Single State

Andi Dorfman, breakout star of ABC's The Bachelorette and New York Times best-selling author of It's Not Okay, returns with this new collection of her adventures as a still-single gal surviving and thriving in New York City.

You can only run so far before you have to stand and fight. Secretive and mysterious, Isabella Rialto arrives in Pelican Pointe with little fanfare. All she wants is to find solace, shelter, and live a quiet life in Sea Glass Cottage. What she gets instead is Thane Delacourt, an ex-NFL jock who’s come back home to raise his little boy. From their first meeting, sparks fly. The last thing Isabella needs is a bunch of messy complications. And Thane’s leery of making one more relationship mistake. Plus, he has Jonah to think about. But that’s nothing compared to Isabella’s past, a past...

Complete series! Escape to Cowboy Crossing, where people care about each other, romances are sweet and swoony, and six cowboy brothers with hot Irish blood fall in love when they least expect it. Women scarred by their painful pasts, bonded like sisters by the secrets they share. Cowboys able to see the hurting hearts behind the tough facades. And someone willing to kill to get what they want… For hours of can't-put-it-down reading, with sweet and clean tender romance, humor, family, friends, mystery and danger, this set includes the complete six ebook series, plus bonus scenes, and a ...

The instant New York Times bestseller and laugh-out-loud look at pop culture and social media stardom from one of the most popular funemployed millennials today, perfect for fans of Give Them Lala and The Betches. As the creator of the breakout Instagram account @GirlWithNoJob, Claudia Oshry has...

An eyewitness account to an event that changed history Nerdy innocent Patty is desperate to escape the confines of a conservative upbringing, but when she enrolls at Kent State University can she survive the upheaval of the Seventies Vietnam War era? When she narrowly escapes the bullets fired at students on May 4, 1970, she resolves to dedicate her life to her new husband and her unborn child. Is it too late when she realizes she’s put herself in even greater danger? In a stunning parallel to our own times, Surviving: A Kent State Memoir, explores the coming of age of a young adult. In ...

Ocean. Sand. Long summer nights. A sexy Cape Cod escape. What could possibly go wrong? Simon Bremmer has put war and the Army behind him. He’s living the good life stateside in Pelican Pointe. He’s doing what he loves. His business is booming. He has no complaints. But all that is about to change when he gets a visit from a Boston lawyer. She not only drops a bombshell but delivers a package he never expected. Single mom, Gilly Grant, has given up on men. She’s trying to raise her three-year-old son by herself and deal with her mother, who has suddenly developed complicated health ...

What happens when particles lose their individuality and merge into a single quantum being? This is the mystery of the Bose–Einstein condensate — a state of matter predicted by Einstein and Bose a century ago, first realized with ultracold atoms in the 1990s, and later extended to photons, exciton–polaritons, and other exotic systems. In this book, Boris Kriger guides the listener through the history of this extraordinary discovery — from a letter written in Calcutta to Einstein, to the Nobel-winning experiments that cooled atoms to the edge of absolute zero.

For John Nance “Cactus Jack” Garner, there was one simple rule in politics: “You’ve got to bloody your knuckles.” It’s a maxim that applies in so many ways to the state of Texas, where the struggle for power has often unfolded through underhanded politicking, backroom dealings, and, quite literally, bloodshed. The contentious history of Texas politics has been shaped by dangerous and often violent events, and been formed not just in the halls of power but by marginalized voices omitted from the official narratives.

Master the foundation of American government and secure your civil rights in just one fast-paced evening commute. Forget dense legal jargon and dusty relics; this accessible guide translates the ultimate political rulebook into engaging, plain language. You will quickly transform from an...

Getting knocked up by my grumpy old boss was never my plan. Newly single, I treat myself to a night out and end up naked in a mysterious man's bed. When I start a new job as an executive assistant to the CEO of a successful tech company, I'm horrified to find that my boss is the same jerk I just spent the night with. He tries to get rid of me by making me look inept in front of everyone but I'm determined to prove myself. I still can't deny my overwhelming attraction to him. He's always impeccably dressed with perfect hair that begs me to run my fingers through it. When he looks at me, I ...

