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Easton Island – Looking Glass Cottage is the beginning of one woman’s journey from incredible loss to finding a past she knew nothing about, including a family who both embraces and fears her and a charming island that draws her in. This inspirational series is for lovers of family sagas, mystery, and a touch of romance.

Morgan Easton Greer is forced to pick up the pieces and start over after her world is shattered by a series of tragic events including a failing marriage and losing her mother.

Shortly after her mother’s death, a mysterious letter arrives, inviting Morgan to a remote island for the reading of her mother’s will… a will she had no idea existed.

Does Morgan have the courage to claim what is rightfully hers and start over by building a life she never dreamed possible?

A missing sister. An assassination plot. A mysterious mark.

The Queen knows who Asha is… … and will do anything to steal her void magic.

In their last encounter in the void, Asha barely escaped the Queen’s clutches. With every moment bringing Asha closer to inevitable doom, Professor Sylvester uses his ties to the growing rebellion in Althuria to give her refuge. With Lex and Zaniyah, they work relentlessly to dismantle the Queen’s tyrannical grip over the kingdom.

But everything is going haywire.

Asha’s void magic is unreliable, a mysterious mark appears on her ankle — one Professor Sylvester is certain must be connected to the Queen — and her sister is missing. Even the once-safe forests now burst with danger, and creatures prowl through the night, making it nearly impossible to find Althea.

With her life hanging by a thread, Asha must confront a terrifying decision:

Does she abuse her power and wreak havoc upon the world, or face the death of the person she loves most?

A gripping, fast-paced novella from the multi-million selling author of the John Milton series.

In the city of Cairo, a sandstorm is coming.

Group Fifteen operative and ex-MI6 officer Charlie Cooper is working undercover as a political negotiator. Attending a conference surrounded by diplomats, businessmen and lobbyists, nobody would suspect what he really does for a living. Also in their midst is Aisha, a Saudi activist whose protests against human rights abuses have made her an enemy of her country’s regime.

It isn’t just Cooper visiting Cairo under false pretenses. A hit squad has been sent to eliminate Aisha and their reputation precedes them. Cooper knows all too well that these men mean business and is given the order to take them out. But when he is told to use Aisha as bait, he starts to question what he is doing.

The hunt is on and the sandstorm is heading their way. Can Cooper eliminate the assassins before they reach Aisha? Can he keep her safe from harm without any means of escape?

This box set of ten novels includes books 11 – 20 in the bestselling Chocolate Centered Cozy Mystery Series.

A fun cozy mystery series with two chocolate-making sleuths, an adorable pot-bellied pig, a cheeky cat, puzzling mysteries, recipes, and a little romance.

Ally Sweet is loving her new life in her hometown of Blue River working in her grandmother’s chocolate shop. The bond between her and her much-loved grandmother is as strong as ever and she enjoys spending time with her, their pot-bellied pig, Arnold, and feline-friend, Peaches.

Along with a developing romance with a hunky detective and chocolate making at her grandmother’s chocolate shop, her days are filled with helping solve more than a few baffling murder mysteries with her grandmother, their animal sidekicks, and a few quirky, chocolate-shop regulars.

A memoir from a retired firefighter about firefighting, rescue calls and life around the firehouse. It’s not all about fire – that’s lesson number one. No,it’s a collection of things: assisting an injured person at three o’clock in the morning, calming a child in a traumatic situation, saving the belongings of a family from the ravages of a fire, seeing people in every heartbreaking situation imaginable and trying to help them, while not losing yourself in the process. And it’s about the insanity found in the firehouse – to the author it’s the Cracker Factory – and the politics and pettiness that try unsuccessfully to steal the joy from the job. The book doesn’t dwell on the nuts and bolts of firefighting, as much as it documents the human side of the job.