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The New Night
In the explosive conclusion to the Mindful Things series, Lauren and her allies face their greatest challenge in a literal race to save humanity. In book two, Lauren was taken by Raefield’s accomplices and sent to the past. She is held captive at Raefield’s grand estate, where secrets are overheard and half-truths are spoken regarding her former life. With her memory still blocked, Lauren struggles to trust anyone, making her escape more challenging. Yet nagging questions prevail: Did she and her birth parents do the right thing to prevent Raefield from becoming too powerful? Raefield continues his war to suppress humanity and bring back the rule of witches. Lauren is resolved to defeat Raefield at all costs. Back in the present day, Quinn, with her family and friends, work tirelessly to bring her home. A confrontation erupts and their escape is not without loss. Chicago remains the epicenter of imminent threats and a great battle is unavoidable. Will Lauren and her allies uncover Raefield’s weaknesses and avert his destruction on humankind? Their fate hangs in the balance of a new time.
A Time of Witches
In Mindful Things, Lauren embraces her true nature as she cultivates her growing powers. She continues to be hunted by loyalists to Raefield, a reminder that he’ll do anything to obtain the essence of her powers, even at the cost of her life. Now, Lauren and Quinn must flee Chicago to protect her family and friends from Raefield’s accomplices. Lauren is determined to finally defeat the forces of evil in a timeless struggle for power. She travels to New Haven, Connecticut, with her family to reconnect with her past and to gain insight into her true identity. Helen conjures up a spell, sending Lauren to confront the secrets that has haunted her family for over a century. She is lured deepe...
Mindful Things
Nineteen-year-old Lauren Reed has always felt peculiar. She has no memory of her past after her parents’ mysterious deaths, and her unusual emerald eyes and severe migraines reinforce her sense of being an outsider. With her sophomore year of Northwestern about to begin, Lauren can’t wait to escape her adoptive parents’ overprotectiveness and move in with her best friend, Raegan, for a fresh start. Unfortunately, her plan is thwarted when a strange note in her parents’ study leads to a frightful vision of a woman running for her life. Lauren’s other senses also start to heighten—especially after she meets the very handsome and charming Quinn Maxwell. As her visions and connection...
The Home Missionary
No. 3 of each volume contains the annual report and minutes of the annual meeting.
Home Missionary
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Jackie Tempo and the House of Wisdom
Baghdad, 927 C.E. Deep in the heart of the famous House of Wisdom hides a terrible secret, ready to unleash a destructive force on humanity. But the truth will be revealed only to those deemed most worthy. As murder and terror lurk amongst shadows of the Abbasid world, a visitor from the twenty-first century seeks to tap into its deadly powers. There is no stopping Devon Pearson or so he thinks. Meanwhile, far into the future, sophomore Jackie Tempo is finally starting to adjust to life at her new high school after the disappearance of her parents. As she struggles with her research on the Golden Age of Islam, she must rely on the wisdom of ancient books to help her. But when she and an unlikely friend suddenly find themselves catapulting back into the past, Jackie soon discovers that the books are not books at all, but instead, portals to a secret world. With the help of a scholar, a harem woman, and a jinni, Jackie begins a dangerous journey to uncover the truth and find her parents. In the third book in the Jackie Tempo series, a teenager risks everything including the fate of humankind in her quest to find her way back home.
Oink
Pigs, poisoned cornbread, a feminist network, and a university tainted by corporate values. First in the Emily Addams Food for Thought Series. One of the 18 funniest books to come out this spring. MediaBookBub.Com One of the five foodie novels to read this summer. Epicurious One of 18 breakthrough novels this season. MediaBookBub.Com Emily Addams, foodie professor of women’s studies at Arbor State—a land grant university in Northern California—finds herself an unlikely suspect in the poisoning of a man she barely knows: Professor Peter Elliott of Plant Biology, the hotshot developer of a new genetically modified corn. How did her cornbread end up in his hand as he lay in the smelly muc...
Murder, She Knit
Since her only daughter left for college, widow Pamela Paterson has kept busy as associate editor of a craft magazine and founder of the Knit and Nibble knitting club in quaint Arborville, New Jersey. Now, she’s trying out a new hobby—solving murders! Pamela is hosting the next Knit and Nibble meeting and can’t wait to liven up her otherwise empty home with colorful yarn, baking, and a little harmless gossip. She even recruits Amy Morgan, an old friend who recently moved to town, as the group’s newest member. But on the night of the gathering, Amy doesn’t show. Not until Pamela finds the woman dead outside—a knitting needle stabbed through the front of her handmade sweater . . . Someone committed murder before taking off with Amy’s knitting bag, and Pamela realizes that only she can spot the deadly details hidden in mysterious skeins. But when another murder occurs, naming the culprit—and living to spin the tale—will be more difficult than Pamela ever imagined . . . Knitting tips and delicious recipe included!
My So-Called Love Life
A cartoon character is ruining my love life! Yes, it's true. I'm the voice of Maggy Hoot, the wisecracking owl from the hit animated series Arborville. And as soon as any cute or eligible or even breathing guy realizes what I do for a living, the relationship is over before it's started. I'm actually Lindy Edwards, a smart, educated woman who would really like to get past the third date with a nice Christian man without having to give a hoot-owl impersonation. Is that too much to ask?
