Not My Turn

The tender scars on her abdomen throb as memories of the attack come rushing back, flooding her mind and sending her heart racing…
Psychotherapist Neve Keane knew that returning to work at the hospital after being stabbed by a patient would be difficult. But entering her unit only to be surrounded by a crowd of people claiming they need her help to stop the apocalypse — that’s more than she bargained for.

When the crowd’s leader turns out to be a mutual patient of Neve and her best friend, streetwise Irish doctor Cornelius O’Brien, they are both pulled into a Byzantine plot that transforms Capitol Hill General into a dangerous place where threats and betrayals lurk around every corner.

Then their mutual patient falls into a mysterious coma, and the clues he left behind lead Neve and Cornelius straight into Washington, DC’s ugly underbelly, a world of shadowy political forces with long arms and deadly intentions.

As they race to unravel the threads of a sinister conspiracy that leads from their hospital all the way to the White House, Neve and Cornelius realize they might be fighting to stop the end of the world, after all — provided they can survive the week with targets on their backs.

What if every religion is repeating the same forgotten truth?

Across thousands of years and every continent, humanity has told different stories about creation, morality, collapse, and renewal. But beneath the surface, all of these stories describe one universal pattern.

A pattern older than scripture.
A pattern deeper than doctrine.
A pattern that explains why civilizations rise and fall.
A pattern that shows why life tightens, breaks, and opens again.

This book reveals that pattern with clarity: Flow, Separation, Structure, Collapse, Flow

For the first time, myths, world religions, Indigenous wisdom, and modern systems are shown as different expressions of the same living rhythm.

She needed an escape…

After a devastating divorce, Valerie Crane escapes to the picturesque English coast, hoping to soothe her damaged heart. On the hill behind her inn, the elegant ruins of Yealm Castle draw her repeatedly, but instead of peace, Valerie is swept up in an astonishing mystery when she is transported to the year 1605.

Alone and afraid, Valerie only starts to grasp what has happened when she meets the handsome but taciturn Alec Whitfield, master of the castle, which is now impossibly restored and beautiful. Alec doesn’t believe Valerie’s story, but just as her last hope fades, his charming, roguish brother, Finlay, persuades Alec to let her stay.

As Valerie grows closer to both brothers, passion flares into a love triangle that could consume them all. And the danger and violence around them escalates when Finlay becomes entangled in a treasonous plot. With lives on the line, if Valerie can find a way back to her own time, should she take the chance to run? Or will she risk everything for a chance to save the man she loves?

A stunning, romantic and unforgettable story of a woman caught between two irresistible men and two vastly different worlds, struggling to find her place and follow her heart. Perfect for fans of Diana Gabaldon, Barbara Erskine and Susanna Kearsley.

A practical, high-clarity guide for leaders, managers, and consultants who want to deliver projects that succeed consistently, predictably, and without chaos.

Why do so many projects collapse under their own weight? Why do budgets explode, timelines slip, teams burn out, and vendors overpromise, while executives are left wondering what went wrong?
In Why Projects Fail, veteran project leader Dan Regan breaks down the hidden forces that derail initiatives across industries, from multimillion-dollar technology programs to strategic business transformations. This book is not theory — it is a field manual built from real experience inside complex organizations where stakes are high, politics are real, and failure is expensive.

Drawing from decades of hands-on leadership in enterprise PMOs, vendor management, digital modernization, and organizational change, Regan exposes the common patterns found in failing projects and shows you exactly how to prevent them.

Over 2,000 pages of nonstop action! Two decades after he was banished from his homeworld for a disaster that still haunts him, Eli Bryce and his crew of unrepentant troublemakers struggle to survive on the edges of the galaxy.

But when they rescue a near-dead castaway with an impossible secret, everything changes.

Soon, the greatest conspiracy in the galaxy is unfolding around them and they have no choice but to fight.

But what can one ship full of outcasts do to save Earth and the rest of the galaxy from annihilation?

More than anyone could imagine.

Mince Pies, Mistletoe, and a Murder Most Festive

I used to think the most ridiculous thing about my life was my name — Holly Wood.

That was before I nearly froze in a snowdrift and was rescued by the real Mrs. Claus. Now I’m recuperating in her storybook cottage in Candy Cane Hollow, where the fairy lights never switch off and Christmas lasts all year.

Just when my lonely heart starts to think this might be home (helped by Mrs. Claus’s distractingly handsome son, Nick), disaster strikes. The frostiest receptionist in town eats one of Mrs. Claus’s famous mince pies and collapses. Suddenly my kind-hearted rescuer is suspect number one.

With elf police posted at the door and Gilbert, the over-helpful house-elf, underfoot, Nick and I dive into small-town rivalries, festive competitions, and very human motives. We need the truth on the table before Christmas dinner… and before they haul Mrs. Claus away.