Can a beach bum rescue the dog, save billions of dollars, and get the girl?Above all else, Letty detests liars. A good girl through and through, she’s always tried to walk a straight line, which hasn’t been easy given her father walked a crooked path that led him to prison.Wes is attracted to Letty the moment he meets her. One of the things he loves about her is she thinks he’s just a beach bum working at the local hotel and she’s okay with him just as (she...

When Irish lore and homespun love collide...Home-loving Gillian thinks she's happy – she has a safe, reliable job working at her local library, good friends, and a sweet gig as the choir accompanist for her church. But her orderly life is turned upside down on her 25th birthday when she inherits the contents of a safety deposit box that will send her on a trip to Ireland.Work-alcoholic Pete has always done his billionaire father's bidding, so when his dad se...

An electrifying collection of essays from legendary cultural critic and Pulitzer Prize-winner Greg Tate‘Easily one of the greatest wordsmiths … [and] the best American writer and thinker of the past forty years’ Washington PostFrom one of the most original, creative, and provocative writers on American culture comes a now-classic collection of essays, delving ‘far and wide into Black music, into film, into the beat...

Some children disappear. Others are erased.When billionaire philanthropist Kensington Taite discovers impossible patterns hidden within the child relocation network he helped create, he hires investigative consultant Nicolas Gunthar to uncover the truth. Every audit is flawless. Every safeguard appears intact. Every record insists the system is working exactly as designed.But children are still vanishing.At the same time, child advocate Ira Rowan re...

The Change of Seasons is the seventh book in the 299 Days series, where summer has ended and reality has set in at Pierce Point. For many people, this means scrambling to survive the long winter with even less food. Some were smart enough to spend the summer preparing for the changing season and the expanding effects of the Collapse; others were not so smart, and their desperation and fear grows stronger by the day. Grant Matson reflects with pride on how he has provided for his family whi...

The Summer of Slaughter grows more dangerous as the power struggle for the role of Dragon continues!From the world of James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera’s award-winning series comes the next chapter in Fall of the House of Slaughter, written by Slaughterverse veteran Tate Brombal (House of Slaughter) and illustrated by Adriano Turtulici (You'll Do Bad Things)!As Cecilia arrives onsite to take ...

When Becca Martin stumbles into the Witching Well, she finds all of her medical training can't protect her from the dangers of 1870 Colorado and the charms of Clint Warwick. Convinced her excursion into a distant past and place is nothing more than a delusion, she indulges in a fantastical romance, but when hostilities take a deadly turn, Becca fears she'll lose not only her heart, but perhaps a future she could never have imagined.From a modern day New York City mental hospital to...

It’s time to feed your fears.Prepare for a full spread of all-new horrors from the darkest hearts in comics!In the fifth volume of the acclaimed horror anthology Hello Darkness, an unspeakable hunger awakens in “The Pothole” by Tyler Crook, while Zack Kaplan and Dennis Menheere explore a crime that memory itself refuses to bury in “Recollect.” Horror takes the field as Sam Humphries and

The continuing growth of the World Wide Web has revolutionized modern life. From changing how humans interact at a social level, conduct business, consume media, purchase products, and so much more, it has become a vital but complex part of our daily lives. This new edition demonstrates how to adapt and apply the five core traditional evaluation criteria—authority, accuracy, objectivity, currency, and coverage—to the modern-day Web environment, as well as to its ever-changing future.

One well. Five adventures. Romance that refuses to stay in its own century.The Witching Well has a way of finding people at exactly the wrong moment—and sending them exactly where they need to go. A woman scorned ends up in Regency England, stranded with the last man she'd ever trust. A doctor tumbles into the Wild West and starts questioning everything she thinks she knows. A teenager chasing a crush lands in the Caribbean—and into the arms of a pirate. A skeptical mother who swor...

Letters to Tommi is a journal of letters written by a grieving heart after the passing of a partner. The idea was sparked during therapy, after the author found himself in a very dark place following his loss. At the suggestion of a therapist, who will remain anonymous. He began writing letters to his partner as a way to quiet the constant thoughts, to release what could not yet be spoken, and to maintain a sense of connection with the person he had lost. What began as a simple exercise be...

He rose to command a nation born in fire and contradiction, and he fell with it when that nation crumbled into ash and memory. Jefferson Davis, soldier, statesman, and the embattled president of the Confederate States of America, remains one of the most polarizing and misunderstood figures in American history. In this gripping biographical narrative first published in 1929, poet and critic Allen Tate brings his remarkable literary sensibility to bear on a life that encompassed glory, grief...