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Rose saved her werewolf lover with a chain of Moon-Iron. But the anchor that caged the beast also froze the man, and now they must risk everything to bring his heart back from the cold. Rose (Elara) finally has the life she fought for: a quiet sanctuary and a partner, Lukas (Cain), anchored by a revolutionary Moon-Iron Talisman. The Beast within is controlled, but the cost is devastating—Lukas is emotionally numb, a perfect machine without the fire that Rose loves. She won the war for his control, but she’s losing the man.

In a world where ancient fantasy meets cutting edge science, Rose is a strategist who risks everything for a man who is both her greatest love and her deadliest liability.

In the picture-perfect village of Mothwick, flowers are never just flowers. Each summer, the Midsummer Flower Fair transforms the rolling slopes of Midsummer Hill into a riot of colour, competition, and carefully concealed grudges. When a respected botanist and long-standing garden club elder is found dead among the prize delphiniums, the village’s polite routines begin to fray.

Years ago, four friends discovered a secret: a floating island brimming with wonder and adventure. Now, returning with their families, John, Mia, Frank, and Sarah are ready to share the magic of the Floating Isle with the next generation. As their children explore hidden waterfalls, ancient ruins, and the mysteries of the island, the friends rediscover the bonds that shaped their lives. But a sudden storm threatens their reunion, testing their resilience and reminding them of the true meaning of family and friendship.

Return to a place where adventure is a tradition, family is forged across generations, and wonder is found in every breeze. The Floating Isle series follows a circle of friends and their families as they journey each year to a remote magical island—a place alive with wild beauty, hidden secrets, and cherished memories. From childhood escapades and heartfelt reunions to storms weathered and mysteries solved, each visit deepens the bonds among parents, children, and new friends.

In the fourth installment of The Moon-Iron Series, scientist Rose and the legendary Anchored Wolf, Lukas, face their most treacherous political and military battle yet: the ancient, unforgiving judgment of the Werewolf Pack Elders.

Dive into Murder at the Maple Festival, a delightful cosy mystery that blends small-town charm, delectable baking, and a dash of suspense in the heart of autumn. When beloved farmer Harold Granger is poisoned at Maplewood’s cherished Maple Festival, local baker Clara Maplethorpe trades her rolling pin for sleuthing skills to uncover a killer hiding among syrup stalls and twinkling lanterns. With her tabby cat, Muffin, purring at her side, Clara kneads through clues—tampered syrup bottles, a missing trophy, cryptic notes, and a deadly foxglove secret—to protect her town’s sweetness.

The sanctuary is compromised. The alliance has been poisoned. Now, the birth of their child triggers a war. Rose and Lukas fought for a fragile peace on the North Ridge, building a technological fortress to protect their future. But their greatest triumph—the birth of their son, Elias—is about to become the catalyst for their ultimate defeat. The Price of Betrayal: A trusted member of the Pack—the Lore Keeper, Corvus—has infiltrated their cabin, systematically turning Rose’s high-tech Wall of Silence into a lethal beacon.

In Sandy's Snowbound Adventures Vol. 2, a young Alaskan dreamer journeys into a secret winter realm hidden beneath shimmering northern lights. Her stuffed companions—Ralph the dog, Snowflake the kitten, and Hershel the horse—spring to life to help her on spirited mail-carrying missions across the snow.

When a student disappears along the banks of Hollow Creek, Detective Mae Calder is reassigned to the small town she swore she’d never return to. The case looks routine—until Mae uncovers a pattern of disappearances spaced twenty-seven years apart, each foreshadowed by whispered sightings of a not-quite-human figure at the waterline. As Founders’ Day looms and the town demands “normalcy,” Mae follows a hard investigative trail—interviews, flood maps, forensics, public records—into secrets the creek has been holding since the mill diverted its flow.

Tale Of Two Tribes is a beautifully crafted historical novel that weaves together themes of love, identity, and cultural reconciliation. Set against the backdrop of the Pacific Northwest, it follows Aiyana, a young woman of the Smulkamish tribe, as she navigates the deep-rooted conflicts between her people and the Skopamish. Through her secret meetings with Nakoda, a Skopamish young man, Aiyana begins to question long-held divisions and seeks a path toward unity between the tribes.

Hazel Bloom likes her life quiet. Tucked away in her little cottage, she spends her days making small-batch jams, walking her fluffy Pomeranian Peaches, and avoiding the competitive theatrics of the local artisan market. But everything changes the morning she finds a rival jam-seller collapsed beside a bubbling vat in the sugar shack — poisoned, with only a dropped tasting spoon and a trail of orchard secrets to hint at what really happened.

Zola lives in a quartz cottage on the very last cliff of anywhere, with only the vast, silent Void for a neighbor. She's sure she's the loneliest girl in the universe. But one night, the Void... whispers. It’s a tiny, shivering, lonely sound that pulls at her heart. To answer it, Zola must captain her great-grandmother’s ship, a magical vessel woven from moonlight and twine. With jars of cinnamon-scented starlight for fuel, she leaps into the inky black.

In Boneway, the third book of The Backwoods Series, the shadows of Fenwell Hollow deepen as progress cuts a line through old ground. What should have been a path forward becomes a reckoning: names surface where they do not belong, memories refuse to stay buried, and bargains echo louder than ever. Blending Southern Gothic atmosphere with supernatural suspense, Boneway invites listeners into a world where every mile is haunted by history, and every step risks debt to forces older than law.

A blistering near-future political thriller of revolt, sacrifice, and the hard work of rebuilding. When federal squads smash into a Kansas farmhouse and a child dies, ordinary families stop being silent. We The People: Rising follows disillusioned veterans, an embattled journalist, a whistleblowing engineer, and thousands of citizens who refuse to accept a manufactured nation of fear. This is a story of uprising, betrayal, and the price of saying “enough.”

This captivating book tells the story of Rebecca, a curious and artistic young girl living in an ancient, early human village. While others focus on the immediate needs of survival, Rebecca is drawn to the mysteries of the natural world and the stories held within it. A Hidden World of Color Driven by her thirst for expression, Rebecca discovers The Crack Behind the Waterfall, leading her into a deep, silent realm of Echoes in the Dark. There, in a vast, cold expanse The Big Empty Wall she finds her canvas.

When a boy named only by the ledger finds proof that the city’s contracts are built on lies, he turns a private refusal into public revolt. Kicked out at fourteen and raised beneath the hum of surveillance and small-town corruption, he becomes a quiet architect: building a life from refusal, forging rules of his own, and holding a ledger that maps who buys power with secrecy and cash. What begins as youthful rebellion evolves into something sharper — calculated, magnetic, and dangerous.

In this charming romantic comedy musical short story, Crisp Joy cafe in Highland Falls becomes the backdrop for laughter and resilience during the holidays. Owned by Crisp, the cafe's delightful Pumpkin Vanilla Latte Chocolate Chip Love sets the tone, while a mischievous Irish-speaking clerk adds a touch of magic. Amid cafe troubles, Crisp and Lou's romance faces a seasonal test of joy, creating a whimsical tale of love, laughter, and enchanting surprises, all accompanied by a delightful musical soundtrack.

From author Tommy Marcum comes a raw and gripping psychological thriller rooted in the chilling reality of modern surveillance. Daniel's quiet suburban life is shattered when his young son, Pip, sees a "monster" in the house—a terrifying threat that can only be explained by a disturbing truth. This is not just a story; it's a harrowing descent into a non-fiction style narrative that blurs the line between reality and fear.

This is a short autobiography about my life so far.