Roman is the groundskeeper of the cemetery, something they love to do because of the simplicity of the job. They prefer the silence of working alone, and they dread the day they have to take over running the family cemetery and funeral home.However, a mysterious figure appears in front of them one day with one duty keeping it tied to their family. What will Roman decide?Sweet Revenge is a short story that features a nonbinary MC. This story contains transphobia and grie...

I trusted them. I loved them. And they broke me.I thought I was part of their world. That I belonged with them—the outlaws who stole my heart and taught me to fight for my own freedom. But when I learned the truth, I ran.And found myself captured again.Guy Gisbourne is everything Rob and his crew aren't. Polished. Respected. Dangerous in a way that doesn't look like danger—until it's too late. He says he's saving me, but his version of "protection" ...

John has a habit of bullying people he doesn't like. There's one person in particular he hates the most: Roman. The "nonbinary" person he went to school with. Soon enough, John will see how Roman fights back...Echoes in the Dark is a short story that contains transphobia. Roman is a side character in this story. This is tied to the short story Sweet Revenge*, but you can read them in whatever order you'd like.*

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Does loving your partner leave you feeling confused, rejected, or emotionally alone?One moment, they are warm and affectionate. The next, they become distant, shut down, or disappear without explanation. You may find yourself overthinking every message, chasing reassurance, and wondering whether asking for basic closeness makes you “too needy.”The Avoidant Attachment Relationship Playbook

A new dark academia why-choose romance series inspired by the legend of King Arthur and his knights...Caliburn University isn't like other colleges. Latin is required. Dorms look like castles. And the fencing team never loses a match. It's the kind of place you have to be brilliant to get in, but insane to actually attend.Trust me—I would know.I'm coming to Caliburn to escape—escape my parents, escape the aftermath of my so-called breakdown, but mos...

What if Robin Hood and his outlaws were powerful shifters…and Maid Marian had nowhere to hide but with them?No one in Sherwood wanted me until they did.My life was perfectly on track until the night my parents died. A car crash ripped them away from me and flung me into the grips of my greedy foster father, John. Now I'm fixing cars for minimum wage and trying to lay low until my 21st birthday, when my inheritance—and freedom—will finally be mine.

Four hundred years in the future, two superpowers have carved up the galaxy and share an uneasy truce.But the Union launches a clandestine mission to kill the Empire's leader, setting in motion a train of events that leads to a revelation that will forever change the balance of power. In response, the Empire unleashes the ultimate weapon, propelling a Union spy into a timestream populated by only one other person: a young physicist from a backward planet he calls Earth, who is desp...

I never thought I'd find myself here: fleeing for my life with four shifters who've sworn to protect me—no matter the cost.Each of them has claimed a piece of my heart, but that's the easy part. Surviving what comes next? That's a whole other fight.Gisbourne is out for blood—ours—and he's got the power and the cunning to take it. We've lost our home, our resources, and nearly our hope. But we're not done yet. Because this isn't just about us. Sherwood needs...

Renowned historian G. R. Evans revisits the question of what happened at the Reformation. Contravening traditional paradigms of interpretation, Evans charts the controversies and challenges that roiled the era of the Reformation and argues that these are really part of a much longer history of discussion and disputation. Evans takes up several issues, such as Scripture, ecclesiology, authority, sacraments and ecclesio-political relations, and traces the shape of the charged discussions tha...

On average, three million people come to Colorado to visit Rocky Mountain National Park every year. Most return home safely, but some do not. Joseph R. Evans details the fates of the almost three-hundred people who met their demise in Rocky Mountain National Park between 1884 and 2009 in the hope that their mistakes might prove instructive to future park visitors. Also included are the stories of those who made it, whether by skill and determination or just sheer luck.

When young adventurer Early T. Riser discovers a dead body alongside the riverbank, hes thoroughly intrigued. What interests Riser is not so much the bullet hole through the big mans forehead, but rather the folded parchment map containing a sprig of unknown vegetation. To Riser, the map has all the characteristics of a fake treasure map, but it is nonetheless interesting. Riser shares the unique map with his best friend, Chili Dog, a man schooled in biology. The two embark on a journey to...

Close better deals, fix messy conflicts, and get clear commitments-without another exhausting Zoom call. In modern workplaces, the most important negotiations no longer happen in conference rooms. They happen in email threads, Slack channels, Teams chats, and project management comments-often late at night, across time zones, and while everyone is multitasking. Most negotiation books were written for live conversations. They teach you how to read body language, "mirror" your counterpart, a...