Katie Reid is a young woman with a good job and a good life. That is, until she discovers it was all a lie. Now, her desperate search for the truth begins. After learning of the terrible events that forever altered her childhood, Katie is compelled to dig into a past no one wants to relive. A past her parents kept hidden from her at all costs. A decades-old investigation is reluctantly unearthed when Katie discovers her role as the lone survivor. It is Detective Marshall Avery who lends her the resources needed to hunt down the person responsible. When that search breathes new life into an old monster—one who has left a trail of innocent blood in his wake—it is too late to turn back. Katie’s desire for retribution places her in great danger and costs her dearly. So when the tables are turned, and the hunted becomes the hunter, will Detective Avery be able to keep Katie from going too far?

How many lessons does it take to soften a heart? Fifty!

Kylie Harrow was a soft-hearted girl until life hardened her. Before she gets a second chance at love, she’ll learn to play nice — the hard way. When Kylie’s rant against an employee goes viral it earns her the title of World’s Worst Boss. Broke, shamed and forced to seek refuge in her home town, Kylie’s mom welcomes her on one condition. She must perform 50 kind acts in 50 days towards random strangers.

As Kylie fakes her way back to her fast track career she forms unlikely friendships with a very ugly dog, a mean old lady and a handsome Sheriff who thinks her quest is ridiculous, possibly dangerous and definitely crazy.

When Kevin Murdock, martial artist and outdoorsman extraordinaire, is revived from suspended animation aboard a transport pod, he and his nine fellow occupants have no idea what to expect.

Murdock argues for caution after seeing something strange: animals also inhabit their new environment, all of them larger than their Earthly counterparts. Conflict soon erupts between Murdock and James Whittier – a politician with a lust for power and control.

But soon, they all realize that there’s something even more dangerous onboard… something that might cost them all their lives.

Everybody knows everybody. No one can hide in this place. But still, no one knows the serial killer lurking…

Haunted by a dark secret, lawyer Benjamin Wolfe leaves his life in Seattle, believing he’ll find solace amidst the Adak island’s stark landscapes.

But when a terrified young man stands accused of murder and asks for his legal help, Benjamin uncovers a chilling reality: a serial killer prowls these desolate shores, their presence whispered but never acknowledged.

In the heart of the Island of Ghosts, Benjamin must confront his own demons and unearth the truth to save his client before it’s too late.

They say he’ll break her heart, but that just might be the one risk she’s willing to take.

What does it matter if I’m a bit reserved?
So what if I’m a touch socially awkward?
If I don’t break free from my shell now, I’ll be sentenced to a dull, monotonous existence, where nothing exciting ever happens to me.

Maybe it’s not the smartest decision to move into a house with a group of strangers I found on the internet, but can you blame me for seeking a change? And there’s no better way to branch out than to throw myself into a situation that causes me intense discomfort.
That’s what I’m telling myself anyway…

And then there’s the complication that is Dean. This insanely attractive, charming—albeit cynical—guy that has inserted himself into my life.

U.S. Marshal Stephen Wilton is as steady as they come. And when it comes to kidnapping cases, he never fails to get the hostages extracted, safe and sound. So with a celebrity couple possibly abducted, the determined lawman sets out to pursue his quarry… until his partner is killed.

Mak Cunningham is happily married and great at what she does. But after one of their own is murdered on the job and she’s called in to team up with Wilton, she doesn’t trust the former-detective-turned-federal law enforcement officer deputy to process the clues as fast as she can. Clashing over who’s in charge, the dedicated crime fighter makes a catastrophic mistake as the assignment spins into a dark twist.

Realizing they need to join forces or else when another victim dies, Wilton reluctantly faces the demons of his tragic past. While Mak chases recklessly after answers as they both hurtle toward a bloody confrontation.

This wide-ranging book shows how to create quilts with an authentic antique look, collect period textiles, while revealing the history of American fabrics.

Learn the fascinating true story of fabrics in America and make your own period quilts with this comprehensive guide to fabrics and their influence on American quilts, from the machine age to the atomic age. From quilt historian Barbara Brackman, author of America’s Printed Fabrics 1770–1890,Making History not only includes 9 quilt projects inspired by vintage quilt designs and fabrics, but is packed with historic photos, stories, and insights into the role of fabrics in everyday life.

Vernon Rand is a charismatic figure whose great love—whose life, in fact—is climbing. He lives alone in California, where he combats the drudgery of a roofing job with the thrill of climbing in the nearby mountain ranges. Sure of only his talent and nerve, Rand decides to test himself in the French Alps, with their true mountaineering and famed, fearsome peaks. He soon learns that the most perilous moments are, for him, the moments when he feels truly alive. One of the great novels of the outdoors, Solo Faces is as thrilling, beautiful, and immediate as the Alpine peaks that have enthralled climbers for centuries. This ebook features an illustrated biography of James Salter including rare photos from the author’s personal collection.

Tennessee Bride
In this first novel, set in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee in the 1820s, “Bittner’s characters spring to life” as Emma Simms falls in love with River Joe, a Cherokee-raised frontiersman who must rescue her from an abusive stepfather (Publishers Weekly).Texas Bride
In 1845, as Texas moves toward statehood, Emma and Joe’s daughter Rachael Rivers returns to Austin to teach school, where Brand Selby, the half-Comanche rancher who loves her, must save her from a cruel and crooked Texas Ranger.

John Hagee says, “The world as we know it will end, neither with a bang nor a whimper, but in stages clearly set forth in God’s Word.” His latest and most provocative book takes a cue from a cultural icon, the ticking clock. Hagee presents a prophetic “Doomsday Clock” and counts down the minutes-through prophetic events-which must occur before that fateful moment when every unredeemed individual must face God on Judgment Day. Citing examples from national and international media and using Scripture to confirm his insights, he presents a compelling argument to prove that time is indeed running out.

The perfect geometry and exquisite beauty of nature is nowhere so clear to us as in the snowflake. But how have we been able to appreciate this infinitesimal wonder in all its crystalline glory? This book, as much a work of art as a testament to science, reveals how one of the snowflake’s most inspired photographers came to such intimate knowledge of his craft and its fleeting focus. Beautiful pictures illustrate Kenneth Libbrecht’s story of the microphotography of snow crystals, from the pioneering work of Wilson Bentley in the 1890s right up to Ken’s own innovations in our age of digital images. A breathtaking look at the works of art that melt in an instant, this is a book to page through and savor, season after season.