by Grace Goodwin

4.3 stars – 432 reviews

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One look, one touch, and there is no denying the heat…

Twenty-one and single, Alexis Lopez hopes her lackluster response to men is a problem she’s eager to solve by volunteering for the Interstellar Brides Program. One look at the large, dominant alien who claims she belongs to him sets her body on fire. When he tells her, in explicit detail, how he’ll claim her in every way, she is eager to give her mate everything, body and soul.

Von of Everis is a ruthless and high ranking Hunter who’s spent years fighting in the Hive wars. But his bed, and his life, are empty until Alexis arrives. One look at his innocent little bride and he knows she belongs to him.

Simple, right? Nope. The match is challenged by one of the most feared warriors on the planet and stolen kisses and mind-numbing pleasure won’t save Von from a deadly duel. But Von is a Hunter, a warrior, a protector, and someone is trying to take what belongs to him. Only him. He will do whatever it takes to protect, save and claim his virgin mate.

by Einat Mashaal Nitzan

4.8 stars – 6 reviews

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A comprehensive and practical guide to leading Playback Theater groups

As a form of improvisational theatre based on true life stories, Playback Theatre can be a truly life changing experience. Each practitioner in this special theatrical form is well aware of its merits: listening, joint creativity, spontaneity, a deep feeling of community and meaning, a place to tell your life stories.

To truly endow the playback magic, the participants’ improvisation, acting, and listening skills must be honed, developed, and navigated by an experienced and seasoned guide.
In her book A Stage for Everyone, Einat Mashaal Nitzan shares details of what to teach – themes and exercises from the fields of improvisation, acting, and playback theater, together with details of how to teach – key content for leaders of creative groups.

In this book readers will find:
● 250 warm-up, listening, improvisation and acting exercises
● 30 study topics
● 25 classic and new playback forms
● Playback Theater skills questionnaire
● A glossary of terms from the worlds of acting, improvisation and playback theater
● Tips, tools, examples, and stories from the field

A Stage for Everyone is a must-read for anyone currently involved in playback theatre, as well as directors, theatre teachers, improvisors, group conductors, or expressive arts therapists; For all lovers of the field or simply for anyone who believes in the power of improvisation, theatre, and storytelling.

by Nhys Glover

4.1 stars – 54 reviews

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For Yin and all her kind, the sight of winged Aerians in the sky meant safety. But when she automatically uses previously unknown mental powers to protect one such Aerian, Yin finds herself stolen away from her home and embroiled in a rebellion she didn’t even know was taking place.
The cyborgs that serve humanity on a distant world are invincible in all ways except one: their human minds are prone to madness. When Stone and Steel, two young Aerian cyborgs, save Yin from a terrible death, they realize the millennium-old Prophecy of the Protector is about to be fulfilled. Along with Sand, their high-ranking superior, they risk everything to keep safe the woman they know can do far more than just protect them. Her love can heal their tortured minds and save humanity from annihilation.