J. L. Dawson Libros

A concordance that uses as copy-text the Faber and Faber edition of The Complete Poems and Plays of T.S. Eliot , published in England in 1969 (pity there is no US edition of comparable authority). The concordance is essentially in Key Word in Context form, with each word being treated as a headword and printed centered in a line with its preceding and following context. Within the limitations of the line length, as much left and right context as possible is printed. Provisional though it may be in the slowly developing field of Eliot textual studies (and limited in many ways by comparison with electronic texts), this printed concordance conveys its own special insights, and is far from outmoded. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Haunted by guilt over his family's tragedies, Aaron Carter isolates himself, believing that his presence brings death to those he loves. His sister Bess, determined to help him reclaim his life, must leave for the city, leaving Aaron to confront his demons alone. A life-altering accident involving a woman and her daughter forces him to confront his pain and the possibility of redemption. As he navigates his emotional turmoil, Aaron must decide if he can open his heart to love again despite his fears.

Robbie, an orphan searching for his identity and a sense of belonging, arrives in Dusty Ridge hoping for a fresh start. While seeking work to support himself and his dog, he inadvertently uncovers secrets that disrupt the life of Sadie Nelson, who harbors a deep resentment towards him. As tensions rise, a storm forces them to confront their feelings and the truth about Robbie’s past, leading to unexpected revelations and a chance for redemption.

Abigail's life is marked by hardship and emotional barriers until a compassionate doctor helps her open her heart. After enduring years of marriage and finally achieving her dream of motherhood, she faces a devastating tragedy. As she navigates her grief with the support of friends and her newborn, Abigail embarks on a poignant journey toward healing. The story explores themes of love, loss, and the possibility of rekindling a once-broken heart.