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When a dead man that she knows falls out of Lorry Lockharte’s new car right in front of the sheriff, it doesn’t look good. Still, being hauled into the sheriff’s station isn’t what Lorry had expected. After a lawyer comes out of nowhere to get her released, Lorry struggles to prove her innocence and find the real killer.

The Weight of Abuse offers a gentle, compassionate, and nonjudgmental approach to helping sexual abuse survivors (and our supporters) to release fear and feel safe in our bodies, so we can finally have the body we want and deserve.

In the isolated sanctuary of her Montana ranch, no one could hurt Brooke Kennedy, whose gift had led her to build walls of ice around her heart. One person had stormed those barricades: her friend Pepper, who embraced the world and meddled in the lives of those she loved. Now Brooke needed help, and Pepper sent troubleshooter Cody Nash to melt the barriers Brooke had raised.

AMBW Press presents Asian Men Black Women Books Volume 1 – a 6 story collection of romance novellas. Titles Included: ALWAYS BACK TO YOU BREATHE AGAIN DIRTY DIVORCE ART OF FLOWERS FOREVER AHEAD OF US SAMARA

A young man who's afraid to come out of the closet but has no other choice in "Dad, I'm Gay". Say good-bye to Cassie in "I'll Dance at Your Wedding". Love can be deadly in "I Only Have Eyes for You".

Catrina time travels back to a western town in the 1800’s where she’s swept off her feet by an attractive brigadier general. While bumping into him on a daily basis, she amuses herself with a bit of matchmaking—Adrian to Katie, a seamstress, and Kendra to Kyle, the village blacksmith—and perseveres to coordinate the union of these friends with their sweethearts at the barn dance. When Adrian is injured during a train robbery, Catrina comes to the rescue. Later, bandits accost them on the stagecoach, and this time they’re saved by the general who followed Catrina with the intention...

Harry Fletcher - Fletch to his friends - has spent his life surviving the tough streets of the East End. He knows working for notorious gangster Billy King is dangerous, and sleeping with Billy’s beautiful wife, Susan, is deadly...but rules are meant to be broken. If Billy discovers the affair, Fletch is a dead man. But the closer he gets to Susan, the more reckless Fletch becomes. And soon, Fletch realises that every one - even him - must pay the price for his actions.

Nuss needs a new life, one she hopes will bring better opportunities and solitude. With that motivation alone, she’s traveled weeks with a caravan that is full on judgment and empty on safety. Now, only days away from her goal, the unwelcome arrival of two sorcerers threatens to stop her. And if they don’t, then the silent creature they've tracked to the caravan might. A creature far too capable of hiding in plain sight and wearing any face.

Learn about Johann Gutenberg and the invention of the printing press.

Rose, a free-spirited young woman, leaves her fiancee at the altar of their country church in Walnut, Iowa. Driven by forces beyond her control, she flees to the old western ghost town of Virginia City, Montana, where she feels oddly at home ... Drawn to an old cemetery in the mountains, she discovers a weathered tombstone and begins to sob uncontrollably. Only two words are etched upon the stone - AMELIA 1868. Obsessed with uncovering the identity of this long-forgotten woman, Rose finds herself transported back and forth in time between the life of a hurdy-gurdy dance hall girl struggling...

In the aftermath of a bad breakup, Claudia McIntire is implicated in the murder of her childhood friend. Claudia goes to a quiet farmhouse in the Endless Mountains to elude the press and the killer. Dawson Montgomery lives a quiet life in the country until Claudia returns to Dushore, Pennsylvania, throwing his tidy life into disarray. Claudia receives a threatening package, and mutilated bodies continue to materialize. When she refuses to drop out of school, Dawson initiates his own investigation. Will the police solve the murders so Claudia can return to life as usual?

Amani is keeping secrets. On the surface, she's envied as a successful influencer with millions of followers, but no one, not even her found family, knows the truth. She's burnt out, fed up, and devastated over the news that her chances of ever having a baby are slim to none, and she's running out of time.

How We Future with Lisa Kay Solomon is about shaping the future intentionally, optimistically, and strategically. Each week, futurist and educator Lisa Kay Solomon brings her signature energy to conversations with changemakers, asking how they “future” in their work and lives. It’s joyful, curious, and full of actionable steps. Whether you're a student, a leader, or simply someone who wants to make tomorrow better than today, you'll leave each episode ready to play your part.

In the quiet town of Cloverford, bread is more than food—it’s tradition, pride, and the heart of the community. But when a celebrated bakery’s prized loaves are tied to sabotage and scandal, the town’s golden crust of trust begins to crumble. Em Cartwright, a fiery redhead with a knack for uncovering secrets, arrives at the annual Bread Festival expecting friendly rivalries and buttery bragging rights. Instead, she finds whispers of betrayal, a handprint scrawled in flour like a ghostly warning, and a basket hiding more than sourdough. When the bread ovens cool and a body turns up, ...

The follow-up novel to the hugely successful debut, The Street. In this dank corner of town, you have to keep your friends close and your enemies closer – even if those enemies are your family. Jimmy Wild saunters around the streets of Campbell Road, and among the people he used to terrorise. Even though the years have passed, he’s still a tyrant. The sight of his lanky frame is enough to terrify the inhabitants of this close-knit community, who reside in this villainous corner of London.

From the author of Wild Things comes a heartwarming and relatable queer coming of age story about an isolated young woman whose artistic celebration of her pet chinchilla suddenly launches her into the professional art world, reality TV fame, and first love. "Brilliantly and truthfully rendered...

Inspired by his nearly-deaf mother and a father who developed a "visible alphabet" of all the possible sounds a human being can make, Alexander Graham Bell spent the greater part of his life trying to improve the way people communicated with one another. It was this desire that led him to create his most famous invention, the telephone, and turned him into one of the most well-known names of all time.

NEW YORK TIMES EDITOR'S PICK Two best friends. One huge crush. A year that could change everything... A warmhearted, hilarious queer rom-com about what happens when a group of friends are actually brave enough to live the dream and give up their dreary city apartments to buy a house in the...

In Bedside Witness, Adams shares stories from her 20-year journey in hospice, geriatric mental health, palliative care, and dementia coaching. Through the intimate lens as a social worker, Kay artfully draws us into these heartfelt tales as if she were sitting with us at our kitchen table, tenderly weaving the laughter, grief, wonder, wisdom, and tragedy of our shared human experience.

This collection gathers James Salter's thoughts on writing and profiles of famous writers, observations of the changing American military life, evocations of Aspen winters, musings on mountain climbing and skiing, and tales of travels to Europe and Asia which first appeared in the New Yorker, Esquire, People magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, the Aspen Times, and many other publications.