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Leaving the grime of Victorian Edinburgh behind her, Rose McQuinn makes a long-anticipated journey to visit her sister Emily who still lives in their childhood home on Orkney. But on those far-flung isles Rose does not find the peace and relaxation she anticipates; instead, events take on an unexpected and sinister twist. The calm pleasure of Rose’s holiday is shattered when a body is discovered during an archaeological dig. Far from being that of a 13th century princess, as the archaeologists had hoped, it becomes clear it’s of a local woman, long presumed drowned but in fact brutally murdered. Rose is in a dilemma as she realizes that she probably knows the identity of the murdered but to reveal it, she will destroy forever the happiness of those closest to her.

Poetry-spouting Coyote Walking, smooth-talking Dude McQuinn, and cagey old Uncle Billy travel across Texas, racing their champion quarter horse, Judge Blair, against all comers and winning big, until they hit Three Springs.

Poetry-spouting Coyote Walking, smooth-talking Dude McQuinn, and cagey old Uncle Billy travel across Texas, racing their champion quarter horse, Judge Blair, against all comers and winning big, until they hit Three Springs.

Poetry-spouting Coyote Walking, smooth-talking Dude McQuinn, and cagey old Uncle Billy travel across Texas, racing their champion quarter horse, Judge Blair, against all comers and winning big, until they hit Three Springs

Preston McQuinn is satisfied with his functional and quiet new apartment, but his effervescent neighbor threatens to ruin his reputation as a loner.

In New York, people were supposed to ignore their neighbours. But that was a rule that Cybil Campbell had never learned. When the sunny brunette knocks on her new neighbour's door, she expected that they would make a connection - after all, she knew everyone else in the apartment block. Preston McQuinn wasn't interested in small talk. He was in Manhattan to finish a job and leave as quickly as possible - until Cybil's sweet nature and big green eyes captured his interest. Cybil was intrigued by her mysterious new acquaintance - but what would she do when she found out he'd been lying to her from the very first moment they met?

On September 24, 1938, Raceway Park officially opened its doors, and the track remained open for over 60 years. The first race was won by Harry McQuinn, who went on to compete in the Indianapolis 500 and become the chief pit steward of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In 1948, Raceway Park added stock car races to its regular program, and the track became a popular entertainment venue throughout the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s as thousands of Chicagoans filled the stands. The track held its last race in 2000 and was torn down the following year. Although Raceway Park is now a part of history, the "World's Busiest Track" is still in the hearts and minds of many Chicagoland race fans.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. On a foggy night in Amsterdam, a man falls from a rooftop to the wet pavement below. It's Alfie McQuinn, the notorious cat burglar, and he's dying. As sirens wail in the distance, Alfie manages to get out two last words to his young son, March: ""Find jewels."" But March learns that his father is not talking about a stash of loot. He's talking about Jules, the twin sister March never knew he had. No sooner than the two find each other, they're picked up by the police and sent to the world's worst orphanage. It's not prison, but it feels like it. March and Jules have no intention of staying put. They know their father's business inside and out, and they're tired of being pushed around. Just one good heist, and they'll live the life of riches and freedom most kids only dream about.

When Allyson McQuinn came to the world of Heilkunst Medicine and the principle of homeopathy over 17 years ago, there wasn’t a lot published for a woman’s heart and soul. Women love to learn through story and biographies and in the natural health field that is mostly dominated by women in North America, McQuinn thought it prudent to share her gleanings through her most prized medium. Personal storytelling. Have you ever considered going on a raw milk cleanse for over a month? What could you expect to find out about yourself in that time? Enter the world of Lac Caprinum and find out why the world doesn’t want the average person to drink raw milk. If we can eat sushi without any fear of admonition from our government, then why does the dairy board want to keep raw milk out of the matrix of its monopoly? McQuinn crosses the boundaries of politics using her full-throttle wisdom to illuminate the realm of a homeopathic proving that may just change the way humanity looks at its living food. The Raw Milk Cleanse: My 35 Day Discovery On Nothing But Goat’s Milk, illustrates clearly McQuinn’s struggles and celebrations with regards to getting to know herself boiled down like a kid on nothing but its mother’s milk. She is even surprised to receive volatile responses to her very personal relationship with this natural orgone-rich food. This is not what she expected at all and the reader finds out why mono-food cleanses in the spring can bring a whole other dimension to the Bible’s maxim, “Know thyself.” "I like this book a lot, especially for individuals experienced in handling cleanses. Allyson McQuinn provides a colorful yet sensible approach to handling the highs and lows of a long-term cleanse. It's highly readable as well. Nicely done!" -David Gumpert, author of The Raw Milk Revolution: Behind America's Emerging Battle Over Food Rights

When Allyson McQuinn came to the world of Heilkunst Medicine and the principle of homeopathy over 17 years ago, there wasn’t a lot published for a woman’s heart and soul. Women love to learn through story and biographies and in the natural health field that is mostly dominated by women in North America, McQuinn thought it prudent to share her gleanings through her most prized medium. Personal storytelling. Have you ever considered going on a raw milk cleanse for over a month? What could you expect to find out about yourself in that time? Enter the world of Lac Caprinum and find out why the world doesn’t want the average person to drink raw milk. If we can eat sushi without any fear of admonition from our government, then why does the dairy board want to keep raw milk out of the matrix of its monopoly? McQuinn crosses the boundaries of politics using her full-throttle wisdom to illuminate the realm of a homeopathic proving that may just change the way humanity looks at its living food. The Raw Milk Cleanse: My 35 Day Discovery On Nothing But Goat’s Milk, illustrates clearly McQuinn’s struggles and celebrations with regards to getting to know herself boiled down like a kid on nothing but its mother’s milk. She is even surprised to receive volatile responses to her very personal relationship with this natural orgone-rich food. This is not what she expected at all and the reader finds out why mono-food cleanses in the spring can bring a whole other dimension to the Bible’s maxim, “Know thyself.” "I like this book a lot, especially for individuals experienced in handling cleanses. Allyson McQuinn provides a colorful yet sensible approach to handling the highs and lows of a long-term cleanse. It's highly readable as well. Nicely done!" -David Gumpert, author of The Raw Milk Revolution: Behind America's Emerging Battle Over Food Rights

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. On a foggy night in Amsterdam, a man falls from a rooftop to the wet pavement below. It's Alfie McQuinn, the notorious cat burglar, and he's dying. As sirens wail in the distance, Alfie manages to get out two last words to his young son, March: ""Find jewels."" But March learns that his father is not talking about a stash of loot. He's talking about Jules, the twin sister March never knew he had. No sooner than the two find each other, they're picked up by the police and sent to the world's worst orphanage. It's not prison, but it feels like it. March and Jules have no intention of staying put. They know their father's business inside and out, and they're tired of being pushed around. Just one good heist, and they'll live the life of riches and freedom most kids only dream about.