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Tabitha Leigh has no idea her mundane life is about to change. Every day she gets up, goes to work, comes home-an average, almost drab existence. Lately she's been getting sick, and she can't figure out why. As fever and fatigue consume her, she has no idea she's being followed-and danger stalks her every step.The Alpha of the Alaskan Tigers, Ty Reynolds, has been watching her from a distance to see if she will go through the change. When she finally does, he sees more in her than just the future of their kind. Now that she is embracing her tiger side, he must tell her she is the Queen of the Tigers-and she has a bounty on her head.Tabitha must be protected at all costs; she must embrace her future and her mate. If she doesn't, it will mean the end of everything she's come to know and never realized she needed.

A raging snowstorm brings two lonely souls together in Winterbloom. Can Chloe help Jordan discover a path through the pain and anger to find love?In Unexpected Forever, Tessa's life shatters in an instant when she realizes she's pregnant. Can two people overcome their past when they're given the chance of a lifetime?A crippled and disheartened war veteran returns home in Losing to Win. When Juan Carlos meets Rebecca, sparks fly-but will it be enough to give them both a happy ending?Snowbound in a cottage, Jasmine meets Logan in Christmas Countdown. She's already played the game of love and lost. Could her dreams of a real family finally be within reach?Unable to be with the man she loves, Jessi gave Michael what his wife couldn't in The Surrogate. But when an unexpected divorce leaves Jessi pregnant, can Michael convince her that he wants to be more than just the father of the twins?

The Human Dreaming Journal is an interactive companion to Human Dreaming: The Dynamics of Dream Interpretation by Britt Sheflin. Discover why the components of dreams have practical applications in day-to-day living.

2018 Anthology of the Tea Tree Gully Writers Group

A collection of poetry by James Hickey, a poet, thinker and do-er, although not necessarily in that order. He dresses like a stylish cowboy and carries a cane. He is honest most of the time, usually late for work and early for parties. He writes while drinking coffee and reflecting on the last nights and tomorrows. He does not always listen to what others say but feels it anyway. His poetry is dark and beautiful, like a city skyline, like Shiraz in its oaken home.