Samantha Cain's life was about to change after she gets wrapped up in a brutal murderSamantha Cain grew up in foster care after the death of her parents. Now, she's focused on her job as a police officer…until her life is uprooted by a brutal murder, a clue that points to secrets in her past and a killer that is something beyond human.

Blind Ambitions and Treestand Tales is a collection of hunting adventures spanning several years chasing deer, turkey, wild hogs, and other game critters throughout the Midwest, Central and Southern United States, and even in Europe. Hunting mostly with bow and arrow but also sporting the shotgun and occasional rifle, the author and friends take to the outdoors in real-life hunting situations that every outdoorsman and woman can identify with. From the highs of a successful hunt to the low...

**INSTANT USA TODAY BESTSELLER"Riss M. Neilson writes tender, vibrant, breath-stealing romance.”—Emily HenryExes discover they’ve both inherited the restaurant they love in this sparkling, emotional new novel from the USA Today bestselling author of A Love Like the Sun.**Olivia owes everything to Celia's Place. It’s where she learned how to be a great chef. It’s also where she first fell in love. But at nineteen, Olivia had a wanderlust sh...

**THE USA TODAY BESTSELLER!“Perfect for fans of Abby Jimenez, Kennedy Ryan, and Carley Fortune (aka me).”–Emily Henry“Beautifully blending beloved tropes and smooth, often lyrical prose… Two lovers navigate challenges related to mental health, racial identity, grief, and a chronic illness” –NPRLifelong best friends spend a fateful summer discovering what might happen if they were to be something more in this radiant, heart-clenching adult debut.**

Originally curated by Harvard President Charles W. Eliot as a complete liberal education in fifty volumes, the Harvard Classics gathers philosophy, science, literature, and history into a single indispensable library. Plato's dialogues and Marcus Aurelius's meditations sit alongside Dante's Divine Comedy, Francis Bacon's essays, Charles Darwin's scientific writing, and Benjamin Franklin's autobiography, tracing the foundations of Western thought from ancient Greece to the modern age. Homer...

In the autumn of 709 CE, a ruler known as Nezak Tarkhan crossed the Oxus River and declared war on the most powerful empire in the world. He was the last dynastic heir of the Hephthalite tradition that had governed the mountain principalities of Tokharistan — ancient Bactria, the land between the Hindu Kush and the Oxus — for two centuries. His opponent was Qutayba ibn Muslim, the most capable Arab commander of his generation, operating under the mandate of the Umayyad Caliphate to transfo...

Why do we fall ill? How do we get better?When his two-year-old develops epilepsy, Shane Neilson, a doctor, struggles to obtain timely medical care for his son. Saving shares his family's journey through the medical system, and also Shane's own personal journey as a father who feels powerless when faced with his child's illness. It entwines these stories with Shane's personal history of mental illness as a child and his professional experience with disabili...

'Extraordinary... a raw, vulnerable, breath-stealing love you can feel as you read' Emily Henry'Dazzling, tender, and romantic' Carley FortuneWe've always been best friends... but what if we were more?Laniah and Isaac have been best friends since childhood, and they couldn't be more different. She's a homebody who runs a small natural hair store with her mum. He's an international influencer with t...

All our scars tell a story. Eulo Juke' s gambling debts have cost him his weapons, his horses and his pride. If he doesn' t pay what he owes Iskarlia' s Scabmen soldiers in enchanted kilili silveriron, they' ll slaughter his brother. Silveriron trader Tali Sarsega offers Eulo a marriage of convenience in Vernesia, dragging him into an unfamiliar world where women rule politics, society, and commerce. The Vernese culture relies on wits and diplomacy, but the Scabmen are coming to take the k...

In What to feel, how to feel, Shane Neilson dazzles in the lyric essay form. Focusing on non-neurotypicality, Neilson investigates his supposed difference of self while also holding to account society’s construction of that difference, moving from his early childhood to adulthood and then back again in terms of a neurodivergent fathering of his own son. Covering subjects that have yet to receive attention in Canadian literature, including how the medical profession discriminates against it...

Find hope and inspiration this holiday season as you read real-life stories of angel encounters alongside Anne Neilson's beautiful original artwork.Have you ever had a moment when you were certain angels were protecting you? Or perhaps in a time of need, you've longed for a reminder that God's angels are nearby. Experience amazing stories of the angels among us in Entertaining Angels, alongside breathtaking art that will remind you...

This survey of German fiction traces a national literature shaped less by conquest than by inwardness, atmosphere, and psychological depth. It argues that German writers often absorb foreign influences, yet the strongest among them—Goethe, Keller, Storm, Fontane, and others—transform those materials into something distinctly their own, rooted in character, feeling, and the pressures of private life. The opening discussion asks whether the German novel has a true national character, and ans...