Willard Manor is the story of a fictional house built in 1840 and the Willard family who called it home for one hundred seventy years. A young couple, Shelley and Tony Maguire, buy the vacant, rundown house and begin to renovate it. During the renovation process, the little treasures they find within its walls help them piece together the history of the house and its former occupants from the Civil War to Woodstock and beyond. The Willard's legacy of love, laughter, pain, and joy echo down through the years with each new find. Willard Manor is home to one family, one faith, many generations.

This book is a prequel to Willard Manor. In Willard manor, Shelley and Tony buy an old dilapidated house with an intriguing history and turn it into a home for them and their future children. Shelley's dad is Mark Fortier and Leaving Mark is his story. Mark goes from childhood innocence to a catastrophe, a situation which leaves him struggling not only with who he is, but how best to move forward in life without his father. Along the way, he discovers the meaning and purpose of his own life as well as what it takes to be a man.

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Lou Dyson spends a lifetime comparing himself to his dead twin brother, and comes up short each time. If his family can't help him appreciate his true worth, will the United States Navy be able to? World War II brings Lou face to face with two formidable enemies--a kamikaze pilot intent on destruction and his biggest enemy of all, himself. Join Lou aboard the USS Enterprise as they sail full speed ahead into the heat of battle.