Oxford Poetry 1919 gathers a vivid chorus of young voices shaped by the First World War and the intellectual life of Oxford. Across battlefield grief, home-front anxiety, and moments of private longing, the poems balance sorrow with wit, tenderness, and formal invention. They range from meditations on courage and sacrifice to dreamlike Oxford twilight, moonlit streets, cloisters, gardens, and other intimate landscapes where memory and history linger. The collection also reaches outward int...

A killer for hire from a violent world, a target in a secure perfect society, and secrets obscured by the glass.Rodin knows he is one of the best. An assassin for hire, he always removes the target with cold, clinical precision.After an attempt on his life, Rodin is offered a contract he cannot refuse. The target is within the perfect society of the Dome. Rodin must pass unnoticed in a place where manners are everything, and where violence is anathema. Nobody must su...

Five crew members, a crash-landing, and something in the shadows that shouldn’t exist.Forced to abandon their wrecked craft in a violent storm, with failing tech and no hope of rescue, Brice and his crew seek shelter. But they’re not alone. Something watches from the shadows, something intelligent and hungry.And the creatures aren’t the only threat. As the crew fragments, Brice is pushed to the edge — and if he’s pushed too far, he’ll be facing the darkness...

Fito de la Parra's unfiltered memoir pulls you inside the wild rise and unraveling of Canned Heat, a band that lived as hard as it played. Living the Blues is a firsthand account of the music, the chaos, and the price of survival--from breakthrough tours and legendary recording sessions to addiction, arrests, broken friendships, and the constant pressure to keep the show going. With vivid detail and dark humor, de la Parra recounts life on the road with Alan Wilson, Bob Hite, Henry Vestine...

They can't trust anyone else. But can they trust themselves?Five fugitives, desperate to keep one step ahead of the company that made them what they are, that now hounds them mercilessly. Five ordinary people struggling to survive in a world that sees them as a threat. Five individuals unsure who they really are.Ryann holds them together, but worries she cares too much to do the right thing for them. Deva fights against everything that marks her as differen...

Book 1 of the SANDSTORM series. Full series available now!Something is hunting the inhabitants of RavarFor three generations, the colonists on Ravar have been stranded on a harsh planet, forced to survive in a desert environment where only the scrappiest animals and the heartiest plants survive. Most live without the foolish hope that Earth's supply ships will ever grace the skies again.Trapped in a sandstorm, Neena Xylance...

To Undria Santarelli having everything fells like having nothing; It's the price she pays for being daddy's little girl. But when family secrets and lies begin to unravel around her, she decides that now is the perfect time to escape the "Santarelli web of deceit".Embracing the family practice of secrecy and the "need to know" basis, Undria sets a plan in motion designed to help her escape her powerful family and overprotective father. But will her drastic measures be enough?

T. W. Speight's A Secret of the Sea (Vol. 1-3) is a Victorian three-decker novel shaped by secrecy, maritime peril, and the slow disclosure of hidden crime or compromised identity. Written in the idiom of popular sensation and mystery fiction, it combines domestic intrigue with the symbolic force of the sea: a space of concealment, danger, and moral reckoning. Its serialized momentum, carefully staged revelations, and attention to social reputation place it within the tradition of Wilkie C...

SANDSTORM - The complete dystopian science fiction series Books 1-4, available for the first time in one special box set! Over 900 pages of reading!Something is hunting the inhabitants of Ravar...For three generations, the colonists on Ravar have been stranded on a harsh planet, forced to survive in a desert environment where only the scrappiest animals and the heartiest plants survive. Most live without the foolish hope that Earth...

Thousands of grateful readers have shared T.W. Hunt's interest and benefited from his insights. With this new edition of The Mind of Christ, still others will find themselves embarking on the never-ending quest to become more like Jesus.

T. W. Speight'Äôs "Burgo's Romance" is a captivating exploration of love and social dynamics in Victorian England, intricately woven with a rich narrative style that blends romantic sentimentality with incisive social commentary. Set against the backdrop of a changing society, Speight delicately portrays the struggles of his characters as they navigate their complex emotions and societal expectations. The novel'Äôs vivid descriptions and engaging dialogues reflect the author'Äôs ability to...

Steve is heading north. He left college in California and is now in Oregon. His small motorcycle ran out of gas. He leaves it at the side of the road to find a high school friend in Eugene, Oregon. He thought she hadn't changed, but he is in for a surprise.