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Kelsey is a young recent college grad who's yearning to get her foot in the door and start the dream career she had always hoped for. She's stuck at a job she doesn't like, surrounded by people who don't appreciate her efforts. Her life is dull and nothing like she had imagined it would be by now. But fate has a way of colliding into us from angles unseen. When Kelsey runs into Brandon, everything changes.

Stepsiblings Britney and Trevor have never really gotten along all that well, but when their parents die unexpectedly in a car crash, they decide to join forces to make sure they can maintain their luxurious lifestyle. Together, they develop a foolproof plan to make money, but it involves a great deal of underhanded behavior, a few hidden cameras, secret sexual fantasies, and possible jail time.

Ricky and Tammi waited in the church for a little while, both of them sure that it was just going to be the two of them. When they got out though, things looked strange. The sky became red, and the lights were gone. Did that mean that they took all of the believers up? Did God already pass judgment and they were stuck in this hellish situation forever? He wondered, but then, he heard the sound of a horse, and he looked up.

Cora is pouty teen girl who is dreaming of her 18th birthday celebration. But the frantic preparations for her single mom's wedding cause everyone to forget about her birthday... except the nerd who has had a crush on her since childhood.

Here is the interview done with American poet Luci Shaw, of Washington State in the Northwest. This is another in a series of interviews with Anglican and American poets. (Luci Shaw is an Anglican - attends Episcopal Church in her Washington State.) She decided to respond to questions by writing answers, and this interview reflects her request so to email her answers. She did so and the answers were received October 1, 2011. At 83 years old, with 30 books to her credit, she's finished another work, that she hopes to see published, about what it means to get to be older in years.

Clara stood on the shore with a letter in her hand on the Spanish Riviera. The letter was a callous goodbye from her betrothed fiancé who was leaving her. He was breaking off the engagement to marry a richer woman. Clara was devastated and wanted nothing more than to hide at her family's holiday villa in Spain. She wanted to keep away from the London gossip that waited for her on her return.

Michael is the perfect man for Anna. He's fearless and daring, and not only that, he is handsome as well. But when she finds out he's the owner of a ranch that is a rival of her family's property, she knows it'll cause an uproar.

Penny never had a structured life growing up, so she has lived her whole adulthood according to her life goals and plans. She makes decisions based on thought-out reasoning, and she never ventures out of her comfort zone. All of that changes when she meets Jeremy. Jeremy is rebellious and wild but makes her feel free. She begins to fall for him before finding out that he is a billionaire rockstar.

Different cultures from all over the world serve food produced through the process of fermentation. These food items do not only taste great, but they are also rich in good bacteria that can drastically improve people's health and well-being.

Pamela Cranston is an engaging and interesting woman, who as a poet has grown so much in these past years - that one well-known Western United States poet told me. Her sense of the Almighty, tastes in Biblical writing as literature and her thoughts on religious ideal, and some of her views of the 21st Century Church are touched on in this interview given by her over the phone June, 2011 from San Francisco's East Bay to the writer's home north of San Francisco.