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Rebel has had her revenge...or has she? The ones responsible for killing Rebel's brother are dead but not before unleashing a terrible evil on the world. It's up to Rebel to vanquish that evil. But she won't be able to do it alone. She'll need a legion. Too bad she's made far more enemies than allies...

Quest completed. For the most part. Now, it's time for revenge. Rebel, the human supernatural bounty hunter, is on the hunt for the ultimate prey. Her brother's murderer. She will have her revenge. Or die trying, which remains a distinct possibility.

Rebel has the best job in the world. She’s a bounty hunter. And her targets are vampires, werewolves, shifters, and other supernatural entities.Yes, she’s a supernatural bounty hunter. It’s not an easy job, but it’s necessary, and it’s training. Because, Rebel has a quest. One that might kill her. But then, that’s a typical day in the human’s life.

Meet Sloan. Sloan is an average, everyday sloth...except, he is also a superhero. He does everything a normal sloth does, but he also has the ability to help out when his friends are in need. Join Sloan on a journey through his average day, which is anything but average. The book is full of descriptions of the lush vibrancy of Sloan's rainforest home. Part origin story and part coming of age story, The Secret Life of Sloan the Sloth is a perfect example of how even the most ordinary among us can do the most extraordinary things.

This second book in the Missing Semester series addresses the most overlooked subject in financial-literacy education-investing. Primarily addressing students and recent graduates, its lessons are not laden with jargon; its focus is topics and choices that apply to most young people, not just a few, and not those relevant only late in life. The Missing Second Semester presents a call to action: You're in charge. Understand the opportunity, and make the choices.

The Missing Semester provides a short course on the essentials for making wise financial decisions and gaining financial freedom. Although designed with the recent college graduate in mind, The Missing Semester is relevant to a much wider audience. Those who bypassed college, or who are already in the working world, may better relate to some of the topics discussed. For those still in college or high school, this is a chance to get a head-start on peers and an independent life.