How dare she! I was about to graduate from high school and here she comes. !Que Verguenza! I'd never been so embarrassed in... More > my life. She was an Indian and since she was my mother, that meant. Oh no, I couldn't bear to think about it. She looked like a bubble gum machine on the blink.

How would I get through this summer? It would certainly be my summer of dolores. < Less

If you are looking to write a romance novel, you have to read this book. Leigh Barbour, the multi-published romance... More > novelist, has written a book that teaches you the tricks of getting published in the romance genre. < Less

Linda wants to go to college more than anything in the world, but her mother and her devastatingly handsome boyfriend don't... More > want that for her. Will Linda go to college or marry David Alfaro? < Less

Linda's from El Salvador and she wants an education, but that's not what her mother and boyfriend want.

They want her to... More > get married and have babies. Of course she wants that too, but she dreams of knowing more about science and literature and lots of other things that are out there.

Sometimes it seems like the whole world is against her.

Will Linda be able to make it to college? < Less

How dare she! I was about to graduate from high school and here she comes.

!Que Verguenza! I'd never been so embarrassed in... More > my life.

She was an Indian and since she was my mother, that meant. Oh no, I couldn't bear to think about it. She looked like a bubble gum machine on the blink. How would I get through this summer?

It would certainly be my summer of dolores. < Less

If you are looking to write a romance novel, you have to read this book. Leigh Barbour, the multi-published romance... More > novelist, has written a book that teaches you the tricks of getting published in the romance genre. < Less

Linda wants to go to college more than anything in the world, but her mother and her devastatingly handsome boyfriend don't... More > want that for her. Will Linda go to college or marry David Alfaro? < Less

How dare she! I was about to graduate from high school and here she comes. !Que Verguenza! I'd never been so embarrassed in... More > my life. She was an Indian and since she was my mother, that meant. Oh no, I couldn't bear to think about it. She looked like a bubble gum machine on the blink.

How would I get through this summer? It would certainly be my summer of dolores. < Less