"The Princess Feeding the Swans" is a beloved children's book for three to eight readers. It tells a story about the importance of leadership and cooperation, emphasizing that anyone can achieve their goals if they work hard enough. The book highlights that social status does not matter when individuals share the same objectives and work together towards achieving them. The Princess Feeding the Swans is a story about teamwork, where children learn to work together and understand the value ...

The Princess Feeding the Swans is a classic children's book suitable for kids between the ages of three and eight. The story is about how the chain of command works and how much can be accomplished when everyone aims for the same goal, regardless of whether they are a princess or a maid. It portrays the idea that no matter what level we think we are at, we always need someone at the bottom level to help us.

Paul sees spirits. He sees into the spiritual realm of both angels and demons. He is a young business executive in Charlotte, North Carolina, and heads up the local office of an international marketing conglomerate. His best friend, and old college buddy Rick, works as an undercover narcotics detective until he is savagely murdered by a drug ring moving into the Charlotte area. Paul’s unique gift places him right in the middle of helping to solve Rick’s murder, but it gets complicated when...

The first in Cory Doctorow’s New York Times bestselling YA series about a youthful rebellion against the torture-and-surveillance state.“A wonderful, important book ... I’d recommend Little Brother over pretty much any book I’ve read this year.” –Neil GaimanMarcus, a.k.a "w1n5t0n," is only seventeen years old, but he figures he already knows how the system works–and how to work the system. Smart, fast, and wise to the ways...

He won't stop killing until he finds the one."Tense, realistic, and scary in all the right places." —James PattersonAn anonymous killer is prowling online dating sites in search of the perfect woman. The perfect victim. A master in the art of virtual seduction, he lures solitary women out of their quiet worlds—and into his nightmare.After the chilling disappearance of a shy insurance clerk, crime reporter Tom Reed and legen...

Gripping, true story about a Las Vegas doorman who works the graveyard shift at the MGM Hotel on the Strip. The sights and page popping characters are unforgettable as we take a journey that will transform how we used to envision the city that never sleeps.

An American Demon is Jack Grishams story of depravity and redemption terror and spiritual deliverance. While Grisham is best known as the raucous and provocative front man of the pioneer hardcore punk band TSOL (True Sounds of Liberty) his writing and true life experiences are physically and psychologically more complex unsettling and violent than those of Bret Easton Ellis and Chuck Palahniuk. Eloquently disregarding the prefabricated formulas of the drunk–to–sober bad–to–good tale this i...

Raver and Briarwood hunt for Castillo's true identity as more killings with a distinctively different yet similar signature occur. As they attempt to flesh out the background of Castillo's former partner, a rift forms. Is the killer in the fresh crime scenes Castillo, or has he developed a cult following that resulted in a copycat? As Raver and Briarwood investigate, the answer becomes clear.

“HOW YA DOIN’?”With these four syllables, delivered in an unmistakably authentic New York accent, Steve Osborne has riveted thousands of people at the legendary storytelling venue The Moth (and many tens of thousands more via YouTube) with his hilarious, profane, and touching tales from his twenty years as an NYPD street cop. Steve Osborne is the real deal, people: the tough, streetwise New York cop of your dreams, one with a big, big heart. Kojak? NYP...

Four days on the job Jay was shot point-blank in the back by a criminal suspect. The bullet travelled through his lung and exited his chest. For the next twenty-seven years, he accepted every dirty and dangerous undercover assignment possible. Some days he succeeded, on others he failed, but all he ever wanted to do was to defend and protect people who couldn’t, or wouldn’t, do that for themselves.Death threats mounted from street criminals and he was again shot in the back. This t...

In The Fraud, another thrilling entry in Brad Parks's award-winning series, investigative reporter Carter Ross must chose who gets to live: him or his unborn child.A rash of carjackings terrorizing Newark become newsworthy when one such theft ends in the murder of a wealthy banking executive. The affable, wisecracking Ross is assigned the story, but he's weary of only writing about victims of crime who happen to be rich and white. To balance his reporting,...

"Another great read. Buddy Steel is my kind of Sheriff." —Tom SelleckWhen legendary Sheriff Burton Steel summoned his son Buddy home from LAPD Homicide, a reluctant Buddy agreed. Burton is debilitated by ALS, Lou Gehrig's Disease. While Buddy is to cover his back, not an assignment he wants, the clincher is it's his last chance to connect with his proud, overbearing parent.What Buddy didn't expect was to encounter crime in Freedom, a privileged coastal comm...