Böcker utgivna av Archway Publishing

Cheryl is a high school student brimming with rage and drowning in fear. She is a victim of a vicious attack by a highly respected business acquaintance of her father. The death threats become all too real and Cheryl is coerced and cornered into planning murder. The perfect murder plan materializes and she is ready.

In the 1860s, Hunter Eldridge is a military veteran with a tumultuous homelife and a fraught relationship with his father. When he returns to London, Hunter reluctantly visits the family bookstore, dreading an encounter with his loathsome father. Upon entering he sets eyes on the enchanting Eliza Carlisle. They fall deeply in love-soul mates to the core-and spend fifteen years happily married before tragedy strikes.On Hunter's birthday, after enjoying a wonderful night with family, he and Eliza are out for a leisurely stroll when a horrific creature of the night attacks them. Eliza is murdered, while Hunter is transformed into a vampire. In this new state, he finds a mentor in his father's peculiar business partner Garret Wilkins. Hunter also eyes a suspect in his tragic attack and vows revenge. Over the next century, Hunter must rebuild his life as an immortal. He is lucky enough to find love again after years of loneliness and despair. Endless time allows him to unravel the mystery of reincarnation, while struggling with a darker side of himself. In Hunter's continued thirst for vengeance, he realizes death is only the beginning as he reveals a small piece of a bigger event that is about to grip the country.

What if your memories weren't your own?What if you weren't really you?And what if, you never could forget things you wished forgotten?Shontelle is a young woman with a promising future. Her world is flipped upside down when she learns that she isn't the person she thought she was, but so much more.Shontelle's thirst for knowledge has always been a personal strength, but now will cost her a steep price. Hidden talents and family secrets are revealed. After two run-ins with two breathtaking men,Shontelle's small bubble is ruptured when her "Gift" spills out.

A little boy and his strange weiner dog are about to learn an important lesson.In a charming coloring book, a boy and dog develop a beautiful friendship while focusing on the Christmas season and the symbols of hope and joy that surround holiday traditions.The Strange Weiner Dog is a coloring book for children that shares a whimsical story of acceptance and friendship between a dog and his owner.

In this debut collection of poems, Tina Lear sends some tenderness to the little girl hiding in plain sight, the woman sleeping around long after it isn't fun anymore, the mother screaming at her kids, the wife trying to jump out the window of a marriage on fire, and the daughter watching Jeopardy with her ancient, bedridden mother.Lear's work stings with resonance and pulls laughter from the darkness. She tells the whole truth with a fractal memory. Divided into six sections, her poems range from a swim in the river of youth, to the hard road of marriage and motherhood, all the way to waning days of very old age, and the nectar that comes from all of it-ending with a whimsical look at possible worlds.Partial Views is a love letter to all the ways in which we try and fail and try again to meet our reflection in the mirror and whisper yes.

Varros Hawk was killed in the final battle against his former allies, and the Merging succeeded. Now, however, there are new threats on the rise and the first guardian enters into a dangerous covenant in order to stop them-and to take revenge for his murder.

Bennie Frank, a nothing special stray puppy, builds his self confidence and courage as he journeys to find the love of a family. Struggling with the elements and his own fears, Bennie Frank is alone and ignored until two children take him home. Safe in the loving care of his newfound family, Bennie Frank envisions his future of fun, friends, and adventures.

Psychologically, people's relationship with insurance is a complex, emotional journey. In reality, the simplistic, uncomplicated manner of insurance is a beautiful thing. It is designed like a lottery that always pays when a specific future risk element is incurred. And yet, time and again, there are an abundance of illustrations showing abuse and gratitude working in kind, usually fueled by an entitlement attitude that they're somehow going to scheme to take more. These are their stories.