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Phoenix, Arizona. 1942. Shy, sixteen-year-old Pheemie Longworth falls hard for Rafe, the rebellious Mexican-American school mechanic. But in the climate of war, their romance ignites prejudice and hatred. When Pheemie's father tries to bribe Rafe to abandon her, it fractures Pheemie's world. Seeking escape, she plunges into wild adventures with her twin sister, Zella. But when Rafe and her own father ship out to war, Pheemie realizes she stands at a crossroads, and the choice she makes will determine her future.

A modern-day Artemis turns predator, stalking and executing those who desecrate her woods, while FBI Agent Brynn Justice ventures deep into untamed territory to decipher a pattern written in blood before another corrupt soul is claimed beneath the moon.

She is hunted, torn from the life she built by a stalker who won’t let her go. Her latest investigation unearthed a truth someone was willing to kill to keep buried. No longer trusting anyone, she wakes up in a place where secrets run deep and safety is never guaranteed. Restoration Ranch is her only refuge, even as she fights against the walls closing in. While she searches for answers, the man sworn to protect her becomes the one thing she never expected—someone worth believing in. When her past tightens its grip for one last deadly strike, she must decide: run again, or stand and fight.

Discover the untapped brilliance of womens wit in a world where it has long been overlooked. While the cleverness of men has been discussed to death, the sharp humor and insights of women remain largely unrecognized. With the enthusiasm of a true explorer, I share the delightful findings from my summers work. I am confident that every woman will take pride in owning this collection, and many men will be intrigued to see what women have to offer in the realm of wit. In fact, Im already anticipating the demand for a second volume! – Kate Sanborn, Hanover, N.H., August 1885.

When Love Spoke Louder shares powerful, real-life stories from women who chose life — and found courage, healing, and hope in the middle of fear. Each conversation is raw, honest, and rooted in grace. You'll hear from mothers, daughters, and friends who faced unplanned pregnancies, difficult choices, and moments of deep uncertainty… and discovered that love truly can speak louder than fear. This isn't a place for politics or debate — it's a space for stories, compassion, and faith. If you've ever felt alone, scared, or unsure of your next step, these stories are for you. May you find ...

The Good We Share with Kate ShaferThis is your hype squad for humanity.Welcome to The Good We Share - a podcast that celebrates people and purpose, out loud. Hosted by Kate Shafer, a fierce believer in mission, joy, and living fraternally, this show uplifts the humans doing good in the world on purpose.From heart-forward conversations with everyday changemakers to deep dives into the power of shared values, The Good We Share is where bold stories and soulful connections meet. It’s for anyone who believes community still matters and goodness is worth amplifying.Because when we live with ...

In this volume whatever the odds stacked against our characters one thing is certain; they will prevail, and life will be good. But the journey is filled with complications and trials that only an author would dare put into words.

In Ancient Greece after the Trojan War, as described in The Iliad, there were a brother and sister, Avel and Syma, who suffered at the hands of their stepfamily. Until three Goddesses decide to visit the siblings and give them tests and gifts to help change their lives for the better. In the kingdom where the brother and sister live, the Goddess of Love wants the young ruling queen Charis to find love again, so the goddesses again take part in bringing Avel, Syma, and the young queen together, changing the lives of all three of them, so much so that it would be painted on pottery one day.

Rapunzel meets Little Red Riding Hood in the next installment of the bestselling Enchanted Legacies series.

The whole village of Badger's End is mourning the death of their beloved doctor, so imagine their shock and horror at the funeral when the open casket reveals a stranger’s murdered body. Who is the victim, who killed him—and most important of all, where is the doctor's body?

Katherine O'Flaherty was born on the 8th February 1850 in St Louis, Missouri to parents of French and Irish descent. Kate married Oscar Chopin in 1870 and the couple moved to New Orleans, and later to the rural setting of Cloutierville, Louisiana to raise their 6 children. By the early 1890’s her short stories were published nationally. Despite the criticism, which unnerved her, she continued to write though in the main her works, around 100 short stories and two novels, were not attributed with any literary worth.

Writing can be a lonely art. Distractions and writers block are just two of the many impediments to a burnished stream of prose. But sometimes two heads really can be better than one. Collaborating and sounding off of one another, in the right circumstances and with complimenting skills, can work wonders as these very talented duos now demonstrate.

A single roadside bomb shattered their lives, and these three women will never be the same. As they face eviction from base housing, the future looks bleak until an unexpected visitor changes everything. A gift so immense it seems too good to be true is offered to them, but there’s a catch: they must accept it together, or not at all. Choosing to relocate over a thousand miles to the heart of Wyoming, they find their lives shifting from bleak to completely out of their control.

What if a separation or divorce could involve a collaborative process with your ex? A more caring environment for children? An equitable distribution of assets, without years of acrimonious wrangling via lawyers? Drawing on her own experience of divorce and the expertise of her company amicable...

Based on true events, The Secret Society of Librarians is a gripping and uplifting page-turner—perfect for fans of The Riviera House and The Paris Apartment...

What do you do when your NHL superstar ex skates back into your small town? Drop to the ground and hide behind the bleachers, hoping he doesn't see you. But Lady Luck must be in a bad mood today because Dan spots me, my hood over my eyes, pretending I'm not there. Mature? No. Necessary? Oh, yes. Humiliation washes over me, and the wall around my heart stands firm. Dan might be back, but I can't afford to let him in again. Not after the heartbreak of losing him once before. When he offers to coach my nephew, I reluctantly agree.

After a class of children falls mysteriously ill and their teacher dies from eating poisoned sausage rolls, suspicion falls on mill owner Louise Wilkins. Working with her aristocratic friend Sybbie and the ever-skeptical DI Colin Bradshaw, Georgina delves into the mill's dark history and uncovers a chilling parallel: over a century earlier, the miller's daughter was accused of poisoning a local family with arsenic-laced flour.

In Ten Hail Marys, Kate Howarth vividly recalls the first seventeen years of her life in Sydney's slums, suburbs and rural New South Wales, Australia. Abandoned by her mother as a baby, and then by her volatile grandmother. Kate was 14 when she was sent to live with a neighbour, who barely tolerated her. Kate was taken out of school three days before she was scheduled to take the exams for the Intermediate Certificate, the minimum education required to obtain meaningful employment. At 15, everything and everyone Kate called family and home was gone.

In this short sequel that takes place during the same time as Snakes and Diamonds, we follow King Roscoe, left behind in Malachite after the war between Malachite and the Amber Empire. Roscoe meets another who had been frogged by the Wizard Henry, Celine, the former Queen of Malachite’s neighboring kingdom, Obsidian. Celine tells Roscoe she knows of one who might be able to help them, Philla of Beryl, the fae daughter of Oberon and Titania. But Roscoe, frog or no, is determined to get back to the Amber Empire, so the two frogs part ways.

My reason for hating Christmas is simple: my mom loved Christmas, and now she’s gone. My reason for hating Cooper Kellogg is also simple: he annoys the jingle out of me. The all-star, all-ego player is on the injured list, and—lucky me!—we’re assigned to work on a special project together. Between awkward team events, a Christmas escape room, and some very inconvenient mistletoe, Coop and I are getting way too close for comfort. Then we’re trapped in a blizzard overnight, and Coop’s cocky grin slips, showing the man behind the mischief.