This indispensable highway companion maps out short trips for exploring the Palmetto State's scenic byways and back roads.

A rich insight into daily life in the Australian colonies in the mid-nineteenth century, as seen through the eyes of governesses who travelled from England to take up posts with…

In this 218 page book, Patricia Baird Clark calls the church forward to understand and minister for the bizarre abuse called satanic ritual abuse. With no formal psychological training she…

Tall Tales of Two Gals on the Alabama River reveals the adventures and misadventures of two women who set out on a rustic houseboat to an unchartered area on the…

In the sequel to The Secret of Baiting Hollow, thirteen-year-old Brigit, a fourth generation descendent of Irish-American potato farmers on eastern Long Island, New York, continues on her journey through…

Baiting Hollow: A Pastel Summer is a memoir-fantasy which takes place in July 2011 during Barbara, Brigid, and Aunt Clare’s two week summer vacation at a small bungalow on Baiting…

There is deep calm here, spoken in a plain song whose understory is lamentation. Nor should the silences in Patricia Clark’s new collection be misunderstood-they are sorrow scored to the…

In 2002, the national spotlight fell on Boston’s archdiocese, where decades of rampant sexual misconduct from priests-and the church’s systematic cover-ups-were exposed by reporters from the Boston Globe. The sordid…