Mark Shaw

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These are 121 classic novels from Barnes and Noble's Classics Series. Each has excellent formatting, explanatory endnotes, introductions, etc. Many also have illustrations. This library is in a Calibre database. You can pickout the epub files individually, but ti's much more pleasant to use Calibre, that way you get the book covers and metadata.

A moving and personal journey, along rugged coasts and through remote villages and cities, in search of the traces of those accused of witchcraft in seventeenth-century Scotland.

Forget everything you know about fairytales. There comes a point in a woman's life when she realizes not everyone gets a happy ending. And no one knows this better than Lillian Shaw. The safety of a small southern upbringing and a happy normal family couldn't keep life from chipping away at her. And nothing leaves its mark like the bite of a broken heart. Blow after blow, Lillian tries to stay optimistic, but when faced with a choice that could destroy her future, she gives in to the temptation. When your first true love comes crashing into your happily ever after, you're supposed to walk away. Not fall back in love. But saying no to Leo was something Lillian could never do…