If Will Fletcher’s severe bipolar disorder isn’t proof he shouldn’t be a parent, his infant daughter’s grave is. Once a happily married, successful veterinarian, he now lives with his sister and thrives as the small-town crazy of Half Moon Hollow. But when a fifteen-year-old orphan claims she’s his daughter, Will is forced back into the role he fears most: fatherhood. Her biological dad isn’t the hero Regan Whitmer hoped for, but he’s better than her abusive stepfather back in Chicago. Sti...

Soar Beyond the Clouds with Squirrel & Bear Take to the Air Join an unforgettable adventure in Squirrel & Bear Take to the Air, a heartwarming story of friendship and dreams written and illustrated by Patrick Brooks. This delightful tale invites young readers to soar alongside Squirrel and Bear as they embark on a quest to achieve the impossible—taking to the skies. Squirrel has always dreamed of flying, but his family and the birds in the forest tell him to keep his feet on the ground. Th...

Once burned . . . twice, hell no**.**The former Marine turned bodyguard trusted the wrong person once. So he can't just trust a spy that shows up on his doorstep. Too bad the protector in him has something else in mind . . .Danee Swann can't do it alone. She needs help tracking down a missing person. Joining up with Agile Security's team is just the answer she's been so desperate for.Too bad the jaw-dropping-hot former Mari...

The former SEAL's new mission has a serious perk—a fake date with a beautiful stranger. Unraveling the lies surrounding her life? That's where things get lethally dangerous.Justin 'Dozer' Roark didn't expect to need a fake date for his first civilian security mission. He would quickly flip you off if you told him he'd fall for the cocktail waitress he paid to help him. He wasn't in the market for love. Ever. His heart was locked down behind a shield of dark emotion...

Eli's first mission after the SEALs is FUBAR. Gather intel? That's a negative. Save a woman and claim her as his to protect? Roger that.Mia Bailey: Women like me don't get fairytale endings. We get abusive brothers. Liars and cheating. We get scars. Damage so deep it will never be shaken.Until a gigantic battle-hardened SEAL decides to prove otherwise. Vows to avenge me. Puts his life on the line. And shows me what it's like to feel safe for the fi...

She wasn't just a mission. Finding his teammates sister was now his only focus. Even in his dreams.Former SEAL Mako Wright didn't know the moment it happened, but somehow the Erika had gotten under his skin. The worn photo of Erika he carried for in his pocket for over a year was a part of him now.Brining her home safe wasn't just a job. It was shockingly personal. But he had to find her before his worst nightmare happened and she would be lost forever....

Protecting Gina is my only mission. Even if that means keeping her safe from the beast in me.She was destined for fame. I was destined for war. Moving to Los Angeles was her big chance. Even if it put a world between us.But then I snapped and threatened her agent for treating her like she was dirt. I'll never forget the look in her eyes. That's when I knew I had to set her free. That night, the monster inside of me took over.After my deployment, fat...

His need to protect her is an obsession.The former Force Recon Marine knows the bro code. His teammate's younger sister-in-law-to-be is strictly off-limits. On top of that, crossing the line with Madeline could cost him his new job.But Sebastian 'Kodiak' Beckett's need to protect her runs deep in his marrow, and if he's not careful, it may get him killed . . .Madeline Rush has got enough stress in her life without the bossy alpha she was getting the...

In "The Amateur Army," Patrick MacGill crafts a poignant narrative that illuminates the harrowing experiences of World War I soldiers through a blend of realism and vivid imagery. Written in a style that reflects the raw intensity of trench warfare, MacGill's prose is both accessible and deeply affecting, capturing the camaraderie, fear, and disillusionment faced by the ranks of inexperienced men who found themselves thrust into the chaos of battle. The book is situated within a broader li...

In "Children of the Dead End: The Autobiography of an Irish Navvy," Patrick MacGill delivers a poignant and unflinching portrayal of the life and struggles of Irish laborers in early 20th-century Britain. With a keen eye for detail and a lyrical, yet stark prose style, MacGill chronicles his experiences as a navvy'—an itinerant worker involved in heavy construction'—revealing the harsh realities of poverty, exploitation, and resilience. The work is steeped in the socio-economic context of ...

In "The Great Push: An Episode of the Great War," Patrick MacGill offers a poignant and visceral account of World War I, capturing the harrowing experiences of soldiers on the Western Front. Employing a stark and unvarnished literary style, MacGill immerses the reader in the gritty realities of trench warfare, the psychological strain, and fleeting moments of humanity amid chaos. The narrative strikes a delicate balance between personal anecdote and broader military history, reflecting the...

Patrick MacGill's "The Rat-Pit" emerges as a poignant exploration of working-class struggles during the tumultuous early 20th century, set against the backdrop of the industrial landscape of Britain. Written in a vivid, gritty style, MacGill employs his keen observational skills and lyrical prose to depict the harsh realities and visceral emotions of life in a coal mining community. The novel, rich in its depiction of camaraderie and despair, transcends into a broader commentary on socio-e...