In an angry haze about a breakup over text, Oaklynn ends up calling the wrong number. This sets off an unusual friendship that slowly blossoms into love. Oaklynn is falling head over heels for her imperfect stranger...but who is he?

Step in a cowpie or have a bird poop on your head? Abducted by aliens or attacked by zombies?Eat brains or eyeballs?Answering tough questions or asking them!Being a kid is full of what ifs, but the biggest and worst question remains: Which is Worse? Finally, here's a hilarious book chock-full of creative, daring, gross, and terrible questions that reveal you and your friends' innermost thoughts on just what would be the worst thing ever! From gross meals (eat a spider or eat a cock...

Grasp the rich culture and language of the Deaf communityTo see people use American Sign Language (ASL) to share ideas is remarkable and fascinating to watch. Now, you have a chance to enter the wonderful world of sign language. American Sign Language For Dummies offers you an easy-to-access introduction so you can get your hands wet with ASL, whether you're new to the language or looking for a great refresher.Used predominantly in the United State...

Atmospheric, emotional, and impossible to put down, Wildling Road is a gripping Australian rural noir that explores courage, belonging, and the unbreakable bond between a woman and her dog.Perfect for readers of Jane Harper, Chris Hammer, and Margaret Mizushima, this story will resonate with anyone who loves small-town mysteries, the connection we have with our dogs, and the wild beauty of the Australian landscape.Beneath the snow-...

The world calls it "The Culling." Priscilla Stevenson calls it the day her seven-year-old son, Jacob, was ripped from her arms by a tear in the sky. Consumed by a grief that leads to a near-fatal overdose, she awakens in the clutches of the clandestine Logan Institute. Their offer is as impossible as it is irresistible: go back. Stop the man responsible before he creates the technology that will unravel time itself.To save her son, Priscilla must become an assassin. Implan...

This rose needed "Son" light, revelation, fertilizer, water, love, help, truth, training, guidance, healing, pruning, and freedom for her to germinate, bud, and become all she was meant to be. Jesus called her My Rose.While weight loss looked to be the one obstacle Bonnie would never overcome, with so many emotional opportunities to medicate with food, especially sugar, to her surprise, she learned more about herself than she ever imagined. Starting as a seed, step-by-step she foun...

When a devout young preacher's faith is shattered by a traumatic childhood tragedy, his attempts to rebuild his life as an adult are upended by haunting visions, supernatural warnings, and the reemergence of unresolved guilt, forcing him to confront the demons of his past... before they destroy his family.A screenplay more than 30 years in the works, At the Mercy of Faith is a highly visual and groundbreaking faith-based screenplay in the vein of "The Pursuit of Happyness" meets "D...

A 14-year-old preacher renounces his faith in God in the wake of a terrifying and traumatic encounter.18 years later, the psychopathic demons from his past viciously return to wreak havoc on his home, and to rip out his soul for the god of their hell.A screenplay more than 30 years in the works, At the Mercy of Faith is a highly visual and groundbreaking faith-based screenplay in the vein of "The Pursuit of Happyness" meets "Drag Me to Hell" in "The Twilight Zone."

"Whosoever possesses the Ibis Box shall find Death before True Love"An ancient Egyptian curse plus a wooden scribe's box equals murder in this new Cindy Nesbit mystery.

Jax Hollister is recovering from a failed marriage; work is her salvation. Her company, Fairway Golf, sends her to Heather Hill, Scotland, to acquire the historic Coulter Manor house and estate. Within minutes of her arrival, she learns her Scottish godfather, the solicitor for the estate, is dead from an apparent hiking "accident." Jax doesn't believe the world-class climber fell, but she can't convince the police to investigate his death as a homicide. Two days later, another murder occu...

Cindy's search begins when a photograph of her father's Army squad in Vietnam pops on her computer screen. The five men have date of death notices written above their heads . . . except Thomas Nesbit. She drives to San Francisco to meet with the relatives of her father's squad. No sooner does she settle with her coffee, than the face of the other female in the group explodes from a sniper's bullet. Is it possible Cindy was the original target? She doesn't wait to find out. She goes on the ...

. How could Mr. Straight-Arrow be mixed up with vampires? Cindy finds the answer at the bottom of a mine shaft facing the wrong end of a gun.Cindy doesn't consider herself an amateur detective. She owns Finders Inc., a computer search company, and gets paid to locate missing documents, pets, deadbeat dads and the occasional separated-at-birth sibling. When her trusty 'puter, Watson, runs out of leads, Cindy will "go on location," traveling from her home in Reno, Nevada, to Northern...