"A wordless graphic novel in which twelve-year-old Marisol must adapt to a new life 1960s Brooklyn after her parents send her to the United States from Cuba to keep her safe during Castro's regime."--

When he opened his mind, she opened his heart. Isla Gillingham is a beautiful, successful model, so she's bound to be a spoiled, selfish diva, right? At least that's what Kean Maguire presumes until he meets her. His impression changes in a heartbeat when he sees her dressed casually, eating fries, smiling and giggling. Not one for socializing, Kean is secretly happy to volunteer to take Isla and the photographer into the mountains for a photo shoot until Isla's manager, Tabitha Merchant, warns him that there is a powerful legal team ready to pounce the minute he slips up. A court battle will not only lose him his job, but also result in the closure of the Fielding Ranch. Isla is immediately taken with the Irish cowboy and thrilled when he leads their trek into the mountains. His demeanor is anything but friendly, however, and even worse when an accident occurs on a narrow ledge. Reluctantly, she allows Kean to offer her shelter at his cottage when the weather deteriorates. Given the chance to learn more about each other, can she persuade him that she is not the calculating bitch he assumes? And, is his heart really as cold as the ice outside or will it melt with the driven snow? As Isla admits that her life isn't quite as happy as it seems, Kean must disclose his unsavory past, despite knowing it could completely turn her against him. But their lives change entirely when they discover they are not the only ones keeping secrets.

Her heart raced… And her knees weakened… At the bar, with his unmistakable thick, dark hair, sat the last person she wanted to see. When Isla Barrett Becker discovers her new husband in bed with his best friend, she bolts for the pub to commiserate with her girlfriends. Then in walks her first heartbreak: Beau Beau Huxley wasn’t ready to see Isla again. They were engaged for all of thirty seconds before she bolted out of his life forever. Except there she is at the bar, looking just as beautiful as she did six years ago when she rejected his proposal and ripped his heart out. Overwhelmed by memories and a crumbling marriage, Isla does the thing she always does when life gets tough. She runs, signing up as a yoga instructor for a remote backpacking excursion. Except, she arrives to find Beau signed up for the same trip. With Beau all to herself, rekindling their romance seems simple. But Beau is a complicated package. He comes with a son that ties him to the woman who exploded their relationship. And Isla is prone to bolting at the first sign of trouble. When Isla catches Beau in a lie, her fragile faith in him is shaken. Can Beau convince Isla to trust him before their second chance at love is lost forever? You’ll love this fourth book in the West Coast Romance series, because Isla’s gets her second chance with her first love. AUTHORS NOTE: Isla’s Beau features a feisty heroine, a sexy single dad, and a second chance at forever. It can be read as a standalone novel but is best enjoyed within the West Coast Romance Series.

When talented ballet dancer Isla MacLeod accepts a mysterious invitation to perform at the remote Dunbrae Castle, she never imagines she'll be stepping into a centuries-old curse. Caught between the enigmatic Laird Malcolm MacKenzie and his charming rival Edward Blackwood, Isla must unravel the secrets of the past to forge her own destiny. As ancient prophecies collide with modern love, Isla discovers that only through the power of forgiveness and the courage to choose a new path can she break the cycle of tragedy that has haunted Dunbrae for generations. In this spellbinding tale of passion, betrayal, and redemption, Isla must dance not just for her heart, but for the very souls trapped in time. Scottish romance, Highland curse, historical fiction, paranormal romance, ballet dancer, laird, forbidden love, ancient prophecy, time-spanning romance, Gothic mystery

This guide to Chile covers the coasts from Arica in the north to Cape Horn in the south, and includes Isla de Pascua and Islas Juan Fernandez to the west.Chile's vast coastline offers the complete range of scenery and is one of the last easily accessible places on the planet where yachts can explore little known waters and find previously unreported anchorages.This fourth edition is a compilation of information gleaned by many visiting yachtsmen, edited into a coherent and thorough guide. It offers detailed, fully updated sailing directions for almost all the important harbours and anchorages, many of which are documented here for the first time. The detailed text is supported by revised colour sketch plans throughout.The book now contains full colour photographs which relate to the sketch plans.