After her entanglement in several homicide investigations, psychologist Natalie Marsh is determined to avoid further trouble. But when her intern needs help monitoring and calming family drama for the duration of a party, Natalie steps up. After all, acting as a peacemaker at a fundraising gala seems relatively risk-free in comparison to her past escapades—what could happen at a dance? When an argument between feuding guests becomes assault, Natalie realizes the situation is more complicat...

After a family tragedy nearly destroyed Mallory Ingram, she’s fighting to get her life on track. When her sister and brother-in-law open their home to her, Mallory is certain that moving across the country will allow her to focus on a hopeful future. That future looks even more promising when her enrollment at a local university connects her with the charming Darien Thomas.However, when illegal drugs turn up in her sister’s house, the first person accused is Mallory, and suddenly, ...

Sweated Industry and the Minimum Wage by A. Cree and W. H. Beveridge is a seminal work that delves into the harsh realities of early 20th-century labor conditions in Britain, focusing on the phenomenon of sweated industries—sectors characterized by low wages, long hours, and poor working environments, particularly for women and unskilled workers. Drawing on detailed investigations, personal testimonies, and statistical data, the authors expose the exploitation and poverty endured by worker...

After surviving a difficult year, Natalie Marsh is heading for Ellsberg Keep, an exclusive mountain resort that promises to provide the tranquility she desperately needs. She’s eager to relax and to reconnect with her estranged cousin Lily, who works as the Keep’s nurse—a reunion that begins abruptly when an accident on the winding mountain roads lands Natalie in the infirmary in the care of her cousin. They have little time to bond over childhood memories, though, because everything is th...

A striking figure in Church history, Alexander Doniphan is perhaps best remembered for his refusal to carry out the military order to kill the Prophet Joseph Smith. But for those who knew the imposing attorney, soldier, and politician from Missouri, Doniphan was much more influential than that single event reveals. He was larger than life and admired for his strong opinions and the tenacity with which he backed them up.In this sweeping biography, readers are taken back in time to w...

Three years ago, the small town of Britteridge was rocked by the senseless murder of Gail Ludlum. Now the people most affected by the tragedy have returned to the place where it all began, and the scene is set for the perfect revenge . . . Megan O’Connor’s life was shattered when she was unwittingly drawn into a kidnapping plot that ultimately led to the murder of an innocent woman. Though the road to redemption has been long, she’s finally found happiness with her recent engagement to a w...

What do you do when your best friend goes missing and no one seems to care?Take matters into your own hands.Lena is a Tragically Single Hopeless Romantic with zero time for dating, who will do anything necessary for the people she loves. When her best friend Julia went missing 18 months ago, she refused to stop looking for her, even when everyone else gave up.Raven is a Chronic Commitmaphobe with a heart of gold and zero desire to tie herself down. She tossed her dr...

A Comparative View of the Mortality of the Human Species, at All Ages And of the Diseases and Casualties by Which They Are Destroyed or Annoyed is a pioneering work in the field of demography and public health, authored by William Black in the late 18th century. This comprehensive volume meticulously examines the patterns of human mortality across different ages, offering a detailed analysis of the various diseases and accidents that contribute to death and suffering within populations. Dr...

Experiments upon Magnesia Alba, Quicklime, and Some Other Alcaline Substances is a seminal scientific work by Joseph Black, first published in 1756. This groundbreaking treatise documents Black’s meticulous experiments and observations on alkaline substances, particularly magnesia alba (magnesium carbonate) and quicklime (calcium oxide). Through a series of carefully designed experiments, Black investigates the chemical properties, reactions, and transformations of these substances, laying...

A Terminal Market System, New York's Most Urgent Need is a detailed and persuasive treatise published in 1913 by the Merchants' Association of New York, addressing the critical necessity for a modern, efficient terminal market system in New York City. The book meticulously examines the inefficiencies, waste, and high costs plaguing the city's food distribution network at the time, highlighting the detrimental effects on both consumers and producers. Through a combination of statistical dat...

The Prophet Joseph Smith and the Church have always had their detractors, from within as well as without. Some are quick to express disagreement with doctrine or policy, and some seem to delight in finding fault."In our own generation many in the news media who are drawn mindlessly to controversy have given [Mormon dissidents] new status and power, christening them 'Mormon intellectuals' and presenting them to the world as the thinking Mormons who know the inside story about the Ch...

Psychologist Natalie Marsh’s dream is now reality: her mental health services clinic has opened and is housed in an elegant, newly renovated nineteenth-century building. Unfortunately, not everyone is happy with the clinic’s presence, including Heather Osbourne, a troubled young woman who wholly objects to the occupation of the building. Heather has spent years wandering the halls of the abandoned structure, convinced she’s communing with her ancestor’s ghost. When Natalie thwarts Heather’...