by Terri Osburn

4.2 stars – 20 reviews

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Lexi Hanson has landed a dream opportunity that will be the highlight of her resume going forward–if she can turn Hudson Sutherland’s dream of a luxury hotel in downtown Nashville into a reality. Something she’s never done before.

Adam Logan has found the perfect opportunity to take revenge on the man who left his mother high and dry to raise a bastard child on her own–if he can manipulate the beautiful woman leading the project. Something he’s more than willing to do.

Money, power, and ulterior motives bring them together, but when the line between business and pleasure is crossed, betrayal will tear them apart. Adam must choose between revenge and redemption, and Lexi must decide if she can ever trust a man who would so easily break her heart.

by Chelsea Gaither

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When werewolves drive pickup trucks and the boogeyman works minimum wage, it’s up to the agents of Terrestrial Affairs to ease the friction between the mundane and the magical. Agent Astrid Stone and forensic witch Magdalena Gonzales find themselves in a race against time to save a child from a spell gone wrong.

by CST Harding

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The year is 1913. Lady Henrietta Jones or ‘Harry’ is wild, confused and out of control. She desperately wants to learn to fly, but the only man available is dark flawed and scowling, an old fashioned brute.

Hostility rapidly turns into a frenzied battle of the sexes.

He reacts with fury to this modern girl who lies through her teeth. She treats him with contempt because he has victorian views on women’s right to vote, and a despicable way of moving his hips.

Harry is a high achieving woman who disguises herself by adopting different roles. She drives a sports automobile and plans to become a suffragette, before flying one of these new wood and canvas flying machines.

When she rescues annoying aircraft maker Lord Jack Hackett from potential death, they flame with emotion, and provoke the other to madness with outrageous lies.

After she maliciously steals his plans to his experimental flying machine, he is forced to chase the dreadful girl across Europe to get them back.

Suffering guilt, she secretly invests in his company. She wants him to believe in the potential of women, and wins a bet tricking him into attending a suffragette meeting. She even wonders mischievously whether she could turn him into a suffragist. But then everything starts to go wrong.

They uncover a plot involving aircraft being sabotaged and pilots killed. The head of the conspiracy is an unknown woman without a conscience, and with unerring male instinct, Jack decides it must be Harry.

Following an accident when she is nearly killed, she goes into hiding to protect the stubborn idiot, and transforms into the dangerous and scheming male Lieutenant… Alfred Pugh-Jones …Lady Alfred.

Jack surprisingly, appears broken by Harry’s treachery and reported death, and turns to the beautiful but devious Odette Therese von Paradis.

Events become impossibly tangled. Odette and Harry concoct fantastic schemes to destroy each other. More aeroplanes crash though sabotage. An essential flying machine competition is collapsing, and pilots keep getting killed. Meanwhile Britain is heading helplessly towards war without a modern aeroplane.

by Terry Toler

4.6 stars – 78 reviews

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America’s next endearing hero, CIA operative Alex Halee, goes off mission to infiltrate a cybercrime lab in North Korea run by the notorious Pok.

When he runs into trouble, he gets help from the most unlikely person. Bae Hwa is a thirteen-year-old North Korean girl who likes to steal backpacks. When she unknowingly gets her hands on a satchel full of nuclear codes, her entire family is in danger and she ends up in prison.

Alex is arrested and thrown in the same prison cell as Bae. It’s a race against time as he has to save them both and keep the codes out of the hands of those who want to destroy America . . .

by George Ehrenhaft

4.8 stars – 56 reviews

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Barron’s updated AP English Language and Composition with Online Tests features practice tests, sample essays, and essay-writing tips to help students practice their skills and score high on the exam.

The College Board has announced that there are May 2021 test dates available are May 3-7 and May 10-14, 2021.

This edition includes:

• Five full-length practice exams in the book with all questions answered and explained
• Three full-length online practice exams with answer explanations and automatic scoring
• A complete overview of the AP test
• Advice and instruction for answering multiple-choice questions
• A guide to writing focused and well-organized responses to essay questions
• Sample student essays with critiques
• Guidelines for evaluating essays and determining final AP exam scores