Crime Fiction in the Caribbean: Reframing Crime and Justice is the first academic book to focus on crime fiction by anglophone Caribbean writers. It explores how contemporary writers experiment with the crime genre in order to convey, contextualize, and comment on crime and justice in Caribbean countries. Lucy Evans reads crime fiction as a versatile mode of writing that can be politically engaged, and that-in a Caribbean context-can expose power structures embedded in the region'...

Evie Sinclair is a werewolf on a mission. She's in heat with the full moon only three days away. The only way to slake that need is with sex. Lots of it. She's picked out the perfect guy--or rather, two perfect guys, and twins no less.And then her ex walks back into her life.Not just any ex, but The One, or so she thought. The alpha of the pack, Luke Callahan is the last werewolf Evie ever wanted to see. Once upon a moon, she loved him like no other, until he broke her hear...

Josh Madison is running out of time to find a mate. He and his brother moved to Toronto to start their own pack, but the local alpha wants them gone if they don’t find mates soon and stop causing havoc among the female werewolf population.When Josh happens upon a human in need, he’s more surprised than anyone that she is the one his wolf wants to claim.Maya Chander is in the prime of her life. She has a great job, great life and things are looking up, until she is literally...

A chance run-in with a female wolf has Cam Madison believing he’s finally found his true mate. The only problem is, she alludes him and refuses the undeniable attraction between them. When he tracks her down, her family situation makes it impossible to claim the female as his own.Akira Abe is dreading the day her arranged mating takes place. She wants a life bigger than the one her father has in mind. She never expected to meet a wolf-like Cam Madison. He entices her in ways she’s ...

Dive into The Maine's new book featuring stories and lessons from the band's career. Evan Lucy (Former writer for Alternative Press Magazine) gives you insight on moments in the band's career on when they felt like things were not ok and investigates how the band made things OK again. The lessons in the book were structured to not just apply to the band's career but lessons that will hopefully help you out when things don't feel ok.