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Leaving the desolation of the Dust Bowl behind, Daniel Doughnut and his family embark on a journey to the bustling city of Los Angeles, their hearts filled with hope and trepidation. Along the way young Danny gets a surprize kiss from another by • Len. In the glittering lights of 1930s Los Angelos, Danny and his family find unexpected Hollywood opportunities • Daniel lands a role in a film, he later discovers Len the boy who kissed him on the road is also working at the film studio. But their newfound success is tempered by the need to conceal their relationship.

She is his mate. He will be her daddy. When he catches Shasta Ludlow in a bad part of town looking for castoff treasures for her art, police chief Gideon Trace immediately recognizes two things about the beautiful, feisty human. She is his mate, and she needs a daddy. Though Gideon manages to hold back the savage, primal need demanding that he mark and mount her right then and there, he makes it clear that Shasta will obey him from now on, and when her reckless behavior continues to put her in danger he spanks her bare bottom soundly.

I killed someone. At least, that’s how this story begins. What follows isn’t a confession. It’s a conversation. As the narrator recounts the choices that brought him here, he asks a simple question: Where should the line be drawn? At first, the answer seems obvious. Then it isn’t. With every chapter, certainty begins to erode. What feels justified becomes unsettling. What seems unforgivable becomes harder to explain. The line between justice and cruelty shifts until the answers no longer feel as clear as they once did.

Aidan Finley dreamed of marrying the girl with the red hair who stole his heart as a lad. He dreamed of a family and growing old together in a cottage atop Muireall’s wind-swept cliffs. But Aidan didn’t know what swam beneath the island’s dark, fathomless waves. He never realized what fragile things dreams can be. After a storm ravishes the island one summer day, he finds a creature caught beneath a rock in a cave. His choice to save her will alter his world forever—for even dreams aren’t safe from the siren’s song.

When composer David Marsh and lyricist Kendal Chen decide to transform Sheridan's *The School for Scandal * into an audacious musical, they discover an extraordinary talent in a Juilliard workshop: Austin Mason, a gifted young singer-actor with an instinctive understanding of character and emotion. As Austin steps into the lead role of their ambitious off-Broadway production, he meets Hunter, a charismatic ensemble member whose voice and artistry complement his own in unexpected ways.

In the balmy summer of 1900 golden-haired Chesterton “Chess” Mannerly arrives at his formidable Aunt Hermione’s grand Cape Cod summer house expecting a season of tranquil sea breezes and idle afternoons, he instead meets the captivating Kenmore Raddison—a brilliant young decorator with raven curls, golden eyes, and a genius for turning rooms into revelations.

Following the angel's light, I leave everything behind and walk into your arms. When Rhys Saint Michel rescues a child from an abusive home, his quiet life as a lawyer in a small coastal town in Brittany is changed forever. Acting according to the child's grandfather's will, he transports the boy to a boarding school in North Wales. But in securing the boy's safety, Rhys loses everything: his family, his job, and even his country. Rhys doesn't regret saving the little boy, but now that Emrys is safely at the boarding school, Rhys is left alone and forced to start completely over from nothing.

After years of bullying softspoken Skyler joins a support group for LGBTQ+ youth, he’s only hoping to feel a little less alone. Instead, he meets Mason —a quiet, starloving transfer student carrying bruises of his own. What begins as shared understanding in a circle of folding chairs slowly unfolds into first kisses under stubborn stars, gentle healing, and a love built on patience and trust.

Benjamin Bridges is an ordinary guy who lives in France with his wife Joanne. He goes walking every day with his dog Rocco alongside the River Creuse. What happens one day throws his life into turmoil and leads him and his wife into an unimaginable adventure

Dans ce guide aussi pertinent qu’instructif, Marthe Saint-Laurent évoque les relations interpersonnelles responsables de nos bonheurs comme de nos malaises, de même que les vraies raisons qui nous incitent à dire ou à taire la vérité.

2113. In Jenna Strong’s world, ACID – the most brutal, controlling police force in history – rule supreme. No throwaway comment or muttered dissent goes unnoticed – or unpunished. And it was ACID agents who locked Jenna away for life, for a bloody crime she struggles to remember. The...

How the world broke—and how we can still save it The liberal world order that emerged after World War II—and expanded triumphantly following the Cold War—is unraveling. Multilateral cooperation is giving way to multipolar rivalry and conflict. Global norms are eroding. What comes next will...

A boy named Calek lives in the town of Refuge on a quaint island in the northern Great Lakes. Growing up, he constantly heard stories about what happened on the Mainland before he was born, a huge conflagration that engulfed the entire world. All that remained were the Forsaken - drooling, mindless monsters who found their way to the island in boats, killing and maiming like rabid dogs. The people of Refuge fought them off with much loss of life, surviving as the last remnants of humanity and dreaming of the day they will repopulate the Mainland and start the world anew.

Are you thinking about becoming a Registered Dietitian but don’t know where to start? In today’s world of overwhelming “nutrition noise,” the need for true experts has never been greater. The RD Roadmap cuts through the confusion, delivering a clear, step-by-step guide to one of the most respected careers in healthcare.

18 June, 1940 Oh, my Margaret, You have no secrets from me, but I've kept a part of myself locked away, always. A part of me that started scratching at the wall the day this other war started, that started howling to get out right now, the day you ran off to meet your soldier. I should have told...

They escaped the zoo. They escaped Pittsburgh. They thought the worst was behind them. Beneath the glittering stars of Pennsylvania's Dark Skies, people are few and zombies fewer. Imogen, Mike and the other survivors have found refuge in a remote lodge, but already that safety is cracking at the seams. Imogen can't shake the suspicion that a fellow survivor sabotaged their escape—costing her the lynxes she risked everything to save. Mike is barely holding it together after failing to save his family, and the group is splintering under the weight of clashing personalities.

A zoo keeps dangerous things inside. No one planned for the zombies that surround its fences. When the dead begin to rise across Pittsburgh, the city's zoo becomes a fortress—but it could just as easily become a deathtrap. The bridges are gridlocked. The rivers impassable. Neighborhoods fall block by block. Zookeeper Imogen faces an impossible choice: abandon the endangered Iberian lynxes she's devoted her career to saving, or risk everything to get them out.

At sixty, celebrated artist Julian believes he has made peace with time — until Daniel, a thoughtful twenty-four-year-old writer with an old soul, walks into his studio and unsettles everything. What begins as an interview becomes an unexpected exchange between generations: memory and momentum, history and possibility, analog devotion and digital intimacy.

A boy falls. A hero rises. A kingdom trembles. You’ve heard it before. If you like your heroes clean and neat, close the book now. Twelve-year-old Caleb lives in a world where a man’s worth is measured by his strength. In a village hollowed by famine, he is invisible —until a desperate attempt to feed his family ends at the bottom of a ravine. Caleb Webber died that day. The Crown gives him a new name and buries him in the palace shadows. There, he is sharpened into something useful. Something dangerous. A weapon.

By the actress, singer, dancer, director, and author, an honest and impassioned memoir that spans from her childhood in Atlanta to her years with Alvin Ailey, to Broadway and her time as a star in ’90s Black Hollywood. Best known for her iconic role as Whitley in the '90s hit sitcom A...