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The shell she gave away saved him. Now it might save her. After her Manhattan career implodes, Wendi Parker returns to Hadley Cove with her rescue dog, Max, and last of her savings to open The Painted Shell—an art store now weeks away from closing its doors forever. Miles Dalton arrives in town after his father's Alzheimer's worsens, never expecting to meet a shop owner whose dog inexplicably adores his dad. Neither realizes their connection began decades ago, when a grieving boy received a "magic" shell from a kindhearted girl.

She's about to lose everything she's holding onto. He's about to find everything he never had. Blair Foster has until New Year's Day to save the tree farm that's been in her late husband's family for generations. If she can't come up with fifty thousand dollars, the land meant to be her son's inheritance will be gone, along with the last living piece of the man she loved. Reid Brighton, a famous self-taught astronomer, has bet his savings, his reputation, and his future on a comet appearing over Sugarberry Ridge on Christmas night. If he’s wrong, he'll lose it all.

Liam's been sent by his pack to find the next gift—a human with special abilities to help their pack. Once he realizes she's his mate, his mission gets a whole lot trickier. From an outside perspective, Talya’s got it all—loving grandparents, a doting boyfriend, looks, and popularity. But things aren’t always as they seem. Talya feels trapped in a relationship with her domineering boyfriend. All that changes the day she literally runs into Liam, the man who just happens to be her new gym teacher. Liam has his eye on her for reasons Talya knows nothing about.

Emma's a human girl on the run from an abusive home. Garrett is the alpha of the strongest wolf pack in the Midwest. Their worlds are about to collide in a way neither of them saw coming. Emersyn’s heart was shattered when her father died when she was just twelve years old. If that weren’t enough, her mother married a man less than twelve months later, bringing her cruel step-brother into her life. On her eighteenth birthday, she finally finds the courage to run away. She leaves behind the only life she’s ever known with just the clothes on her back and three hundred dollars in her pocket.

Angel Lamb has overcome many obstacles in her three decades of life. Rescued from an abusive environment at a young age, Angel has a realistic and cynical outlook on life, yet a strong sense of right and wrong. After she loses her wife in a tragic automobile accident, Angel seeks out the assistance of a local grief support group to help her deal with the crushing loss. When violence begins to find members of the group, Angel is forced to face her painful past as well as an uncertain future. In order to survive, she will have to challenge her own black and white view of good and evil.

In Edgewood Estates, perfect homes hide deadly secrets. Sophia and Josh Miller are desperate for a fresh start. The quiet Virginia Beach neighborhood seems like everything they have been searching for-beautiful homes, friendly neighbors, and the promise of a safe new beginning. But something about Edgewood Estates feels wrong. The neighbors watch too carefully. Conversations stop when Sophia enters the room. At night, footsteps echo outside their house, and shadows move behind darkened windows. Then there is Hana Wilson.

You do not see the world as it is. There is a lens you look through. Every belief you hold, every conclusion you reach, every judgment you make is filtered through layers of experience, conditioning, memory, expectation, and emotion. Most people assume they are responding to reality itself. Few stop to consider that they may be responding primarily to their interpretation of it.

Some doors open by accident. Some open because they were waiting for you. Hadley James was only trying to save her struggling museum with a little Poe-themed fundraising magic. She never meant to tear a hole in the veil, or drag Edgar Allan Poe, beautiful, grieving, and impossibly alive, straight into her world... and into her arms. But something crawled through with him. For more than a century, it has worn his stories like skin. Fed on grief. Waited in the dark between worlds. And now, it's starving. The tether keeping Poe anchored to the living world is fraying.

Spencer Marshall can't risk his reputation by admitting he's been waiting for "the right woman" for his first kiss. His pride won't let him admit the truth, even when his "reputation" stands between him and the girl of his dreams. Emily Best. Emily Best went to work for her stepfather, and now she's on a mission to prove she's the right woman for the job. There's no time for romance in her life. Not now, and especially not with a womanizer like Spencer. She's been hurt once, and she won't let it happen again.

