home office

“Narrative: On November 11, 1987, Ed Walters, a self-described prominent businessman and a happily married man with a son and daughter, was working in his home office in the early evening hours.”

Simon & Schuster: Space Ships of the Visitors

“She went into her home office and this time selected, seemingly randomly, a section from Mary Baker Eddy’s classic Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.”

Simon & Schuster: The Sacred Promise

“Although the home office for the Santee Line of river barges was located in Natchez, Trace had always worked out of the terminal in New Orleans.”

Simon & Schuster: The Best Way to Lose

“But, luckily for some other innocent person in this world, she decided to put on her blinker, and she drove into the parking lot of Friendly’s ice cream home office and stopped the car next to a big yellow bus belonging to the Quaboag Valley YMCA.”

Simon & Schuster: Hoopi Shoopi Donna

“In the course of the day I had premonitions of attending her medical school graduation in May, of buying a fixer-upper in Houston’s Rice Village with a large sun-porch and a home office in the attic.”

Simon & Schuster: Life As We Know It

“Rhonda told me that she was led to go into her home office and select passages from Notes on the Course in Divinity, also called the Blue Book—a collection of teachings of Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, as recorded by her students.”

Simon & Schuster: The Sacred Promise