? In what is destined to become an instant Holiday Classic, "Mommy's Christmas Angel"--based on a true story--has the Author, Chris Madsen, meeting a woman in duress while Christmas shopping. He lends some assistance. While thanking him, the stranger strikes a chord that takes Chris back to a magical moment with his Mother. Chris comes to realize that not a single Christmas gift he had ever received even came close to meaning as much to him as a tender moment shared with his Mom at Christmastime long ago. "Mommy's Christmas Angel" is a book intended for everyone and all ages. A short story long on inspiration, in easy to read 16-pt. font, "Mommy's Christmas Angel" rekindles the warmth of the Christmas Spirit through 30 heartfelt pages and three Acts that compels the reader, gift-giver, and the recipient, to believe that they are never too young or never too old to become an angel on earth! On the back cover, in a "Call to Action," Author Chris Madsen implores EVERYONE: moms, dads, children grandparents, partners, guardians, aunts, uncles--ANYONE who wants to gift their angel this Christmas--to ensure their own legacy, by taking the time to write a note on the "From my heart to yours..." page (page 28), sharing why they are so special to you...making "Mommy's Christmas Angel" a cherished keepsake for generations to come. Visit mommyschristmasangel.com and share your photo, testimonial and "From my heart to yours..." note with all the angels of the world! (Subject to approval)

Life is difficult. Losing a child is the worst thing that some people will ever have to endure. You've been through something that will forever change your life. And even though you are a child of God, and you pray and ask God for guidance, it's not a sin to seek help from professionals. When we talk openly about our angel baby, it's not that we want others to feel sorry for us or feel uncomfortable. Just because our child died doesn't mean that we are not proud of them. We still have the desire to uphold their memory by saying their name and sharing our stories of what little time we had with them. We are still proud parents, regardless of what others think. Follow Stephanie Basco Sullivan, author of My Heart Shaped Womb and the creator of the Facebook page, "Mother's of Angel's," as she shares a continuation of her poetic, heartfelt posts with other parents, offering compassion and inspiration for all who grieve the loss of their child.