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The Homecoming is Zoë Apostolides's debut novel. Quietly disturbing, it tells the story of Ellen, a young ghost-writer sent to record the memoirs of an elderly woman living in a remote Northumberland manor. Elver House is... See More
Volume 7 of The Beginning After the End! Arthur Leywin has experienced two lifetimes of challenge and adventure. He has lived as a swordsman, a mage, an adventurer, and a king. Now his two lives, old and new, will collide... See More
What happens when the man who once chose you, chooses someone else? Olivia thought her life was everything she had ever wanted. Married at twenty three to the man she loved, building a home filled with laughter, raising two... See More
From fleeing Cambodia as a refugee infant to building a nine-figure behavioral health company to training at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Rob Douk brings unique wisdom to The Art and Science of Well-Being, revealing how nine... See More
In A Year in the Company of Angels: A Pilgrim on Spruce Island, author Anthony Linderman presents true tales from his long pilgrimage to the monastic world of St. Michael's Skete in Alaska. In these stories he shares in the... See More
"One of the best thrillers I have read this year." --Books and Movie Reviews (re Any Means Necessary) In PRIMARY COMMAND (The Forging of Luke Stone -- Book #2), a ground-breaking action thriller by #1 bestseller Jack Mars... See More
Political thriller. Murder at home. War abroad. In 1938, Chicago's 3rd Ward elects its youngest alderman, Earl Thomas -- a man determined to create jobs and open union doors for colored craftsmen migrating North. His bold... See More
A Nation Without: The History America Forgot by Mack E. Smith and Sara Freeman Smith A Nation Without is a bold and timely novel that re-imagines a familiar redemption story on moral reckoning for modern America. When a man... See More
In 'The Sheriff's Son (Musaicum Western Mysteries),' William MacLeod Raine presents a captivating tale set in the rugged American West, filled with suspense, intrigue, and moral dilemmas. The book exemplifies Raine's... See More
She can fix everyone's problems -- except her own. Connie is great at giving advice. But she's terrible at taking it. Stuck in a dead-end job, living in a shabby house-share and dating a man she doesn't really love anymore... See More
From International Bestselling author Sana Khatri comes a love story about honest mistakes, blurred memories, and admirable perseverance. Carina: He was made of dreams, and made of meadows. He looked so sweet, and yet he... See More
This revised edition of Bilingualism in Schools and Society is an accessible introduction to the sociolinguistic and educational aspects of and the political issues surrounding bilingualism, including code-switching in... See More
What if saving your child cost you your soul? Shasta Cabrera has done one thing with his life in District Four: survive. But when he finds himself caring for his daughter, who is blind and dying from thalarix poisoning... See More
You are not broken. You are simply a person who learned to survive. You live as if something bad is always about to happen. You move through your days carrying a heavy, invisible weight, a constant, underlying sense that... See More
The line between heroism and foolhardiness is most often drawn in blood... After recovering from a harrowing mission near the island of Timor, Art Turner and the crew of USS Bull Shark have healed their wounds and are... See More
A swan, a bird catcher, and the plot they both intend to keep from hatching... Working under her father as the Assistant Keeper of the Menagerie, Odessa Rothchild has always believed two things to be true: animals are much... See More
The race to control space has begun... and the stakes could ignite World War III. As tensions escalate between the emerging Earth Space Agency alliance and a powerful coalition led by Russia and China, the struggle for... See More
In "Helen of Troy, and Other Poems," Sara Teasdale explores themes of beauty, love, and despair through a vivid and lyrical style that underscores her mastery of evocative language. The poems are set against mythological... See More
The tavern is thriving. The eggs are edible. The Sword Saint finally has something worth protecting. Which means, of course, that something is coming to take it all away. The corruption spreading from the northern forest... See More
What if you could step into someone else's turning point -- and come away changed yourself? Second Chances is a collection of brief, powerful essays -- each short enough to enjoy while your coffee brews, yet resonant enough... See More
What happens when the day you feared becomes the day your life changes forever? When Vikki Espinosa heard the words "You have breast cancer," everything changed. She was launched into a world of uncertainty, decisions, and... See More
Forgive me, Santa, I have been a naughty, naughty girl. I don't care if my stocking is filled with coal. I'd gladly stay on the naughty list as long as they keep filling me with their release every night. Oh, Santa. They... See More
Forgive me. Cupid, I was a bad girl for daddy. I don't care if you object to me wanting more than one man and think it's wrong I want daddy and his sons. Cupid, they named their MC club after you, Broken Cupid Brotherhood... See More
Forgive me, Father... for I've sinned, and the Dollhouse has carved those sins into me. I don't know who they are beneath the masks -- or why they locked me inside their perfect little nightmare -- but they hunted me... See More
A king risking all for his kingdom. A woman in hiding with the magic he needs. When duty requires betrayal... which side do you choose? Vera It's not easy being a Black Tulip... masquerading as an Originator so I'm not... See More
Ysabella Fletcher fled England at sixteen when all she knew shattered to pieces. Seven years later, now a pirate known as the Fair Captain Ysa Marie, she finally has an opportunity to seek revenge on the man who ruined her... See More
Seven years past, he stepped into freedom. Eight years past, she fell into bondage. Bartholomew Wilhelm worked his way from a pirate to a captain in His Majesty's Royal Navy. He still proudly carries the mantel to bring... See More
Sew with Confidence, Even If You've Never Touched a Sewing Machine Before Do you want to learn sewing but feel overwhelmed by confusing instructions and tools you don't understand? Do simple sewing tasks -- like hems... See More
Mi Madre, Maria: A Mexican Immigrant's Journey from Poverty to the American Dream. A true story of Sacrifice, Survival, and Faith is the story of a young girl whose life spans hunger, hardship, faith, and the pursuit of the... See More
In the discipline's early days, anthropologists by definition were assumed to be white and male. Women and black scholars were relegated to the field's periphery. From this marginal place, white feminist anthropologists have... See More
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