Experience the pioneer trail in a different way as you get the perspective of a pioneer mother with young children written by her fourth-great-granddaughter, who also happens to be a mother with children the same age. Eliza Cusworth was born to a wealthy family in Almondbury, England. A few years after her miraculous conversion, her husband died. On his deathbed, he urged Eliza to move to Utah and raise her children amongst the saints. This book tells the story of ELIZA’s FIRE from her mischievous youth, to the wondrous day when her family is sealed in the Manti temple.

In a time where attention spans are shrinking and distractions dominate every corner of life, Break the Loop emerges as a compelling call to urgently reclaim control over your mind. Written for thinkers, doers, creatives, and leaders alike, this book is a transformative deep dive into why modern life feels so scattered—and what you can do about it, inspiring you to take action and make a change. The book begins by uncovering the roots of the "attention trap." In Part I: The Attention Trap, readers explore how dopamine-driven apps, the myth of multitasking, and overstimulated environments ...

Mankind is no longer at the top of the food chain. The Sixth Extinction is an apocalyptic tale about a pandemic that sweeps the globe, decimating the human race, leaving humanity struggling to survive. The cargo ship is not the idyllic hiding place they were hoping for. The pod that caused the infection is below in the hold, with a new strain of intelligent mutations that hunt their prey, and deformed seagulls that divebomb anyone who steps outside on deck. Smokie has to think fast, reevaluate the situation and come up with a new plan, because she knows their only hope for survival is to ...

In this analysis of social history, examine the complex lineage of America's oppression of Black companionship. According to the 2010 US census, more than seventy percent of Black women in America are unmarried. Black Women, Black Love reveals how four centuries of laws, policies, and customs...

What readers are saying... "As always, Sharon Srock delivers a suspenseful, loving, and beautiful story of real life in God’s hands. This series shows the love of God in the everyday life and trials of people doing their best to stay strong in their faith. How blessed we are, Ms Srock shares her tremendous talent with us!" Amazon reviewer SHE FINALLY HAS HER DREAM IN SIGHT. Maggie Hart hasn’t always made the best choices. When the life she was trying to build for her kids is derailed by charges of neglect, she found promise instead of despair. The promise of getting her kids back home ...

The Missing Years: a Novel is a National Indie Excellence Award 2025 finalist. It also received a Reader's Choice 5-Star Review: "I found it fascinating to learn more about Norah during her therapy sessions. Norah was a powerful woman who overcame all the obstacles in her life. The story was beautifully written, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it." Book Summary: Norah, a divorced, fatherless daughter, is living her best life despite her complicated family history. She has everything figured out, except how to find lasting love. She doesn’t trust easily because, in her experience, men ...

This is not one story. It is five. Each begins at the same instant — 6:11 PM, July 13, 2024, the moment a bullet flew toward Donald J. Trump at 2,600 feet per second — and follows the millimeter down a different path. In one telling, three strangers — a Secret Service agent, a reporter, and an FBI analyst — drag a conspiracy into the light before the nation ever reaches Election Day. In another, justice takes six years and a courtroom the whole world watches. And in the darkest telling of all, justice curdles into purge, the union itself begins to crack, and the truth becomes ...

When pregnant Bristol suddenly finds herself alone on the side of the road and about to pop, hunky football player Lane is the only one to pull over. As he steps up to help, could this be the unconventional start of something incredible? On our way to the hospital while I was in labor, my jealous boyfriend became convinced that I cheated on him––even though I didn’t. Deep down, he knows I would never do that. But he still pulled over and kicked me out of his car. It’s as if passing vehicles don’t see me. The only person who pulls over is a dumb jock, who doesn’t have any clue ...

Witness an epic historical journey as rival clans and ambitious emperors forge a centralized Japanese civilization. Perfect for your daily commute or a deep, focused listening session, this immersive narrative transports you to an eighth-century archipelago on the brink of transformation...

That's what witnesses say Irene Schroeder told a deputy holding her four-year-old son's photograph, an hour after she came down off an Arizona mountainside in handcuffs. She was twenty. Six days after her twenty-second birthday, she would die in Pennsylvania's electric chair — the first woman the state ever executed. Wheeling, West Virginia. Irene is eighteen when a married car salesman named Glenn Dague nearly runs her down on Sixteenth Street — and doesn't drive away. She's already divorced, waitressing, raising a son alone on tips and arithmetic. Eight months after Glenn leaves his ...