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At Least We'll Always Have Spring is a collection of poetry discussing grief, addiction, and mental health in honour of Rachel Ella "Fenway" Balfour. Please consider donating to harm reduction charities, such as Prairie Harm Reduction, to further honour her life.

Maria never thought that on her twentieth birthday, she would be appointed the Queen's hitman. But, there she was, six years later, she's going strong, when she is presented with an irresistible offer. She can either kill a high-profile victim or die. In a twist of events, she is forced to make a choice, and, in the end, she will be left wondering whether it was the right one or not. Everyone makes mistakes, right? But, if she makes the wrong decision, it could be lethal. In this fast-paced fantasy novel, you are sure to be on the edge of your seat the whole time.

Marie and her husband met in Italy during a year-abroad study program. Just two years later, they were married in her husband's hometown, a hilltop village in Tuscany. Rather than starting out their married life there, they decided to move to Marie's hometown in California, with the long-term goal of someday moving to Italy permanently. Everything was going according to plan until the unthinkable happened. Forced to face an illness, not once, but twice, the life this young family dreamed of seemed completely out of reach. This is a story of extreme faith, courage, and against all odds, never losing hope.

"Roy Thrasher and Judy Wren aren't smart, athletic, or good looking. And they are definitely at the bottom of the social pecking order. But that all changes with the arrival of one of the strangest substitute teachers ever - and a wish that goes horribly wrong.Roy and Judy enter a fantastic, unimaginable world - and soon discover that they have become pawns in an elaborate scheme that could change the world forever."

The early 1940s saw an America divided. Whilst Europe tore itself apart with a brutal war, many Americans felt far removed from the conflict and would have preferred their country to remain neutral. There were, however, growing calls for the United States to join the allied forces in their fight against Nazi Germany - and there were also those who would have liked to see the very opposite.Eighty years later, a Jewish American investigative reporter finds himself haunted by nightly visions of a terrifying 1930s era bus.Luke Spitz's efforts to find the source of his spine-tingling nightmares lead him to a story of events that could have changed America's political agenda and, possibly, the outcome of World War II.But Luke soon finds that there are those who do not wish him to share what he has found.

Four skydivers. One mission. Large reward. The mission? To train skydivers to the stage where they are capable of landing on an island in the Pacific and then leave with rolls of film they will have taken.But is the risk worth the reward?

To Every Little Prince or Princess around...... hello! Meet MOON and the Duck Family.Waddle through their UPS and DOWNSAnd DANCE at the Midnight Party!

Have you ever been stuck and afraid to try new things? Come along with Francesca as she finds the courage with her readers to discover unfamiliar tasks. Francesca soon realizes there is so much in the world to discover and that she shouldn't be afraid of making a change or trying out different passions. Help Francesca uncover her inner superhero and realize she is fearless.

"We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors. We borrow it from our children." - Chief Seattle"If it can't be reduced, reused, repaired, rebuilt, refurbished, refinished, resold, recycled, or composted, then it should be restricted, redesigned or removed from production." - Pete Seeger

Meet Martin, a broke British drama teacher trying to make ends meet in a picturesque Irish town. Saddled with a subprime mortgage containing terms & conditions that even loan sharks would disapprove of, he seeks a deadly escape route. A healthy payout would be some consolation should anything happen to his dear wife, like being bitten by the viper housed in his terrarium (It's like a corner of Arizona but in the good room).Enter Laura, a beautiful staff nurse and medieval weaponry expert who has ruthless plans of her own. None of them involve being murdered.Accusations of being an MI6 operative complicate Martin's plans, and with dissident Republicans, possibly the Taliban, and Ed Sheeran breathing down his neck, he unwittingly sets the stage for murder. Someone is going to die.Most likely during the Lough Ree International Pike Fishing Festival'Ingenious and hilarious!'Carol Wyer"Wonderfully creative, delightfully irreverent'Claire Fullerton'A well-deserved five stars'Valerie Keogh

Hazel has just been adopted by a wonderful family. She is scared and nervous about all the new things she will be encountering. Through the love of her family and some common sense thinking on Hazel's part she learns to navigate this wonderful new life.

