Best Selling Books by Nancy Kay

Kindhearted Nana gathers all the unkempt and forlorn little stick horses in the barrel outside of the thrift shop and decides to clean them up and give them each a home. Just to make it special, she sews a blinker for each pony! Now they can look like a real race horse and dream of the day they will take the track. This delightful story captures the drama and excitement of the first little pony, named Smarty Pants, who finds a home with a determined little boy named Stew. Together they take the track at the Kentucky Derby in the rain. What will be the outcome for this well-matched pair? It will take the heart of a champion to pull ahead for the win. Can Smarty Pants do it?

Carena McBride married a dedicated policeman, but when he's killed on the job she's shattered. After five turbulent years alone, Cara returns to her hometown. The Wine Cellar, an upscale restaurant's new addition, needs a manager, and she is a perfect fit. A failed marriage has convinced State Police Corporal Zac Ramsey he's not good husband material. Now his career comes first... until he encounters captivating, resilient Carena. Despite Zac's marriage phobia and Cara's vow to never again fall for another policeman, they become entangled in a steamy affair. As Zac investigates a series of murders, Cara pursues a pet project documenting local Urban Legends. But when he discovers the only link between four brutally murdered women was their interest in those legends, Zac advises Cara to halt her project. She complies...almost. B Unaware the killer is watching, Cara innocently triggers his demented fury, and Zac scrambles to keep her alive.

A cold-blooded murder... A blinding snowstorm... A female witness... Trooper T.J. McGraw assumes foxy green-eyed Fitness Trainer Lanie Delacor is just another victim in a multi-car pileup during a raging blizzard. her claim that someone followed her from a roadside rest stop and forced her from the road falls on skeptical ears, until the next day when Pennsylvania State Police discover two dead bodies at that rest stop, and T.J. discovers protecting Lanie could turn into more than a job assignment. Hard core drug dealer Jack LeFavor didn't count on a witness, and Lanie's arrival at the rest stop interrupted his well-laid plan. She's the only person who can place Jack at the murder scene and when evidence ties him to the victims, state police ratchet up the investigation in order to snag LeFavor and keep Lanie from becoming his third victim.

After the author went blind at the age of eight, most people tried to tell her she must play it safe. She refused to listen! She explains how she learned how to turn her challenges into unbelievable success.

Escape from the Killing Fields tells the true story of Ly Lorn, a young Cambodian woman caught up in the genocide that took place in the 1970s. The lone Christian in her Buddhist family, Ly Lorn's love of God illuminated her walk through that horrible valley of death that was Cambodia.

A longitudinal research project was undertaken to examine whether the 2000 Olympics changed foreign attitudes towards Sydney and Australia. In 1999 and 2001 empirical, cross-cultural profiling of foreign perceptions of Australia was undertaken in four countries to see if responses differed, and/or if similar patterns of change were observable before and after the Olympics. The countries were the USA, Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Africa. This spread enabled us to examine the responses of Western, Asian and African cultural formations. This publication is also available for free download at www.crctourism.com.au