Final exams and end of year parties don't seem so important at your brother's funeral.Two short weeks, and Meg would have survived her senior year relatively unscathed. But when her best and only friend—her brother—dies in a questionable road accident, being the loner in her year doesn't fit as well as it used to.Brett Carver is trouble with a capital T, but he's also the only person who can get Meg to let go and smile. Arrested for a crime he didn't commit...

I fell in love with Evan North at a time when I thought nobody could love me.But like a ghost he vanished in the night without a single trace.Now he's back, and he tells me still wants me.Once he finds out the truth of what happened after he left, will he feel the same?Some secrets are meant to stay buried, and this one might destroy us both.

You are the war, and you are death.Duke Harwood wants nothing more than to rediscover the world he left behind when he donned his fatigues and lost himself to a war that was never his to win. Although the further he drifts from the comfort of routine, the more he retreats into the combat zone that thrives inside his mind.When Duke breaks down on the side of Cammie's road, fate delivers them a hand that neither can ignore. A free-spirited dreamer, and a clos...

THE HOUSEKEEPER AND THE HEIR.He could be a broke artist or a multi-millionaire mogul and he'd still be an a-hole.Roman Steele. The name itself screams "I think I'm better than you."And he does.Which is why, when my new boss asks me to help him, my first response is no.He needs my hand in marriage to get his inheritance.I need his money to keep my house.Agreeing to this madness is a risk, but surely nothing can go wron...

*** DARK ROMANCE ***"People are like stained - glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within."- Elisabeth Kubler-RossLife is dark for Steph.After swearing never to be her own worst enemy again, she's forced to battle her demons once more as events in her life push her to the absolute limits of self-preservation.And she needs to do it alone.

In "Life of God in the Soul of Man," Henry Scougal explores the profound relationship between divine grace and the inner life of a believer. Written in the early 18th century, this work exemplifies the spiritual and theological discourse of its time, blending heartfelt devotion with an intellectual examination of the nature of true religion. Scougal's accessible prose invites readers into an intimate exploration of the soul's transformation when infused with God's presence, emphasizing the...

Pistol may have got the girl – but it doesn't mean he won't have to work to keep her …Steph faces one of the biggest challenges of her life; deciding if the man she's attracted to for all the wrong reasons is worth enough to risk at all.When her heart is involved, how exactly does she decide when to draw the line? Impossible to tell, isn't it …Pistol can't stop himself from satisfying his own needs first - all at the risk of Steph's safety. He wants her with him at a...

Often called “the Kafka of Romania,” Max Blecher died young but not before creating this incandescent novel.Adventures in Immediate Irreality, the masterwork of the Romanian writer Max Blecher, vividly paints the crises of "irreality" that plagued him in his youth: eerie and unsettling mirages wherein he would glimpse future events. In gliding chapters that move with a peculiar dream logic of their own, this memoiristic novel sketches the tremulous, fright...

Mechanisms of Eukaryotic DNA Recombination is a collection of papers that discusses advances in eukaryotic genetic recombination. Papers address issues in eukaryotic genetic recombination, particularly DNA integration in mammalian genomes, genetic recombination in Drosophila or Caenorhabditis; the manipulation of the mouse genome; genome organization; and genetic recombination in protozoa. One paper discusses chromatid interactions during intrachromosomal recombination in mammalian cells, ...

"Letters from New Zealand, 1857-1911" is a poignant collection of correspondence that deftly captures the complexities of colonial life in New Zealand through the eyes of Henry William Harper. Harper's epistolary style marries personal narration with broader socio-historical contexts, revealing the rich tapestry of interactions between settlers and indigenous Māori communities. Through his keen observations, the letters provide insights into the socio-political climate of the era, characte...

*** EROTIC/CONTEMPORARY ***"The woman was pure innocence compared to his twisted tastes. She was a sweet vanilla flower in a field of dead roses. And he was the disease that wanted to cripple the flower until its petals wilted."Stephanie Drake, or Steph as she's known to her friends, is lost. Somewhere between the end of her childhood, and the day her loser of a boyfriend called it quits on their so-called relationship, she forgot who she was. She lives each day in a perpet...

In "Life of Thomas à Becket," Henry Hart Milman delivers a compelling narrative that explores the complex interplay between religion, politics, and personal conviction in medieval England. Milman's rigorous historical analysis is complemented by a lyrical prose style that evokes the emotional gravity of Becket's life and martyrdom. The book meticulously charts Becket's rise from a position of royal favor to his ultimate conflict with King Henry II, illustrating how these events reflect bro...