Hours after Joey's parents announce their separation, it goes from bad to worse when her backyard tree is blown over in a storm. Joey's beloved Gran and devoted pets help, but then she has to go back to school and face everyone.

In Southwest Virginia, in the Draper's Meadow area the Ingles and Draper families built their homes and started farming. This land was within part of the hunting ground of many Native American Tribes. On July 7, 1755, a group of Shawnee men captured Mary Draper Ingles and other members of her family. They took them on a journey of about 400 miles away from their home. Although Mary was separated from the rest of her family during this time, she eventually escaped and made her way back home.

The U.S. is in chaos.War rages in the streets of most of the major cities, between the Paladins and the Necromancers with their armies of the dead. The Church is now set to launch a major offensive to regain control of the city of Boston.Picked to lead this mission is former Boston police detective, Dathan Finn. Thinking himself spent and unworthy his reluctance is dissuaded by his former connection to the other Paladins being sent. Driven by a sense of responsibility and a desire for revenge, he leads the charge into the dead filled streets of downtown Boston.In the end he could end up saving more than a city, his very soul.

Middle-aged, stuck-in-the-cold-war, Frank Richins has recently retired from the railroad. Having raised three daughters, and being a problem solver, he has a blind spot for the inefficiency of civil justice when it comes to the protection of young women. His adventure begins with a phone call yanking him from his slumber, followed by an audacious deposit into his gym bag, falsely connecting him to a human-sex-trafficking operation. Never quite sure when someone is being sarcastic, unclear about the term Latina, and baffled by the concept of the cloud, the flawed, gruff family man trades a retired life of changing light bulbs and repairing toilets to infiltrate an organization thought to be controlled by the Russian Mafia. It's a runaway train ride destined for derailment with every twist and turn. Live Long Days is a fresh take on a topic that can never get too much attention, human trafficking.

The city of Stednar is dangerous and to survive requires sacrifices of both body and mind. Follow the sisters of the city's shadow and their struggles to overcome both inner and outer demons, which seem to never quite release their grip.

It was supposed to be a picture book at the beginning. However, while creating illustrations the story just came to me. I wanted to show the life of a family of forest creatures that live in perfect harmony with nature. My goal was to show how peaceful and natural it could be for all of us. I desire to teach children how to love our planet and take care of it. Moreover, I want to show them that their everyday choices matter. They have the power to change the future and the planet belongs to them.

One sunny, spring day during finals week, sixteen year-old Julian Harrington learns his long-lost mother is dead, and he and his younger brother, Jacob, will finally be reunited. Having not seen each other in ten years, the boys are swept off to Ireland where Aunt Molly, Uncle Liam and the rest of his mother's huge extended Finnegan family live in the stone castle they call Finnegan's Close. Julian and Jacob discover the magical abilities they were born with and undergo the family's training to harness their Finnegan Gifts. But their journey takes a perilous turn when a sinister and deranged villain catches wind of their powers and becomes obsessed with stealing them for his own nefarious purposes. In a high-stakes battle of wits and magic, the boys - and their entire magical Finnegan family - must figure out a way to thwart him, while keeping their magic a secret.

In this exquisite collection, the poet allows us into his realm where words dance and emotions soar, sometimes so raw they compel you to read them twice. "The Truest Thing I Know" is a captivating collection of poetry that invites readers on a transformative journey through the depths of human experience, tragic, romantic, full of loss and yearning and notions that all who are part of the human experience will relate to completely. Marshall T Smith is clearly a master at drawing from words the immutable, the unsayable, the words that live only as often untouchable, deep feelings in the soul of every human.

Where Shall we go? A beautiful story of a young family sharing their days out in Northern Ireland and experiencing the exciting scenes of the blended cultures that make up "our little country"...each page highlighting a different charm that everyone can relate to.