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In the 1960's Frances grows up in the remote desert town of Thermal, CA. Most nights her father gets drunk and beats her mother. The child feels her joy slip away. To survive she knows she must hold on to the truth and remember what happened. Decades later in psychotherapy, Frances revisits her childhood and becomes trapped in a memory world of little girls with big demands and a lot to say. "The Shining Place" is a magical story of recovery told by the girls, and an account of their therapy endured and paid for by the adult client.

Ever since she lost her mother to the fae forest, Kat has sought to free human slaves from the cruel clutches of fae masters. Her daring escapades performed under the nose of her guardian go off without a hitch—until the fae decide to retaliate. Prince Rahk of the Night Court is sent as an emissary to the human world to establish peace through marriage. But he carries with him a secret task: Find the vigilante freeing the human slaves and kill him.

Proto thought he’d saved the world and found true love. Or at least, he’d achieved some sort of ending, happy or otherwise. So when he wakes up in his bed, right where he’d gone to sleep before arriving at Somnus’ Palace, it’s highly disconcerting. “It really was a dream!” he muses sadly. But, for better or for worse, things are never that simple for Proto. He finds out that what he did back at Somnus’ Palace really was quite important. Overall, he did a good job there as a visitor of dreams, with one exception.

Proto wakes up in the misty halls of the palace of Somnus, the Lord of Dreams. Why is he there? Who knows? But as long as he’s there, he’s been given a job—to visit sleeping people’s dreams and try to make sure they turn out properly. By guiding dreams to the right conclusions, Somnus and his crew of dream visitors help keep the world from going off the rails. During his adventures as a dream visitor, Proto fails, makes a fool of himself, and—against all odds—makes friends too. And maybe more than friends . . . ? It’s hard to tell. There’s something off in how people here are looking at him.

Lora Mersha-Moore is a bundle of nerves. Running the sci-fi club booth at the middle school festival should be easy, but today is the day she asks her best friend to the dance. With every step precisely planned, she still worries about everything that can go wrong. But there's one problem she never considered—ALIEN ABDUCTION.

Dive into the silly world of Letter Town, where all the people are letters, but not always what you expect! Join Detective D and Little D, the dynamic duo solving mysteries like who is taking all the rotting vegetables from Letter Town? And who is demolishing that house? And WHY? Will you help find Robber R? Will you lock up Bad B for good? Or will you uncover someone else entirely?

Master the art of adulting with personal development skills that empower teens! "Teen Life Skills: The Ultimate Guide to Build Confidence, Conquer Organization, and Develop Skills and Habits for Successful Adulting" is crafted with this in mind. This book is an empowering toolkit that provides teens with the skills essential for modern challenges while delighting parents, educators, and friends.

Highly Effective Teens with MAD Life Skills is book three of a five-book series.This third volume of the series covers the life skills that will empower your teen with the proper knowledge and skills to become responsible adults and live independently.

How to Drink: A 21-Year-Old’s Survival Guide is your ultimate handbook for diving headfirst into the sparkling, sudsy, and occasionally sticky world of adult beverages. Think of it as the cool older sibling you never had, here to help you dodge rookie mistakes like ordering “the sweetest thing you’ve got” or trying to impress your date with a flaming shot you clearly can’t handle. This isn’t about turning you into a mixology master overnight; it’s about making sure you know what you’re doing when you step into a bar, a party, or even just the liquor aisle.