by Mary Jane Morgan

4.3 stars – 70 reviews

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Invited by her late husband’s friends to visit the Crystal Springs dude ranch in Tennessee for Christmas, Bethany Salsbury jumps at the chance. But when she and her son arrive and she meets Mitch O’Rourke, she is thrown off balance by her instant attraction.

Too busy building his career to date anyone, let alone have a relationship, Mitch’s interest is peaked the minute he lays eyes on Bethany. Just his luck, she lives halfway across the country, is still healing from the death of her husband, and is starting pharmaceutical school in Portland this fall.

Can Mitch help Bethany move beyond heartbreak, or will he break her heart again?

by Chariss K. Walker

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2121, A Dystopian Fantasy Series is written for Young Adults, New Adults, and All Age Adults who enjoy dystopian and post-apocalyptic fiction.
In the year 2121 their world changed forever when their government turned against them, leaving them for dead. Now, the few remaining survivors must band together to form a new society. Only together can they avoid the horrifying beasts who hunt them for food.
This box set includes Salazar, Book 1, Sondra, Book 2, and Dinah, Book 3.
The story begins in the year 2121 when August City suffers an unprecedented air raid that destroys government and industrial buildings, killing almost every citizen. Looking for safety, Salazar leads his mother to underground tunnels his grandmother told him about.
August City faces apocalyptic annihilation while its wealthiest citizens are spirited away and to safety by spaceships.
The wealthiest residents have fled.
An unprecedented and unprovoked air raid shatters August City.
A biological toxin is released on Earth.
The survivors are either human or something else, something they became after breathing the pink toxic mist. The toxic mist is a biological weapon that was part of the air raid. It affects their most vulnerable DNA, turning many into raving, savage beasts that want to kill and eat humans.
Can the survivors form a new society? Can they make it? Is there any hope?
Could this be our future? Find out for yourself in this scary but clean, Rated PG post-apocalyptic series.

by Debra Kristi

4.5 stars – 129 reviews

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My hidden, magical gift may have killed my boyfriend.

When my boyfriend is killed in a car accident—one I’m certain I somehow caused—a combination of grief and magic send me spiraling into another, far more dangerous realm, where I find a fierce sister, a mysterious green-eyed boy, and a darkly seductive presence drawn to my blood.

As the line between my dream world and waking life blur, my time to get my strange, dangerous powers under control before more people die shrinks. Fighting back to save this place from grave danger is my only hope…but this realm’s darkness is bent on my destruction, and and my efforts to save those I love may destroy my world instead.

If you devoured the MORTAL INSTRUMENTS series, then you’ll adore this award-winning, action-packed, romance-touched, coming-of-age adventure of love, sacrifice, and destiny.

by Baruch Karp, Avigdor Zonnenshain, Arnon Betur

5.0 stars – 3 reviews

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The book explores engineering as a profession as well as the leadership role of engineers in shaping modern society.
A review of the generalized approach to engineering, which is common to the various engineering disciplines, is presented. It emphasizes the unique nature of engineering, which is based on integration of science & engineering science with design, art & experience. Successful engineering and engineers, as well as efficient education of engineers, need to optimize the balance between these cornerstones. Together they make up the fundamentals required for creativity and innovative approaches in engineering.
The book deals with a range of issues encouraging every engineer to exercise a holistic approach, which is based on integration of key elements such as relations and interactions between science & engineering; engineers as decision makers; uncertainties, reliability & failure prevention; responsibility and ethics; engineering and society; education of engineers in the modern era.

by Morris Fenris

4.5 stars – 25 reviews

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Will loving him mean she must give up her own freedom?

Madison O’Connor and her two sisters inherit their Great-Uncle’s Wyoming ranch.

They decide to use the property as a base for tourist business.

In the small country of Altanaria, Max is told by his father to take his elder brother’s place in the family business.

Max decides to take a break at a small dusty ranch in Wyoming while deciding what to do next.

Madison and Max begin to work together to get the new business off the ground while spending time getting to know each other.

But when a major secret Max is keeping surfaces, will they be able to trust each other with their future?

by Tsippy Monat

4.3 stars – 8 reviews

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How does the ancient traditional knowledge of femininity, pregnancy, and birth fit into the modern contemporary world?

No matter where – in a small village in the mountains, a large coastal city, or a remote tribe – birth is the center of humanity, and without it we have no future.

Secrets Of Childbirth describes a ten-year anthropological journey to the farthest corners of the earth and offers the modern Western world ancient and traditional knowledge concerning femininity, pregnancy, and birth.

Tsippy Monat, an anthropologist and experienced doula, has sat by old and seasoned midwives in Madagascar, India, the Native American tribes in South Dakota, Alaska, the Tafilah region in Jordan, and many other places in the world, to imbibe their wisdom firsthand. In her fascinating book, she reveals what she has learned:

• The essence of “the woman who knows”, the traditional midwife of various cultures
• Unique traditional techniques and rituals for caring for pregnant women and the process of childbirth itself
• Social-cultural perceptions of women in the “old” world, accompanied by revelations of spiritual and practical knowledge