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With the weekend right around the corner, Homicide Detective Mitch Cannon is looking forward to Saturday night. It isn’t often he has a date, and this one will be particularly interesting. His new friend Liza is beautiful, edgy, outspoken, and somewhat odd.
But Mitch’s usual Friday-morning phone call to his mom sets the wheels in motion for five days of pure hell. Mitch’s sister, Marie, has gone missing without a trace. His date is canceled, and Mitch’s partner, Devon, and Liza also go missing the following night. The only clue is a call Mitch gets from someone whose number is blocked, the anonymous speaker saying, “Ticktock, ticktock.”
Mitch and the entire Habersham precinct set out on a white-knuckle search to find his sister, partner, and new friend before time runs out and all three are gone forever.
When Jackson Pole stopped to help the country star trapped in the bus, he thought he was doing a good deed. But the next day, with Avery staying in his house and her fingerprints all over everything, he has one very disturbing realization: Now that she was here, she was going to change everything.
Life in his small town in North Carolina, on the ranch he worked so hard to buy, has always been more than enough for him. He never wanted anything more, and he certainly never wanted a woman. Especially a high-profile, high-maintenance one like Avery.
But when she leaves, intent on starting her tour and moving on from the disastrous week she spent waiting for her bus to be repaired, it turns out he was wrong.
He does need a woman. And only one woman will do: the one that just left him.
Hero in Waiting is a sweet romance that features cowboys, small-town characters, and plenty of romance, with a guaranteed HEA, and is the start of the Southern Rogues series.
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A melody from the stars can save humanity, but only if Stephen can awaken the alien within…
Childhood therapy cured Stephen Fisher of disturbing visions and the delusion of having come from another world. But when his daughter obsesses over a star in the night sky, he fears that his genetic legacy may have burdened her with the same illness. His sanity is then shattered when he loses his child and the military abducts him claiming that she recorded a song broadcast from another world.
A voice inside Stephen’s head convinces him that he can bring his daughter back to life. What he discovers instead is a stunning truth about himself, his child’s destiny, and fate of the entire human race…
Melody is a riveting and thought-provoking science fiction novel. If you like first contact scenarios and action-filled pages, then you’ll love David Hoffer’s otherworldly adventure.
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YA Book of The Day:
– Learn MoreHis newfound abilities draw the attention of a group of ancient and powerful sorcerers who will stop at nothing to remove him as a threat to their dominance.
Together with his friends Andie and Max, Jason sets off on a perilous journey to find a fabled city of Magicians. With only his absent-minded old neighbor Michael Munday to guide them, they must make their way through this new and dangerous world where a single misstep could cost them their lives.
Will they reach Sanctuary before the sorcerers track Jason down? What will they find when they get there, and how will they stop the dark sorcerer Thanatos, who rules over the kingdom of the dead?
Jason, who only days ago was just another kid from a nothing town, must unlock the secrets of the most powerful magical objects in the world – the Eternals – if humanity has any hope to survive.
Today’s Book of The Day is sponsored by this week’s Kids’ eBook of The Week:
– Learn MoreThis is the second in the “Big Ideas For Little People” series from Certified Mindfulness Coach Melissa Maxx.
Fabulous Freddy is in a very bad mood.
Freddy doesn’t like being in a bad mood.
He asks his Mom for advice.
She explains that it is perfectly normal to feel bad, sad or mad sometimes. The key is to let yourself feel your feelings and then let it go.
Freddy learns the importance of using mindfulness when dealing with emotions like sadness, anger or frustration.
Maxx’s first book, “Mindfulness For People Who Suck At Being Mindful” had big ideas for grownup people.
Her “Big Ideas For Little People” books for kids offer a way for children to start a mindfulness practice early on.
The younger we start talking about, and practicing emotional intelligence, the better!
Written in verse, with fun, colorful illustrations!
Kids can benefit from mindfulness too!
