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A grumpy Alpha wolf. A sunshine witch. A mate bond neither could accept—or resist. Nia Patel is a twenty-eight-year-old shifter witch from Salem, venturing to Montana to open the bakery she and her best friend Brianna had dreamed about since college. She thought she had it all figured out, but her tarot cards never told her she’d be finding her mate in those mountains. The Red Lodge police chief and local Alpha wolf is gruff, allergic to change, and entirely too handsome for a man who still uses a flip phone on purpose. He’s also nearly two decades older than her. Even worse?

I was eight years old when I found out I had a father. It was the same day I held my dead mother in my arms while praying her life wasn't really over. I was dropped into the middle of a new family not long after that...From the very beginning I was ostracized because of who my mother had been. The daughters of club members were generally known as MC Princesses. My little sister was one. My title was a bit different, and proved that my mom's sins would always be held against me. I was The Other Princess.

You're not broken. You're not behind. You're tired for real reasons, and those reasons can be addressed. If you've ever sat in the driveway for an extra two minutes, borrowing a moment of quiet before walking back into the chaos of parenting, this book is for you. In thirty years of practice, Dr. Cary Yurkiw has met the same tired mom again and again, holding a newborn, running three kids to three separate places, or lying awake at 3 a.m.

In this course, the roots of fantasy and the works that have defined the genre are examined. Incisive analysis and a deft assessment of what makes these works so very special provides a deeper insight into beloved works and a better understanding of why fantasy is such a pervasive force in modern culture.

In A Way with Words II: Approaches to Literature, Michael D.C. Drout leads a series of lectures that focus on the big questions of literature. Throughout, he introduces the major schools of literary and critical thought and employs illuminating examples from the world's most important literary works. This course proves a wonderful exploration of one of humankind's most cherished pursuits.

Since others judge you by the way you speak, the intricacies of grammar, in fact, should not be relegated to the realm of fussy "guardians of the language," but are rather essential clues all can employ to communicate more exactly. In such a light, this course forms an invaluable guide for everyone from all fields of interest.

You built the practice. Somewhere along the way, it started running you. In Building a Thriving Practice on Your Own Terms, Dr. Cary Yurkiw makes the case that the loud, sell-hard, image-driven model of practice-building isn't just exhausting, it's the weaker business. Drawing on more than thirty years in practice and a rare view inside eighty-plus clinics as a locum, he shows you how to build something that lasts: a practice that attracts patients through who you are, what you teach, and how reliably you get people better. No fearmongering. No becoming someone you don't recognize.

Every week brings a new food villain, a new rule, a new reason for parents to feel like they're getting it wrong. In Let Them Heal, Kelowna chiropractor and health coach Dr. Cary Yurkiw cuts through the noise with one steadying idea: the body has an innate, God-given ability to heal — and your job as a parent isn't to fix your kids, but to remove what interferes and support what's already working. Drawing on thirty years of practice, postgraduate training in pediatrics, and the early loss of both his own parents to problems no one addressed in time...

Knee pain is one of the most common reasons people stop exercising, avoid activities they love, or feel trapped between "just live with it" and "maybe I need surgery." This audiobook offers a different path. Written by a chiropractor with decades of clinical experience, Build to Bend explains why knee pain develops, why it often persists despite rest or quick fixes, and—most importantly—what you can do to recover safely and sustainably.

Your headaches are not in your head. They're in your neck—and that changes everything. If you've spent years closing the blinds, lying down in the dark, and waiting for a headache to pass, you already know the quiet bargain: take something, rest, try not to trigger it, repeat. What no one ever explained is why the headaches keep coming back, or why the pattern never changed. In The Headache Fix, Dr. Cary Yurkiw draws on more than thirty years of chiropractic practice and life experience to explain what's really driving recurring headaches and migraines.

CIA operative Titus Ray accepts an off-the-books assignment in Panama. His contact tells him there's sufficient intel, reliable sources, and a legitimate objective. Not true. The intel isn't sufficient, the sources aren't reliable, and the objective isn't legitimate.

Now that my dad’s gone, the survival of our family’s ranch is in my hands. And as much as I can’t stand the idea, I’ve agreed to open it up to city slickers looking for a taste of Wyoming life. The last thing I want is for nosy humans to be roaming around my territory.

Every day, more doctors and therapists are quietly leaving the work that called them. Sixty-three percent of physicians report burnout. The rates of depression, addiction, and suicide among healers are higher than in the population they serve. The people trained to help everyone are being helped by no one. Dr. Cary Yurkiw has spent decades treating thousands of patients — and walking alongside the doctors, therapists, and chiropractors who treated them. The Wounded Healer is what he has learned about why healers burn out, and how they come home. This is not another burnout book.

Men are forged, not found. Every man fights his most important battles long before the world ever sees him. Before the success. Before the respect. Before the recognition. The real arena is the mind. Modern culture tells men to soften. To shrink. To doubt their instincts. Strength is mislabeled as aggression. Discipline is treated like a flaw. Responsibility is framed as a burden.

Fatigue has become the background hum of modern life. One in three adults says they feel exhausted most days. Coffee that used to help no longer does. Sleep that used to restore no longer does. And the harder you push, the worse it gets. Dr. Cary Yurkiw has spent decades treating thousands of patients — and watching the same pattern in the people he loves and the doctors he works alongside.

You used to feel strong. Capable. Like your body was on your side. Then life got loud — work, kids, caregiving, the endless mental load — and somewhere along the way, "taking care of yourself" became one more thing you couldn't get to. Strong Again is for the woman who's tired of waiting for the perfect moment to start over. The one who doesn't have ninety minutes at the gym, a meal-prep Sunday, or the energy to follow another complicated program designed for someone whose life looks nothing like hers.

"I just assumed this was normal at my age." If you have ever said those words, this audiobook was written for you. Millions of women between 35 and 55 are living with chronic back, neck, and hip pain their doctors cannot fully explain. They have had the imaging. They have tried the medication. They have been told their results look fine — and sent home with no real answers.

You hear the pop. You feel the relief. You assume it worked. But what if that pop isn't fixing the problem? In The Pop You're Chasing, chiropractor Dr. Cary Yurkiw draws on more than 31 years of clinical experience and over 100,000 professional adjustments to uncover the truth behind one of the most common habits people develop when dealing with neck pain, back tension, headaches, and stiffness: self-cracking.

A one-night stand with a hunted wolf was nothing I would've predicted. Neither was having his baby at forty. I was just about to pack up my tarot table—Until Grant Harlan showed up for a reading. His sister fled their pack, Running from the grips of their cruel Alpha, And he needs my help to find her.

Hunter I wasn't looking for his kind of trouble. It found me anyway. Tall. Dark. Addictive. He unravels me with his ferocity. Melts me with his touch. It's impossible not to become consumed by him. Until I find out who he really is. He has a hidden agenda far beyond his craving for me. Something menacing and sinister. I need to run. From him. From the danger. But running from the hunter means I've now become the prey.