Vicky H Lee

The Transgender Encyclopedia demonstrating the scale and diversity of the growing worldwide transgender lifestyle, as well as a guide to making the most of the opportunities that it provides. As transgender life becomes more prevelant, and gender stereotypes blur, this book will help every reader to...

A vision board is a large canvas where you paste pictures of all that you dream of achieving, having or experiencing. Native Americans built dream-catchers and used rocks, beads or feathers to symbolize their desires or wishes. They would place the dream-catchers in places where the wind blew, so th...

The young widow Rebecca Bowers lies in her mother’s arms. She has barely enough strength to whisper one word before dying. That word leads her mother to believe she was murdered. The authorities don’t agree. They rule her daughters’ death a fatal accident and consider the case closed.The grieving mo...

Little Paper Umbrellas (Zoe Bird Cozy Mysteries Book 1)Little Paper Umbrellas Zoe Bird Cozy Mysteries Book - Private Investigator Zoe Bird is petite, feisty and down to earth. She’s a country girl through and through. Tuesday Abington is a classic beauty, mild mannered and cultured. When Tuesday off...

Murder has come to the sleepy little town of Featherton. The victim is an elderly man who seemed no threat to anyone. The strange way in which his body was found tells another story. When a second victim is discovered exactly the same way only days later, the authorities know they have a calculated ...

Optimization of Outcomes for Children After Solid Organ Transplantation is reviewed in this issue of Pediatric Clinics, guest edited by Drs. Vicky Lee Ng and Sandy Feng. Authorities in the field have come together to pen articles addressing Renal, Liver, Heart, Lung, and Small Bowel Transplantation ...

This is the true story of a 13 year old child who has a profound vision in the middle of the night to become a preacher. She graduates U.C. Berkeley at age 20 with honors bent on entering Harvard Divinity as the next female Asian "Malcolm X." Then, her father is diagnosed with cancer. Her divine gif...

This book is a description and analysis of the lives of three famous Hong Kong Eurasian memoirists, Joyce Symons, Irene Cheng and Jean Gittins, and explores their very different ways of constructing and looking at their own ethnic identity.