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In this steamy second book of the Demon Esha Trilogy, Rachel's entire outlook on life changes in the blink of an eye leaving her feeling alone and shattered. As she searches for answers, she risks losing the relationships she's made along the way. Esha tries to coax and guide her but Rachel is differ-ent now. Will Rachel melt under the impending pressure, or will she allow herself to grow and change and be forged into someone better? Will she push her handsome husband away in the process of finding herself? Buckle up as this sultry ride with Rachel and Esha is a bumpy one!

Ever wonder what lies beyond the leading edge of the expanding universe? Ever wonder what surrounds us, what we tare made of? What could have been the source that became all that is the galaxies, the stars, the planets-us? God Whispers re-interprets what we have all been taught since childhood. What choice is made after death? Why did God want us in His life? What about Heaven? Hell? Maybe it's time to reconsiderpp our relationship with God.

Three demons called Char, Back, and Loss, have come to earth to destroy all magic and conquer the world. They abduct Winter Crow and Jameson, and an epic battle ensues. Jameson, his wife, and their powerful friends are pitted against the demons, who send an army of monsters and goblins to fight them. Meanwhile, one of the demons shows up to capture their kids...

Melissa is excited to start her first babysitting job. She does not see how anything could go wrong while she is watching the four year old twin boys living next door. After the kids go to sleep, she will be watching TV, eating snacks, and texting with friends. Or so she thinks. However, as the night goes on, Melissa faces one problem after another, and she learns from experience, that Babysitting is NOT Easy.

Splendid Agony is an informative, illuminating, and encouraging book that offers valuable insights for people with dyslexia, parents and teachers of people with dyslexia, and anyone who wants to know more about what it's like to go through the American educational system with dyslexia. Full of applicable advice, powerful analogies, and personal stories, this book is by turns humorous and poignant, and it provides a fiercely hopeful perspective for anyone who is, teaches, or cares for a student with dyslexia.

Getty Culligan is a typical thirteen-year-old trying to fit in, unlike his little sister Tegan who claims to possess magical powers. Getty will admit Tegan knows some tricks, but he knows there is really nothing magical about her. But when a monster-sized dust devil pops up on their way to school one day and carries Tegan away, Getty begins to understand that something extraordinary is afoot. With the help of his Great-Aunt Esmeralda, Getty discovers that Tegan isn't the only one in the family with magical powers. In a race against time, Getty, along with some helpful friends, must work together to outwit the Monster Dust Devil and save Tegan.

In this final book of the Graceton trilogy, the homesteaders near early Fargo, North Dakota hang onto their desire for their own village, even as they struggle with heartbreak, hate, anger, disappointment. Their love for one another keeps them strong and hopeful. There are known and unknown people on the outside who've recognized the need for these settlers and are willing to help. Will the village of Graceton come about and, if so, who would go there to live?

In Jesus Said, I Never Knew You, authors Larry K. Vliem have sourced Biblical scripture to underscore the impact of our choice regarding eternal life. Viewing scripture as a whole, the book discusses the consequences of man's freewill and makes the case for personal responsibility. Enlightening and thought provoking, Jesus Said, I Never Knew You will leave you secure in your faith and committed to serving Christ in this life and the next.

In a tranquil retirement community in sunny Southern California, a widow and her three friends are out to catch a killer in their midst.When Marge moves into her new retirement community, she is befriended by Relda, who shares the trick to enjoying life at Laurel Pines - avoiding the rules and attending Friday night dances with Valentino, the handsome dance instructor. Marge is excited for her first dance, but the mood shifts when Valentino's final partner dies suddenly. The residents chalk the incident up to old age, and life goes on. Marge and Relda form a friendship with Albert and Gerald, and the foursome settle into the rhythm of retirement. But when another dance partner turns up dead, Marge suspects foul play and pays a visit to the local police precinct to share her theory, and after another resident collapses and dies on the dance floor, it becomes clear there is a murderer on the loose. Can Marge and her three friends catch the killer before the killer catches them?

This poetry book is about what my childhood trauma felt like, how I saw it, then how I grew as a person and started my healing process. As kids we observe the people around us, we take in everything we see, feel, and it becomes everything we know. Poetry is how I expressed myself from a very young age, in fact some of these poems I wrote when I was a kid, it is my inner child expressing herself when she felt the most vulnerable. I created these poems at the time to release all of my emotions in a healthy way. As I grew into the young woman I am today I kept expressing myself with poetry and art. I hope you find yourself within the words I have written, I hope that these poems inspire you, I hope this book can bring awareness too.

Meet Celia, a quirky, sassy, much-older version of Wonderland's Alice than you might remember. Celia's been to Wonderland and back a few times, and she's a bit of a master at magic now. In fact, she's so good that the bad guys all want her for themselves, so she has to hide out in Florida under the alias "e;Celia,"e; with some good guy protectors keeping her safe. i And now, of course, there's a prophecy. There's always a prophecy. But Celia's at the heart of this one, and if she doesn't step up and do her job, the Queen of Hearts will win the battle once and for all - and none of us will exist anymore.

La' Vicha Brown is in the middle of a self-imposed crisis. She has made decisions that have had disastrous results for those she loves, and she now has to fight to regain the trust of her family. But is it too late? Payless Part Deuce highlights the continuing highs and lows of the Brown family that began in Payless: A Novel. Now a family secret will forever change their family dynamic. Young adult to adult readers, men and women, will be riveted by the drama and trauma of the Brown family dysfunction in this can't-put-down, read-in-one-sitting novel.

Inspired by the story of Fatima, this uplifting and inspirational Catholic Christmas novella is set in Pennsylvania in the year 1963. Baseball champ and egomaniac Jim "e;Cannonball"e; Edwards returns to his hometown where he attends an honorary banquet and has a few too many drinks. Driving home, he crashes his sports car, and his friend and passenger, Bob, is killed. After waking up in serious condition at St. Joseph's Hospital, Jim meets a young girl, Melody Malone, who suffers from a rare form of muscular dystrophy. He and his wife, Jill, become very fond of Melody, and are devastated when she passes.Later, on Christmas Eve, Jim visits Melody's grave. There, in the dark, lonely cemetery, a holy miracle occurs which forever changes his life. Energized and with his faith renewed, he visits the children's ward, where for the first time he feels a deep sense of purpose and gains a new outlook on his life's plan. On this Christmas Eve, a complete transformation has taken place within him.

Aiden Gabriel is an above-average young man finishing high school when he is killed in a car accident caused by his abusive older brother. Aiden awakens to an angel offering him a second chance at life that comes with new abilities. Aiden immediately befriends his later girlfriend, Calla, and his best friend, Mason. The three live together in the city until Mason finds a way home. Then Calla and Aiden go back to his hometown, New York City. Once home, Aiden makes a significant decision, one that in a strange twist of fate leads to a traumatic event. What will-or can-Aiden do to make things right? Female readers ages eighteen to twenty-four will enjoy this dark, cautionary tale that also shows how to find hope in difficult situations.