Season Of Dreams

Season Of Dreams by Robin Francis released on Nov 23, 1984 is available now for purchase.

Forced to move with his widowed mother to Wyoming to live with his uncle and cousin, Ken struggles to adjust to his new hybrid family while pursuing his dream of becoming a star football quarterback.

Longing for a simpler life, wealthy businessman Adam Peece buys a cherry orchard in Michigan. Problem is, he has no idea how to run it! So he asks Eva Marsh to teach him the ropes. Cherries are in Eva's blood. Her family owned the orchard for generations before selling it to Adam. But she doesn't trust people easily, especially tall, dark and handsome city slickers. However, one look into Adam's caring eyes convinces her to give the city boy a chance. Could their working relationship blossom into love before season's end?

Books about Season of Dreams

When former professional football star Michael Hudson runs into the front door of Hannah Knight's restaurant on a snowy, winter day, long-lost dreams for each bubble to the surface.After her father's death, Hannah abandons her dream of being a concert pianist to take over the family restaurant. The temporary job lasts thirteen years, and her dream gathers dust in a corner, like the piano she no longer plays.Michael has it all planned. A lengthy professional football career, a gorgeous wife and a house filled with children. But a devastating knee injury wrecks those dreams, and his glamorous girlfriend dumps him weeks before they were to be married. He throws himself into a coaching career, but working for four teams in six years leaves little time for family or romance. When he is fired a week before Christmas by a coach needing a scapegoat for a bad season, Michael returns to Ratledge Falls, Mass., to lick his wounds and spend the holidays with his family for the first time in a decade.Convinced his hometown considers him a failure, he doesn't intend to stay long, but the town's warm embrace surprises him, and he can't stop thinking about Hannah after their chance

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After the tumultuous 1920s, the Stuart family and the rest of America must grapple with a terrible turn of events: the Great Depression. While grateful for what they have, the Stuarts have to watch carefully lest times get even harder. When Jerry Stuart goes to Hollywood to join Aunt Lylah, he becomes a stunt pilot. He is not prepared for the turn his life will take. And half a continent away, Uncle Pete is fighting to keep his struggling oil rig out of the hands of the mighty Kingman Oil Company. From the destitution of the Oklahoma oil fields to the glitter of Hollywood's Golden Age, this beautiful story of a family uniting to save a dream will captivate readers. And the realism borne out of Gilbert Morris's own experiences growing up during the Depression will make the settings and characters come alive.

When Reading won promotion to the Premiership in 2006, most critics expected them to go straight back down. But the Royals proved the critics wrong in thrilling style, finishing just outside the European placings in an amazing, triumphant 2007 season. Reading Between the Lines is the gripping inside story of how they did it, by the people who made it happen. BBC journalist Stuart Roach was granted full acess to the club's players and staff, from their first game in the top flight to the final whistle nine astonishing months later.

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Tells the story of two Wisconsin high schools--suburban and predominantly white Shorewood and Milwaukee's Catholic and predominantly black Messmer--and their decision to field a joint football team in 2001.