JulianaAs if a regal season isn't stressful enough, Juliana is trying to hide the fact that she has lost her memory after a recent carriage accident. She has noticed strange events, including abnormal fights between her uncle and her companion. She knows that something isn't quite right.MarcusMarcus, an infamous rake, is not what he appears to be. Since he was young, Marcus has been trained in the arts of espionage and breaking ciphers. Something seems right, though...

Who has enchanted Holly's parents, and why?A month short of her graduation ball, Holly gets an unexpected visitor.Leoflyn tells her there is trouble - of a magical kind.Her parents cannot see any of their magical friends.But who would do such a thing and why?Holly returns to the mountain, only to find that they do not know her either.Trouble is in the air, and Holly must delve into her heritage to break the spell.But this is far from the e...

Greta lives with her grandfather in a cabin in the mountains. The winter is harsh and they are running short of wood. Their handsome neighbour Matthias would help - but he is still trying to get back from the town.Greta and her grandfather must venture out into the snow to cut more wood or freeze to death, but when disaster strikes, who can help them? Will she ever see Matthias again?And what is the significance of the little sprig of holly?

Greta's daughter Holly has gone missing, and a terrible storm has eradicated all traces of her. Greta despairs but just when everything seems at its blackest, hope comes in the shape of a hare. At a loss for other options, Greta follows when it leads her into the mountains. But is it more than an animal? Where has Holly been taken? And what is the significance of the odd little tree-root doll?

When Stacey Westerman's husband disappears, the rumors begin: he was too handsome for her, too successful, too perfect. He ran off with another woman.But Stacey doesn't believe it; she hires a detective to find out what really happened. Together they follow a trail that leads from passion to passion, death to death, shock to shock.Who is this Lorelei, this woman no man can resist or deny? What is the source of her power? What are its limits?And will ordinary love be...

Standing at the crossroads of middle age, knee-deep in divorce and decline, Jeff Dittimore finds himself looking back in time.Back past opportunities squandered and dreams unfulfilled; back to the days when he and his buddies lived with one foot in this world and the other in a world of pure imagination—the Land of Nod. A dangerous place, an exciting place…their place.Not that he would want to go back to those times, of course. Memory is untrustworthy. Childhood has teeth. ...

Isabelle didn't mean to kill her daughter.She's positive of that. Even though she's now spent eight years alone, isolated by memories of Annette, the daughter she feared rather than loved, and tormented by her ex-husband, Richard, who will never forgive her for what happened. Even though she can't turn on a TV or pick up a phone without being reminded of Annette, and very clock seems to show the hour and minute of Annette's death.Is Isabelle's daughter coming back for reven...

"Much more than biography and much less than hagiography, this book has much to say about Progressive Era public policy formation, corporate liberalism, industrial democracy, economic nationalism, and political isolationism."—American Historical Review"Clements has written a remarkably well balanced and perceptive history of an administration that has had both staunch defenders and harsh critics."—Journal of Southern History

Deep in a converted Cold War-era bunker, a visionary scientist has devised a way to cure all the ills of humanity in a single stroke. No more war, pestilence, starvation, pollution.The price will be high, but then, progress is never free.Pendergast's solution is entrusted to the extraordinary children he calls Loners—the ultimate fruit of his genius. They're almost ready for release.But not everyone agrees with his vision of a perfect future; Pendergast is forced to ...

Adam, a Southern gentleman, knew the call to arms was near when President Lincoln asked for one hundred thousand men to stop secession and rebellion in the South. He joined the Union Cavalry -- but not before he married his best, and only, friend.Abby, an Irish immigrant that settled with her family in Virginia, was as Southern as you could get. When her husband announces that he had joined the Union cavalry, she couldn't believe what she heard. She supported the decision of the on...

Meet Harrison Orion, he is worried and nervous about what it will be like when he arrives at the Head4Goal after-school club for the first time. Will he make new friends? Can he be good at something?Follow his journey as he overcomes his fears and challenges through the positive impact of the club on his life. This book aims to inspire young readers aged 6 to 12 to reach for their goals and never give up.It showcases themes of self-discovery, overcoming challenges, determination, b...

By itself, anorexia has the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder killing thousands of mostly young women every year. Only 46% of those diagnosed will fully recover, while 20% develop a chronic, long-term illness. When coupled with a diagnosis of autism, treatment outcomes are even more frightening. The prescribed treatment for anorexia for those with a co-occurring diagnosis of autism is akin to torture, placing patients in environments that are in direct conflict wit...