Raina Willoughby met her Aunt Nancy’s friend and coworker, Dr. James Posey, for the first time at the cinema in 1939. Both women enjoyed the company of the charming and delightfully funny man throughout the evening, but it wasn’t long before they discovered James wasn’t nearly as genial as they thought. The vicious and violent finale to their night finds the Willoughby family trying desperately to heal, but with James’s actions and family secrets looming, the task becomes seemingly impossible…especially when tragedy cripples the family once again. As James repeatedly dodges repercussions courtesy of his wealthy, influential family, Raina struggles to cope with the injustices threatening to break her lovely, youthful spirit. But Raina won’t break—she wants revenge. She’s going to right the wrongs done to her pastor, her friend, her patients, her family, herself, and most importantly, Nancy Willoughby. Raina will do anything, use anyone, and say anything to avenge them—and she’s going to enjoy it.

Raina: A Prequel to Jacqueline Willoughby

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Randall, Schuyler

Thrillers & Suspense

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The Manatee Who Finds Mindfulness is a beautiful story about a young manatee who after getting separated from her mother, uses mindful moments to find her way home. It is a story that reminds us that even when our worries may seem as choppy as the waves on the surface, we all have the ability to tap into the calmness and clarity within the depths of our minds. The illustrations are just a charming as the message of the book, in that: "if ever feel lost, either within or at sea, peace lives within us all, within you and within me." The book also includes a beginners guide for Mindful Meditation that is great for all ages. Targeted for ages 3-11, but a reminder to all ages the importance of inner peace and mindfulness. Perfect for ages: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and up

The Manatee Who Finds Mindfulness

Children's Books

Murphy, Alyson

Animals

Sam Alexander’s husband, Jake, died eight months ago. She isn’t in denial. And she hasn’t lost her marbles. But she still hears him whispering in her ear, feels his embrace, and responds to his energy in ways that were…unexpected, to say the least. But then again, Jake did say he’d find a way—through hell or high water—to keep her safe, to keep her loved. She’s still pretty ticked at God about Jake’s accident, and doesn’t hold back in telling Him. She wants Jake back and her prayers pivot between asking and downright demanding. Do you do that to the One-in-charge without consequences? Ah, but who cares? What’s a little spiritual imbalance if she can keep Jake with her? But when Sam connects with Luke Harrison on Facebook, she does begin to second-guess her sanity. This Luke guy feels powerful. But Facebook? Anyway, he reminds her of Jake, right down to his deep blue eyes. Or does he just remind her of how she felt with Jake? Safe. Desired. Appreciated. Is this even wise? Is she dancing with the devil? As the whispers and nudging from Jake increase, Sam begins to think that she simply has to connect with Luke, that maybe Jake is making it happen. Could this be the answer to her prayers? Or is there some darker energy involved? After a sensual and haunting encounter at North Carolina’s Balsam Mountain Inn, the intricacies of Divine Design are now at work and there’s not much that could stop what’s about to happen—the force of love’s energy works through all time to reunite twin souls. But then there’s Jake.

Devil and the Deep Blue

Romance

Morris, Deborah

Contemporary

From Alyson Murphy, manner’s coach and the bestselling author of The Manatee Who Finds Mindfulness, The Elephant Who Finds Empathy is a timely story about the importance of being able to understand the feelings and needs of others. 
When Ellie’s lack of empathy results in losing her friend in the vast African savanna, she’s surprised to find that the empathy she receives from neighboring wildlife is what leads her back to her friend. 
The sweet rhyming text and beautiful watercolor illustrations celebrate the life-changing benefits of learning to appreciate different points of view and the ways kindness, compassion, and empathy enhance friendship.\nThe book also includes a beginners guide to teaching empathy, whether at home or in the classroom, that is great for all ages.\nTargeted for ages 2-10, but a reminder to all ages the importance of kindness, compassion and empathy.\nPerfect for ages: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and up

The Elephant Who Finds Empathy

With Grit Intention: Journal Edition: Discover Your Do-It-Again

Self-Help

Jones, Anita

Motivational

Babylon Blues

Cheah, Kit Sun

Singularity Sunrise 3: The Digital Veil: A Cyberpunk Thriller

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Write Fast. Write Well. Get Paid.\nThese were the watchwords of old-school pulp fiction: fun, fast-paced, and immensely popular with readers.\nThe pulp era is coming back.\nBlending timeless lessons from the grandmasters of the pulp era with the genres, tastes and technologies of today, PulpRev forges boldly ahead into the future of fiction. Hugo and Dragon Award nominated writer Kit Sun Cheah teams up with Misha Burnett to compile a selection of essays on the PulpRev aesthetic from some of the leading writers in the movement.\nPulp on Pulp covers: How to plot like a pulp grandmaster How to write 5000 words a day The secrets of writing fantastic fight scenes Worldbuilding and character creation tips And many more!PulpRev is the Revolution, Revival and the Renaissance of Pulp. Take the plunge into the new pulp era and become the best writer you can be!

Pulp on Pulp: Tips and Tricks for Writing Pulp Fiction

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

Singularity Sunrise 4: American Heirs

Singularity Sunrise 5: The Singularity War

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