Devin Bradshaw is tired of her marriage to Paul, a Los Angeles clothing tycoon. The day she decides to divorce him is the day he gets murdered. Devin is the first on the list of suspects, along with Paul's first wife, his ex-mistress, and a union organizer.

A collection of seven short stories and a novella from acclaimed western writer Louis L'Amour.

A classic battle of good versus evil as well as a reflection on the value of being true to oneself and the power of love and faith, A WRINKLE IN TIME is the first book in the Time Quartet series. Meg Murry, the daughter of two brilliant scientists, is a socially awkward 12-year-old who has trouble fitting in at school. Her closest friend is her younger brother, Charles Wallace, an extremely bright 4-year-old who is also gifted with second sight. Accompanied by friend Calvin O'Keefe, and aided by the unearthly trio of Mr. Whatsit, Mrs. Who, and Mrs. Which, Meg and Charles Wallace travel to another dimension is search of their missing father--a scientist who has been experimenting with time travel. However, in order to rescue Mr. Murry, Meg, Charles Wallace, and Calvin must first do battle with the evil, and all controlling, IT. The final three books in the series are A WIND IN THE DOOR, A SWIFTLY TILTING PLANET, and MANY WATERS. A companion book, AN ACCEPTABLE TIME, features some of the same characters. Although initially rejected by several publishing houses, A WRINKLE IN TIME was first published in 1962 and is the winner of the 1963 Newbery Medal.

Madeleine L’Engle, best known for her children’s classic A WRINKLE IN TIME, has penned a tender, introspective book about her marriage after the death of her husband. Along with detailing her own personal history and her husband’s, L’Engle shares her thoughts on love and faith. TWO-PART INVENTION is the final book in Madeleine L’Engle’s quartet of memoirs, the Crosswicks Journals.