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Tyler
Tyler Campbell is rescued from having his butt handed to him by Jessica, a courageous biker bartender with gorgeous ink. Jess is a single mom, her life taken up by raising a son and keeping away from her ex. Tyler is the first man who’s truly looked at her in a long, long time, the first to make her remember what passion is. Though she recognizes that Tyler’s a playboy, she sees something else in him, a pain he’s kept hidden from all, even his close-knit family. Jessica doesn’t believe she’ll ever have anything with Tyler, but when she needs help, she risks all by seeking him in a little Texas town called Riverbend. Book 4 in the Riding Hard series. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Cambria} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 12.0px Cambria; min-height: 14.0px} span.s1 {font: 12.0px 'Times New Roman'}
Between You and Me
Hunting a killer is scary. Talking about your feelings is scarier. Dashiell Dawson Dane is certain the universe is conspiring against him. After all, things have been good—almost too good—for way too long. He’s got a great group of friends. He’s writing regularly. And things with Bobby seem like they might, maybe, possibly be moving beyond friend territory. It’s all so good, in fact, that it feels like the setup for something truly catastrophic. Not to mention, it’s the weekend before Valentine’s Day. So, when Dash and his friends visit Shipwreck Shores, a local amusement park, he’s not terribly surprised when he stumbles across a body in the fun house. The surprising part comes when the body disappears before park security—or the sheriff—can see it. And while no one will say it to his face, some people in Hastings Rock seem to suspect Dash is making it up. No body means no official investigation, so Dash finds himself forced into his own search for answers. But the killer isn’t done yet. And Dash’s sleuthing sets the two of them on a collision course.
Silver Lake's Transformation
In Joe Smiga's first western, he created the town of Silver Lake. Many circumstances happened causing its characters to be involved in murder, destruction, greed, and power. Now in the sequel to A Cowboy's Vengeance, the reader is transported from the first book into a realistic portrayal of the growth of a town located in Utah during the 1890s. Silver Lake's transformation deals with change and growth in each of the main characters from the original book along with new characters and how their lives are intertwined. the stories of life, struggles, and love in the west; when the town begins dealing with growth caused by stagecoach runs, the railway, having a bank, a new sheriff, and bandits. If you enjoyed the western programs from television, you will love these two books.
Fateful Fury
Jessica Tyler decided to try online dating. She was ready to meet the man of her dreams; it seemed like a good idea; after all, everyone was doing it. It proved to be the biggest mistake of her life.At age 24, Jessica Tyler's normal life was seized. Ben Grable planned this moment for months plotting and planning every detail until the moment finally arrived. As the moist cloth-covered Jessica's mouth, the darkness moved in, Jessica's life would never be the same. Ben smiled as he heard the padlock bang against the cage. Jessica was in his trap, exactly where he planned to keep her.Eight Months later, Jessica is ready to make her move. To escape the horror of Bens's grip, Jessica finds a fury deep in her psyche and strength she never knew she had. The escape was just the beginning.Fateful Fury is a story about courage, determination, love and a powerful friendship between two women. This suspenseful read will draw you in and not let go.
Soulless
One girl can change the outcome of a war that has been fought for millennia. Ryder must keep his identity a secret and discover who that girl is at the same time. This means working with the enemy he loathes for destroying his family. But when he gets to a small town called Lorna and meets a girl named Ava, he unexpectedly falls in love.Ava is a small-town girl who is perplexed by strange dreams and the mystery of Ryder. When she is asked to leave her family, friends, and the life she's known forever, will she have the courage to do the right thing?
Terror On A Mountain In Africa
Its a screenplay. An exciting thrilling screen Play. Terror On A Mountain In Africa.... The screen play begins describing the showing of footage from some of the many nuclear tests that were carried out by the U.S. government in the mountains of Africa. The government had ordered the local residents to move to keep them from getting hurt by the atomic tests. Some of the residents (miners) refused to leave their homes, and were exposed to dangerous levels of radiation. The natives went into the caves to survive, but their newborn children were genetically altered. The children are now adults, and to survive in the jungle, they murder and rob traveler passing through the jungle. They are not o...
Run Like Jäger
Kurt Schreiber can hardly believe his luck when his grade 12 German exchange lands him in Zethen, a town just east of Berlin where his beloved grandfather had grown up in the 1930's. Although Kurt had questioned his grandfather about his life in Germany, he received no answers so is determined to clarify his grandfather's past if only to silence the horrible dreams he endures in which, as a German soldier, he kills helpless civilians. Then at his great-grandparents' gravesite he meets an old man, Wolfgang Brandt, his grandfather's best childhood friend. As Kurt tries to escape the local bully and finds himself falling in love with Marta, Brandt's granddaughter, he slowly drinks in Brandt's war-time story about his grandfather's real actions during the war. As the war story climbs to a gripping climax, Kurt and Marta save the bully's brother from drowning in a vicious electrical storm. Kurt brings Wolfgang back to Canada for a visit to re-connect with his old friend, and makes plans to attend university in Berlin.-- Publisher.
Elevator to Hell
Perhaps crime doesn't pay. But doing nothing doesn't either. Still, does any degree of abuse or mistreatment warrant fratricide-killing one's own brother? Or, more precisely, half-brother? And when does old fashioned greed take over and disguise itself as simple ambition or self-preservation? Find out. Discover how the rock and roll bastard from Detroit, Nic Reilly, fights his way to the top of the record business and then loses everything, including himself-with most of it taking place during the implosion years of the file-sharing revolution as the music industry melts to the ground.
CODEPENDENCY RECOVERY WORKBOOK
So, you just found out you're codependent and ready to break free from that. What do you do? Being codependent is a very tough situation that affects everything you do in life in ways that are far from awesome. You may have noticed that you've struggled not to control others because you feel out of control, and you want nothing more than to stop being bugged down by the pain and resentment you feel. Is there any way to set yourself free, you wonder? By choosing this workbook, you've made the best first step possible. Let's face it: Codependency sucks. Also, not everyone is a narcissist. Codependents, people who have been mistreated in the past, and people who have had to put their own needs last for a long time may be victims of abuse and social conditioning without giving into the destructive cravings for power and control that are inherent in addiction.
Selvages & Biases
Winner of the 1973 Pulitzer Prize for history, Kammen addresses three themes concerning the state of historical inquiry in America. Beginning with how history as a professional discipline has changed over the past century, the book treats the relationship of the historian's craft to American nationalism, the value of historical knowledge, and the shifting attitudes of historians toward society. Kammen appraises the significance of historiography as a measure of cultural change and shows how the past has been manipulated for social and ideological reasons, and how memories of the national and regional past have conflicted with the realities of historical experience. He also explains how traditional modes of interpreting the past have lost their cohesive force and why historians should pursue new approaches to the cultural history. ISBN 0-8014-1924-7: $24.95.
