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Lottie Bennett has big dreams-like, red-carpet-in-Hollywood clutching-an-Oscar, giving-a-tearful-speech kind of dreams. But for now, she's just a teen with a camera phone, a screenplay in her backpack, and a front-row seat... See More
It's easy to lose the holiday spirit when your one desire is to have someone to spend it with. After being reminded of the magic of Christmas by her nephew, Halley taps into her inner whimsy and creates a wish list. After... See More
A child's life is at stake... DCI Callum MacBain is used to working alone. But he's given a new partner, Tara Fletcher, and a new case: investigating a missing seven year old. MacBain and Fletcher can't afford to let... See More
After a devastating divorce, Lian Shu does what she has always done -- escape into the comforting embrace of any place but home. But the location she chooses, the Valentino Inn at Pacific Grove, California, will be closing... See More
The Christmas season has arrived in the small town of Market Marchgate, but all is far from well. A young woman named Hope Ingelby has moved there with the determination to make a new life for herself. She needs to forget... See More
Dieser Band enthält folgende Romane: Eine italienische Affäre (Sandy Palmer) Du bist mein allergrößtes Glück! (Sandy Palmer) Das blonde Gift vom Wirtshaus (Alfred Bekker) Galopp ins Glück (Anna Martach) Ellen und... See More
Thanksgiving Stories: Cute Thanksgiving Short Stories for Kids and Thanksgiving Jokes Celebrate Thanksgiving with laughter, love, and gratitude! This adorable Thanksgiving storybook is packed with fun short stories, silly... See More
An orphan wrestler raised among coal dust and steel. A vile king clutching to his reign by a skeletal grasp. When eighteen-year-old Kellen HalvKaste's mentor betrays him and poisons his best friend, he is forced out into... See More
In the rugged Scottish Highlands, where clan rivalries run as deep as the lochs, Lady Elspeth Campbell's world is turned upside down. Betrothed to a stranger for the sake of a fragile alliance, she finds herself lost in the... See More
If you're tracing the brave men and women in your family who served during World War I or World War II, you're in the right place! These twentieth-century conflicts generated a vast range of military and civilian documents... See More
Otherworldly creatures prowl the wildwoods that cloak the Isle of the Mighty. Rome once claimed this land, calling it Britannia, but they fled decades ago. Native Bryts rose again to power. Across the moors and mountains... See More
They're just desserts -- and this batch of comeuppance (ka-muffins) is sweet. In these ten tales of terror (plus a bonus story), follow a pet lobster that snaps at nasty home intruders ("Bad Juju with Garlic Butter"), a... See More
Magic has found a new way to wield its dominance and control. No longer restricted to supernatural bloodlines, it can lay claim at the age of seventeen, leaving teenagers with unwanted powers on the edge of survival... See More
Surviving Book I: The Adventures of John Harris - a Post - Apocalyptic Survival novel . John Harris is an ex-Special Forces soldier, survival expert and serious prepper, believing that one day the world as he knows it will... See More
The Klyce family featured in A Step In Time Catherine's Tale and A Step In Time Part 2, Kate's Tale. The Klyce Family in America is the story of Irish healer Maude Clancy and Polish Frank Edward (Ed) Klyce. In 1803, Maude... See More
Catherine "Cat" Barnes has her life on track, with four degrees to her credit, a job she enjoys and the purchase of her very own home she has everything a modern young woman could want, or does she? What she lacks is true... See More
For Jason and his fiancé Thelma, the bomb meant he never had to invade Japan and maybe die or at least be wounded. For Fred, the bomb means guilt and fear, wondering why it had to be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki as his... See More
Sometimes revenge is best served warm... Laissez les bon temps rouler -- Let the good times roll. New Orleans is a city known for its vibrant culture of food, music, and parties. But beneath the surface of the city lies a... See More
A revised edition of the enormously popular, original book on irritable bowel syndrome. Written by a doctor who is also an IBS sufferer. Dr Coleman describes the causes and symptoms and provides a two step control programme. See More
United States Census records are one of the most important types of genealogical records, containing a wealth of information you may not find in vital records and allowing you to track your ancestors' progress over time... See More
Have you ever felt overwhelmed at the prospect of writing your entire family's history, from the earliest traceable ancestor to present day? You're not alone. Many genealogists and family historians dream of publishing a... See More
Say What? A Handy Phonetic & Spelling Guide for Genealogy is a quick-reference for decoding the many ways our ancestors' names have been recorded over time. If you've ever puzzled over why a single surname appears in half a... See More
Genealogical research often begins with census data, vital records, and oral histories. However, many researchers overlook land records -- even though these documents can contain a wealth of personal details. One of the most... See More
It is likely that as a genealogist you not only have a love of history and historical records, but also maps. So what is it about this two-dimensional depiction of geography that fascinates us? Perhaps because that very map... See More
City directories are a treasure trove for genealogists, providing unique insights into the lives of our ancestors. Unlike censuses, which offer a snapshot of a household every ten years, city directories are published... See More
Why are genealogists so attracted to historical newspapers? In the absence of official governmental documents such as vital records, newspapers can help establish and prove basic birth, marriage, and death information about... See More
The world of genealogy has evolved dramatically in the digital age. Where once researchers spent hours in dusty archives and libraries, they can now access millions of records from the comfort of their homes. One of the... See More
The relationship was over long before it ended, so when her boyfriend dumps her, Kristy craves a change in life. Kristy's best friend, Sherry, is into the BDSM scene, and on a whim and a bet, Kristy finds herself in the... See More
In 1941, France's national treasure, Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa painting is moved to the Biltmore House near Asheville, North Carolina, for safekeeping. German General Hermann Goring hears about this move and sends a... See More
"Gripping, from the first page until the last... " "I love this book!! It's not your average romance. Boy meets girl and they live happily ever after nope not this time. Ellie and Will's story is very different which is why... See More
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