To find love...

...she needs to meet someone who understands her.

Being a civil rights activist isn't easy in rural Louisiana. Raine's found herself ostracized and alone because she's a woman who speaks her mind.

Fed up, she leaves her country world behind for beautiful San Francisco, where the culture is thriving with exciting new music and fashion.

These are her people.

Raine meets a new best friend, Jo, who is free-spirited and living life to the fullest, but Jo's entangled in more danger than Raine's ready for.

Raine’s world turns upside down when she meets the most far out man she's ever encountered.

Readers who love history, flower power, and the wild times of the 1960s will be wowed by "Down on the Corner of Love."

This edition of Pocketful of Stories also contains a sample from Sharon E. Cathcart’s award-winning novel, “Bayou Fire.”

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Starvation. Fear.

Fighting in the streets.

It's June 1832, and Paris is once again at war. The students of the Sorbonne rise up against those in power, believing that right and the people are on their side.

But King Louis-Philippe has other plans.

Read "Two Days in June," the latest edition of "Pocketful of Stories," and enter the world of "Les Miserables."

Thaddeus Flowers, American inventor and charming rake, is chasing adventure and romance across Europe. English scientist Arabella Abingdon is always one step ahead of him. Join the excitement in these steampunk-tinged historical tales that take you from Hyde Park to the Place des Vosges.

Evie Boudreaux has a knack for seeing history in action. Why? Because she sees ghosts. Come along on a visit to Tupelo and Memphis, and see the earliest days of rock music through Evie's eyes! Buy "It Happened in Memphis," Pocketful of Stories No. 7, today!

Two dead bodies.

Two policemen, one in New Orleans and one in Memphis.

Not all crimes have easy solutions in the Jim Crow South.

It's enough to make you sing the blues.

Grab the final entry in "Pocketful of Stories" today!

Author Sharon E. Cathcart presents an omnibus edition of her two novels, "In The Eye of the Beholder" and "In The Eye of The Storm" and the award-winning related short fiction collection, "Through the Opera Glass." Together for the first time in a "box set," these books bring readers into the world of the notorious Phantom of the Opera, Erik Le Maître, through the streets of Paris, London, and San Francisco. Three generations of the LeMaître family make their home in these pages.

San Francisco, 1948

When a mysterious stranger approaches Clarice Kaye in her favorite restaurant, his words trigger a voyage of discovery: “You look just like your grandmother, but you have your mother’s eyes.”

There was only one question in Clarice’s mind: how could he know?

Armed with family diaries that tell of the scandalous grandmother for whom she was named, Clarice embarks on a journey through Paris’ modern art movement, 1906 San Francisco, and the depths of the Opéra Garnier in this long-awaited sequel to “In The Eye of The Beholder.”

"In The Eye of The Storm" is the 2015 Silver Medal Winner for Best Fan Fiction in the Global eBook Awards.

Riding a New Orleans streetcar is an everyday occurrence for Tulane freshman Jimmy Arceneaux ("Bayou Fire"). But one evening, things are different. Find out how in "Last Stop: Storyville."

"Last Stop: Storyville" is the first entry in award-winning author Sharon E. Cathcart's Pocketful of Stories series. This edition also includes a sample chapter from "Bayou Fire."

Author Sharon E. Cathcart took up a challenge in 2012: to write flash fiction and full length short stories based on various prompts. Each story features one or more characters from "In The Eye of The Beholder: A Novel of the Phantom of the Opera" or its sequel, "In The Eye of The Storm."

Brimming with historical detail, the stories in this collection range in place and time from 19th Century Persia to post-World War II San Francisco.

"Through the Opera Glass" is the 2014 runner-up for "Best Short Story Collection" in the eFestival of Words Independent Book Awards.

When a spell cast upon two unique pocket watches goes awry, the course of twentieth-century America is changed.

The Curious Spell of Madam Genova follows the journey of the pocket watches as they pass from owner to owner, resulting in amazing luck and horrific tragedy for some of the most famous individuals of the twentieth century. Charles Lindbergh, Marilyn Monroe, John F. Kennedy, among others, are some whose lives become interconnected, and their fates intertwined with a touch of magic.

Diana Corbett’s childhood was plagued by unceasing dreams of smoke and flames. The nightmares went away, until the noted travel writer’s first night on assignment in Louisiana … when they returned with a vengeance. Could the handsome Cajun, Amos Boudreaux, be the key to unlocking the secret of BAYOU FIRE?

Award-winning author Sharon E. Cathcart presents her first full-length historical paranormal tale, set against the backdrops of modern-day and 1830s New Orleans.

When French equestrian Claire Delacroix loses her fiancé in a tragic accident, she comes to live at the Paris Opera during its 1890s heyday. Life is not easy for a woman in fin de siècle France, where her rights are determined by a male guardian. Claire, both intelligent and independent, chafes under the strictures of her time.

Whilst working at the opera, she meets a mysterious, masked stranger: Erik. Is it possible that the two of them will heal the pain of each other's past?

Updated for 2015 with glossaries of equestrian terms and French words used in the text.