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When radio presenter Casey Fallon answers the call, she assumes it’s a prank. But then a woman’s body is discovered, and she finds herself up against a cruel and calculating killer who wants her to find his victims before they take their last breath. Fifteen years ago, Casey was a key witness in the trial of serial killer Steve Noakes, and her evidence helped put him behind bars for the murders of five women. Someone remembers what happened that summer - someone who is desperate for revenge, someone who won’t stop until Casey has been punished.

The thief Widdershins and her own "personal god," Olgun, return to their home city of Davillon after almost a year away. While Shins expects only to face the difficulty of making up with her friends, what she actually finds is far, far worse. Her nemesis, Lisette, has returned, and she is not alone. Lisette has made a dark pact with supernatural powers that have granted her abilities far greater than anything Widdershins and Olgun can match.

To love, honour...and royally desire! After suddenly ascending the Thalassos throne, scandalous spare Adonis needs a wife to secure the crown. He doesn’t expect to inherit his late brother’s convenient bride. Jemima Nasar’s experience in the royal court makes her an asset. Yet the...

His Royal Bride Replacement - Lynne Graham A life-changing ring...from His Highness! Crown Prince Alessio drowns out each exploit with outrageous behavior! Even his wedding is hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons — his reputation-repairing fiancée has pulled out! Leaving him...

Hera Stephen is clawing through her mid-twenties, working as an underpaid comment moderator in an overly air-conditioned newsroom by day and kicking around Sydney with her two best friends by night. Instead of money or stability, she has so far accrued one ex-girlfriend, several hundred...

I should have known something was up when my father started acting nice and caring toward me. He’s never been the nurturing type. He’s never really paid me much attention at all, too busy hiding from loan sharks or drinking himself to sleep. Still, when he starts to pay attention to me, I can’t deny that a part of me is hoping our relationship might finally be improving. Then he leads me into the chapel and informs me that I’m there to marry one of the loan sharks he owes. So, I do the only thing that I can. I run. When my car breaks down on the side of the road, I think I’m screwed.

I can’t cook, can’t even boil water without setting off the fire alarm, and trust me, I’ve tried. That’s actually how I meet my grumpy new neighbor. He comes over to yell at me for waking him up with the fire alarm and embarrasses me in front of the entire building. Now my new plan is to avoid that man like the plague and find some other way to feed myself.

Welcome to Wolf Valley, where grumpy men hide out in the mountains... until love finds them anyway. This binge-worthy romance collection is packed with grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, protective heroes, and curvy heroines who refuse to let these rugged men stay lonely for long.

Welcome to Wolf Valley, where grumpy men hide out in the mountains... until love finds them anyway. This binge-worthy romance collection is packed with grumpy/sunshine, forced proximity, protective heroes, and curvy heroines who refuse to let these rugged men stay lonely for long. They swear they don’t want love, but in Wolf Valley? The grumps always fall first.

From singer, TikTok sensation, and trans activist Sasha Allen comes a moving picture book about how empowering it can be to look the way you feel inside. There once was a quiet street where all the houses were painted gray. Every house had a lush, blooming garden, except for one: house number 43...

A short word, before the first story. What follows is a collection of very old Zen stories. None of them are mine. They were told by teachers to students long before any of us were here, kept and repeated for centuries because each one does something quietly useful to the person who hears it. I have only opened a door in front of each one, and left you something small at the end. This is the second of three short books. The first, A Quiet Night, was for the dark, for the nights the mind will not rest. If you have listened to it, welcome back. If you are starting here, you have lost nothing.

A short word, before the first story. What follows is a collection of very old Zen stories. None of them are mine. They were told by teachers to students long before any of us were here, kept and repeated for centuries because each one does something quietly useful to the person who hears it. I have only opened a door in front of each one, and left you something small at the end. This is the third and last of three short books. The first, A Quiet Night, was for the dark and for rest. The second, Letting Go, was for the things we carry through the day.

I’ve been all over the world looking for my fated mate with no luck. I’ve given up now and resigned myself to a quiet life alone in Night Grove Falls. Until one night, I find an injured woman in my backyard. An injured woman who just so happens to be my mate. It’s obvious that she’s been through something, and I know that I need to help her and keep her safe. I’m just not sure how to go about doing that.

In the long-awaited finale to the Seven Deadly Sins series, the Duke of Argyll—London's most dangerous sinner—faces the one craving that could destroy him. He is a duke without restraint. She was never meant to survive his attention. Feared and desired in equal measure, the Duke of Argyll...

Detective Atkins spent his career solving homicides. Now, due to bureaucracy, he's found himself reassigned and his achievements forgotten. To make matters worse, he's sent on a lowly service call to a closed and abandoned state prison to check on some random homeless person. But what he discovers isn't what he expected. Atkins encounters someone calling himself the Devil, and the lawman believes that he may be a serial killer who's been murdering children and evading capture for the past three years. Which will he ultimately discover to be true?

Alexis never imagined nursery rhymes could be deadly—until the day her mother was murdered. The killer leaves chilling verses at every crime scene, each one more chilling than the last. Desperate for answers, she delves into her mother’s past, uncovering dark secrets that tie their family to the killer’s twisted obsession. With each rhyme bringing him closer, Alexis must decipher the clues before she becomes the final stanza in his deadly poem. The killer is telling a story. And Alexis is about to discover she’s been a part of it all along.

I hate going to the doctors, but that’s not my problem right now. It’s that the new physician in town won’t stop trying to make me his. Alexi. I hate doctors. Hate everything about going to see them. The cold rooms, the stern faces, the way they act like they know your whole life because of a clipboard. So when I got sick, I put it off as long as humanly possible, but my fever is getting worse, so I bite the bullet and drag my miserable butt into Wolf Valley Medical. I’m prepared for a shot or some vile-tasting medicine. What I wasn’t prepared for was Dr. Hugh Mercer.

What follows is a collection of very old Zen stories. None of them are mine. They were told by teachers to students long before any of us were here, kept and repeated for centuries because each one does something quietly useful to the person who hears it. I have only opened a door in front of each one, and left you something small at the end.

Elisabeth Wingate survived Jötunheim. She may not survive what comes next. After inadvertently killing a Norse god, Elisabeth throws the pantheon into chaos—shifting power back toward the Olympians and leaving the Wyrdborn fractured. For Freyja, there is only one answer left: revenge. When an unexpected death and a devastating betrayal allow the Wyrdborn to grow stronger, Elisabeth faces a threat far worse than war. The World Tree is beginning to rise.

Too much. Too emotional. Too sensitive. A lack of response from a friend about weekend plans has you replaying every interaction, wondering if they're pulling away. A short, blunt message from your manager leaves you convinced you're in trouble, even if there's no clear sign. Your partner is...