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When Brianna Hatherd’s family falls victim to a brutal home invasion, her life is shattered, and she’s compelled to return to her hometown of Cullton, Pennsylvania. But as she confronts the wreckage left behind, she’s met with a chilling silence from the local authorities. Undeterred, Bri digs deep within herself and makes a heartfelt plea for justice, desperately hoping that someone will answer her call and bring solace.

Little does Bri know that her plea has not gone unheard. Soon after, an insidious series of supernatural deaths begin to plague Cullton. Daunted by premonitory dreams, Bri delves into the enigma as suspicion descends upon her. Just when she feels hope slipping away, a stranger reveals the shocking truth about the town’s darkest secrets and the unimaginable price that comes with answered prayers.

Within the depths of Cullton, where whispers linger, and unseen forces stir, Bri must summon her courage and face the unknown. With time ticking away and her loved ones’ lives at stake, Bri embarks on a race against a fate she never dreamed possible.

Holiday baking and murder in a snowy English manor… Join tearoom sleuth Gemma, her cheeky cat Muesli, and the meddling ‘Old Biddies’ for a festive, funny British mystery this Christmas. Cozy up with a mystery worthy of Agatha Christie in this heartwarming Christmas whodunit!
Tearoom owner Gemma Rose is looking forward to holiday baking, time with friends and family, and maybe even a “white Christmas” in Oxford… But when she’s snowed in at a country manor in the Cotswolds, she finds herself investigating a mysterious murder – complete with the classic ‘body in the library’, a house full of suspects and a trail of mysterious footprints! Luckily, the nosy Old Biddies are on hand to help, not to mention her cheeky tabby cat Muesli. Add in some bathroom carol singing, Yuletide treats and flannel underwear, and Gemma’s stocking is bursting at the seams. Can she solve this festive whodunit in time to enjoy the most wonderful time of year?

Welcome to the world of Good Things Come — an intimate, emotionally charged ride through the highs and lows of chasing dreams in the world of Thoroughbred racing.

Liv Lachance is supposed to follow the plan: finish vet school, become a track vet, and eventually take over her father’s Thoroughbred farm. That’s the path — safe, sensible, expected — even if it means leaving her real passion behind.

When she’s told to hire someone to start the farm’s yearlings, she resents the reminder of what she’s giving up. Then Nate Miller shows up — overqualified, focused, and fully committed to the dream Liv once had: becoming a jockey.

Watching someone chase what she walked away from forces Liv to confront a question she’s tried to outrun — what if her plan isn’t the right one?

The fairy lights are up and shoppers are flooding the snowy seaside promenade. It’s going to be a busy month at Forget-Me-Not Vintage, a magical shop with a warm heart where every item has a story to be told.

With bright red hair and an infectious smile, Dodie is a hopeless romantic and absolutely one of a kind, just like the pieces in her shop.

When Dodie finds a love letter in the pocket of an old woollen coat, she makes it her mission to deliver it to its rightful owner. Following the address, she manages to persuade the handsome but reluctant new tenant, Edward, to help her with her search.

As the story of the letter unfolds, Dodie is there, as always, to pick up the pieces and make things right. But who will be there for her when her own love story needs a helping hand?

Is it too much to dream of a happy ending like the ones in the black and white movies she adores?

If you’re looking for a sweep-you-off-your-feet romance that will warm you through and through then the door to Forget-Me-Not Vintage is always open. Perfect for fans of Jane Linfoot, Debbie Johnson and Jenny Colgan.

How can we move beyond ways of knowing and being that are creating of a world of increasing separation, division and conflict, and learn to live into the possibility of a radically interconnected world that flourishes for all Beings?

Our genuine engagement with this question, and movement towards this reimagined world, resides in an ancient way of knowing that we each have within us – the heart. While the contemporary mind favours separation consciousness, the heart honours a way of knowing and being that creates the conditions for authentic relationships and deep connection.

In this book, Louise Livingstone PhD, puts forward a living idea; specifically, that knowing through the heart (Heart Sense) is a vitally important human capability which has, over the course of many hundreds of years, been divorced from, and rendered subservient to, knowledge about the world as generated through the brain (understood in modern times as the seat of knowledge and rational thinking).

This move has been utterly catastrophic on numerous fronts, as this book makes clear. Specifically, not only does our modern way of engaging with the heart distance us from its wisdom, guidance and innate ability to support us to deeply relate with one an-other, it also cuts us off from knowing just how valuable the heart is in our lives for creating conditions for peace, harmony, flourishing and thriving – for all. When we no longer can hear our heart, we are cut off from an ancient source of wisdom and guidance, inhibiting us from creating mutually nourishing relationships within the world in its entirety.

Ghosts can’t catch a killer, but they can help two city detectives hunt for one.
Eager for a week off from their high-pressure jobs, Detectives Daniels and Remalla arrive in the small town of Dumont to clean out the cabin of Daniels’ deceased grandfather. Their vacation is only slightly upended when they learn the area is haunted by the ghost of a woman whose body was found on the banks of the Black River near the cabin. Her unsolved murder still haunts the town where she lived and died.

Despite Remalla’s apprehension and Daniels’ indifference about the ghostly sightings, their troubles multiply when they discover a second woman’s body on the banks of the river. And when they learn the small-town sheriff and suspicious townspeople suspect them of the crime, their peaceful getaway becomes an investigation.

Thrown into a case they didn’t ask for, Daniels and Remalla must navigate a town steeped in secrets and haunted by its past. From an eccentric fortune-telling duo to a surly elderly woman with a dangerous grandson, from a suspicious drifter to a sheriff obsessed with the paranormal, everyone seems to hide something. Even Daniels’ late grandfather may have known more than he let on. The partners’ questioning leads them to believe that Dumont is hiding a dark secret that someone has killed to keep hidden, and if they stick around, they could be next.

But they’re not the only ones on the hunt for justice. And when a killer comes calling, their survival will depend not only on each other, but on the dead who haunt Dumont.