A billionaire’s grandson and the housekeeper’s daughter square off in this cat-and-mouse holiday romance-mystery from the New York Times bestselling author of The Most Wonderful Crime of the Year.Ella Chambers didn’t kill Liam Montgomery.If she had, she certainly wouldn’t have done it outside his family’s mansion during the Christmas party of the year. She definitely wouldn’t have loaded his body into the trunk of her car. And she...

Do you still have room for dessert?Get ready to dig into the third instalment of Eat Your Heart Out, a food-inspired romance anthology brought to you by New York Times, USA Today, and International Bestselling Authors.Roll up your sleeves, grab your forks and knives, and feast on this eclectic collection of romances. From paranormal, to science fiction, to contemporary, to romantic comedy, there's something tasty for everyone!All net p...

This book is an intellectually humble account of my understanding of how municipalist communes may be built and sustained. It is divided into five parts. The first part develops a systematic framework for analysing hierarchical systems and introduces the ecological, philosophical, and political sensibilities necessary for understanding the chapters that follow. The second part outlines the municipalist framework of self-governance, examining the institutions and practices through which com...

Racism never got off the bus . . . On a rainy night in Houston, in a ratty apartment as dark as his dreams, retired bus driver Frank Granger wakes in a cold sweat convinced a stranger with a gun lurks at the foot of his bed.And he's right.In this riveting tale of suspense and revenge, Carter offers a vivid look back at one of the darkest times in our nation's history.BONUS STORY: Road Gamble"Whipping around sharp bends, tires squealing on wet asphalt . . . "...

Kuma was an only child that grew up in West Africa with his mother and father. A terrible incident happened and changed his life forever.Kuma was sent to Los Angeles, California to live with his grandmother. California is known for Hollywood superstars, sunshine, and the palm trees. But Los Angeles was known for gang bangin’. Of course, his grandmother didn't want that for him. Life in Cali was different for Kuma. Kids his age made fun of the way he talked, the way he looked, and e...

In 'Jimmy Carter's Fourth State of the Union Address,' the former president presents a poignant reflection on the socio-political landscape of late 1970s America. Through a blend of earnest rhetoric and policy discourse, Carter addresses key issues such as economic security, human rights, and national energy independence. His literary style effectively combines the formal cadence of political oration with a personal touch, offering both insight and emotional resonance. Positioned within th...

Melody Adler was a lot of things.A mother, a daughter, a talented linguist, a bisexual, a widow, a mediocre accountant.She was a woman of many words, and even more talents.But none of that particularly matters.Mostly because she's dead.When Melody wakes up in the middle of a field with nothing but the clothes on her back, her brand new diary, and a whole lot of questions with no one to ask them to, it doesn't take her long to realize she's not where s...

Love Against the OddsThe Earl of Seahaven desperately wanted a son and heir but died leaving nine daughters and a fifth wife. Cruelly turned out by the new earl, they live hand-to-mouth in a small cottage.The young dowager Countess's one regret is that she cannot give Seahaven's dear girls a chance at happiness.When a cousin offers the use of her townhouse in York during the season, the Countess rallies her stepdaughters.They will pool their...

On a rainy night at a tiny Oregon college, a shadowy figure at the back of the hall interrupts Bullwick Farley's mythology lecture: "Little Red Riding Hood has done something terrible," he says, "and I desperately need your help before it's too late."Just another story in a class all about stories? A myth, a fable, a tale told and retold? The students might think so. But ten years after leaving a life where even the strangest stories turn out to be true, Farley fa...

Woodson critiques the way Black children are taught in schools, where they are often indoctrinated with racist ideologies and denied access to knowledge of their own history and achievements. He points out that many African American students are encouraged to aspire to the values and ideals of the dominant white culture, rather than being taught to appreciate their own heritage. Woodson stresses that this form of education creates a disconnect between Black individuals and their own sense ...

She escaped his medical bay for fries. Now the galaxy's most possessive healer is taking her off-station himself…Delilah Sawyer has always been the disaster… the impulsive one, the broke one, the woman nobody chooses. Waking from a coma on an alien space station should convince her to take life more seriously, but escaping medical for a free burger seems perfectly reasonable. Unfortunately, her terrifyingly handsome and sexy alien doctor disagrees.When Kell...

For nearly sixty years, Bennytown has been America’s most exciting family theme park destination. Under the watchful eye of cultural icon Benny the Bunny, the park has entertained generations of children with its friendly atmosphere and technologically innovative rides. Park founder Fletcher Dorian’s dream lives to this day, with Bennytown acting as a beacon of joy and wonder, where magic is real and dreams come true.Bennytown once saved sixteen-year-old Noel Hallstrom’s life, and ...