Henry Harbor

[...] . This is where Derick Jones and Evan Stevens come in, and to quote the Coen brothers, Olive Street Thrift & Vintage “seemed like the solution to all of [my] problems and the answers to all of [ [...]

[...] ’d come to mix and begun to respect, none of these motivations was the case for Trystan Alexander Van Meyer. When he had finally begun working to clean himself up, he really hadn’t lost any of the [...]

[...] major plot points are revealed below. STORIES FROM THE 318 CAST of CHARACTERS Trystan Alexander Van Meyer As the stories open, Trystan is a 34-year-old professional living in the upstairs portion of a [...]

[...] quiet. Neither of them could think of anything to say to each other, especially after Mrs. Van Meyer had dismissed them, along with most everyone else in attendance, from waiting any longer. [...]

[...] . My fiance reassured me everything would work out how it is supposed to, and took me to the emergency room that evening with the encouragement of my midwife. The WK South staff admitted me [...]

[...] during one very busy shift in a Shreveport Level One Trauma Center. Blair Bateman The young emergency room nurse who is trying to hold it all together while getting hit on by Dr. Sheridan and trying [...]

[...] look. And, of all people, in the eyes of his mother, standing just beneath the foot of his emergency room bed, at the base where the sheets were rumpled and wrinkled and smeared with blood and urine [...]

[...] gone blind and crazy without having on hand and I stopped by the Shreveport outlet of The Thrifty Peanut to pick up a copy of one of the next books in my chronological Stephen King reading challenge. [...]

[...] at Albertson’s (Betty’s Books eventually became the Shreveport location of The Thrifty Peanut and Albertson’s stopped having video tapes for rent at some point during my late [...]

[...] , Linda Ronstadt, Joe Cocker, and Randy Travis. His songs have also been featured in television series including Miami Vice, Touched by an Angel, and Dawson’s Creek — and in films [...]

[...] star rating I affixed to the title on Goodreads. The premise is the same as the television series. The rapture — or something like it — has occurred and its circumstances are [...]

[...] . It’s slick, gory, hard to watch, and ingenious. Probably one of the best openings to a scary movie in recent years. The film that follows only lives up to the standard that is set in the first [...]

[...] two of them while they were in high school. Additionally, Claudia had a brief romance with Parker Matheson and was integral in organizing one of the interventions made in an attempt to get the girl [...]

[...] Chapter XIX: Justifiable Anger Parker Matheson did not believe that she had ever cornered the market on misery, but there was a certain type [...]

[...] totally masked the true nature of the structure’s contents. Inside, blindfolded and bound, Kate Dupree began to regain consciousness. Outside, the first rumbles of thunder announced an approaching [...]

[...] to be keeping from him a variety of secrets, including an affair and an opiate dependence. Kate Dupree Nate’s wife. Kate’s stepmother. Kate is a woman who is pretty much universally disliked by [...]

[...] pulled Nate away from his afternoon patients. No one at the practice really even cared. ♦ Detective Brent Peters and Dr. Daniel Sheridan stood on the far side of the cold table that held the body. [...]

[...] outside her door, but doesn’t think much of it as she rushes off to her appointment. Detective Brent Peters When a bloody, dying woman is wheeled into the emergency room, he is the first [...]

[...] outside his bedroom door and joins his mother and another close friend at the hospital. Parker Matheson Parker is the mutual friend who introduced Walker and Trystan at the Maker’s Fair. Along with [...]