It's a g'day, mate when three sexy heroes down under tangle with women tough enough to match their fire. You'll fall in love, too, with these smoldering romances, Aussie-style: Looking for Prince Charming: Glory agrees to pose as her boss's girlfriend while he campaigns for Lord Mayor of Melbourne--which might not be the best idea since she's already in love with him! A Taste of Honey: Charli Honey knew it was a bad decision to end up in her boss's bed, and to make matters worse, now she's pregnant. William Knight is happy to do the right thing, but can she live with a man who doesn't love her? Or can William convince her a change of heart is not only possible, it's real? An Outback Affair: Cassie will fight to the end for Sam, the nephew she has raised since her sister died. But now Sam's uncle, Joel Caine, has arrived to claim custody and take the boy to Western Australia. How can she win on his territory--and deny her growing attraction for the totally hot Joel? Sensuality Level: Sensual

Northwest of Nederland, Colorado, Caribou Ranch Open Space has been home to summer hunting grounds, a silver mine, a Hollywood movie set, a recording studio, a railroad, and more. As an artist-in-residence at this remarkable place, Ellen Orleans hiked trails, watched wildlife, and sat by North Boulder creek, conjuring up the characters who now live inside the short stories of Mother Blue and the Deep Down Under.

Tales From Down Under is a selection of short stories exploring historical and contemporary Australian themes. Spiced with tragedy and humour, this collection of seven tales will lead you through a first convict settlement, life in the outback, pearl fishing off the northwest coast, and even modern-day dilemmas.

Near Nederland, Colorado, Caribou Ranch Open Space has been home to nomadic hunters, a silver mine, a recording studio, a movie set, a railroad, and more. An artist-in-residence at this remarkable place, Ellen Orleans hiked trails, watched wildlife, and sat by North Boulder creek, conjuring up the characters who live inside these stories.

Katie Anderson is a five-year-old with pure blue eyes that shine like the sky on a sunny day. Being the daughter of Sophia Anderson has its advantages as well as disadvantages. Sophia is a superstar who spends her days on the set of her sitcom, Party Down Under, and her nights wrestling with her inner-demons. But what no one knows is that someone is quietly lurking in the shadows, waiting to ruin their lives forever. Twenty years later on the anniversary of the tragic event that sent her life spiraling downward into darkness, Katie stands stronger than ever before, despite spending her childhood with an uncle she despised. Now that he is dead, Katie believes she can finally move forward. But when she learns her mother left a will, Katie’s life is once again sent into a dramatic dive that leaves her in quandary. Will she choose to remain in Kentucky or will she return to Hollywood to continue her mother’s unfinished business and leave herself vulnerable to a killer determined to exact revenge? Party Down Under is the tale of a young woman’s courageous journey to the truth twenty years after a tragic event changed the course of her life.

“A memoir of three generations of women rich in historical detail” —from the Civil War to the Jazz Age (Kirkus Reviews) Shortly after her mother’s death in 2011, Sallie Bingham discovered a blue box in her mother’s closet containing the forgotten remnants of her foremothers’ lives. From her great-grandmother Sallie, was a gilded memoir written for her children during her final years; from her grandmother, Helena, a book of short stories she’d published called Legends of Virginia; and her mother, Mary, had left behind a grand romance in letters documenting her four-year courtship to the man who’d become Sallie Bingham’s father. Long before Sallie knew the details of these women’s lives she recognized the steel thread that ran through their personalities: resilience and indomitability. But to what extent did this steel thread tie up their secrets? How closely linked were their unquestioned feelings of Southern superiority—social, racial, moral, intellectual—to their ability to survive, even flourish, as their fortunes sank and rose? For years, Sallie could only speculate. Out of this astonishing 150-year treasure trove, Sallie Bingham has woven “more than a memoir; it’s an historical account of the legacies, heritages and travails of three generations of Southern women . . . in the living language of complex and exquisitely-preserved letters. Sallie Bingham’s meticulous and comprehensive work gives us a glimpse into another world—previously frozen in a ‘cornflower blue’ time capsule” (Bowling Green Daily News).

Notorious, numerous and varied, serial murderers from Australia have an eclectic record of crimes, methods and trademarks. Scrutinizing these murderers at length, this book aims to identify characteristics exclusive to Australian serial killers, connecting the crimes with the continent's geography, culture and social structure. Featured are murderers like the "Granny Killer" John Wayne Glover, William "The Sydney Mutilator" McDonald and "Backpacker Killer" Ivan Milat. Also covered are well-known events like the Snowtown Murders and killer couples like David and Catherine Birnie. Unique in the true crime genre, this book studies fictional Australian murderer Mick Taylor to examine how pop culture portrayals develop the distinct psychology of killers from "down under."