Faith Beyond the River is a powerful historical fiction novel about survival, identity, and the unbreakable bond of family. Born into brutal labor in the diamond mines of Sierra Leone, Othanda Bankole and his brothers grow up under oppression, violence, and stolen futures. Bound by faith and driven by hope, they make a daring escape across continents, leaving behind blood-soaked soil for the uncertain promise of freedom in Europe.

Empaths often struggle with setting healthy boundaries and taking care of their own needs. They may feel guilty for saying no or putting themselves first, leading to burnout and emotional exhaustion If this sounds familiar, you are not alone. Empaths around the world face these challenges every day. But there is hope. In this Bundle, you will discover practical strategies and techniques to help you navigate life as an empath and unlock your inner power.

"Azalea" is an epic action-adventure that explores a complex yet healthy relationship dynamic among its main characters, incorporating themes of personal choice and navigating difficult emotions, such as anger, desire, and heartache. Dragons—ravenous beasts of immense elemental power—have risen from their millennium-long slumber to devour the world's magic. Their rise threatens to exterminate all life on the planet… as they have done countless times. Azalea, a daughter of the Sylva, born of a giant, sentient tree, awakens into this world at war.

This is not a book about health in the way most people have come to expect it. There are no trends to follow here, no protocols dressed up as breakthroughs, no promises built on borrowed certainty. Instead, Dave Dotto returns to a simpler, more demanding idea: that the body, like every other part of life, responds to the quality of attention brought to it. In The Longevity Field Manual, he extends the principles introduced in The Observer into the physical domain, where choice becomes behavior, behavior shapes physiology, and physiology, over time, becomes the life you live in your body.

New York, summer of 1929 The documents that hermeticist Nia Himlan and astronomer Aden Fenice tried to save from the fire at the University of Hermetics have been stolen. Nia suspects the divinators, and since they maintain that Aden will eventually help them, he takes advantage of their good...

New York, spring of 1929 In order to obtain the facilities she needs to complete her investigation of the courthouse collapse, hermeticist Nia Himlan has made a deal with some of Little Italy's shadier characters. She is granted access to a laboratory, but everything comes at a price, and soon...

New York City, spring of 1929 When the city’s new courthouse collapses during its opening ceremony, the two rivaling universities of hermetics and astronomy find themselves embroiled in a far-reaching scandal. For questionable reasons, hermeticist student, Nia Himlan, and astronomer, Aden...

"All I wanted was to gather PI hours, maybe make out with my boyfriend, and not spend the week elbow-deep in lies, secret babies, and murder suspects. But nooo, Sarina had to go and get arrested. For murder. On a Tuesday." ~ Roxy HorneRoxy Horne is so close to becoming a full-blown Private...

The Deadbeat Killer features Charlie Casey—a burned-out contract killer yet, strangely, a sympathetic figure. At 53, Charlie knows his personal life is one big bowl of nothingness. The love of his life, from years back, still needs closure. And after decades of killing gigs and social solitude, Charlie is seeking to answer a question—What made me possible? Charlie’s life reboot takes on urgency after he mistakenly kills an innocent woman while on a gig in the Hollywood Hills.

Happiness isn’t something you wait for it’s something you practice. In The Observer, Dave Dotto introduced a powerful shift in thinking: the space between what happens and how you interpret it is where your experience of life is shaped. The Observer Workbook takes that idea out of theory and places it firmly into your daily life. This is not a book you simply listen. It’s one you return to, write in, and grow through. Inside, you’ll be guided through a practical, repeatable process designed to help you slow down, notice more, and respond with intention instead of habit.

Most people never hear that stated in a practical way. In The Observer: Why Happiness Is a Skill and How to Cultivate It, Dave Dotto presents a clear and structured system built on a simple premise: happiness is not an outcome. It is a trained capacity.