Kelsey's sole purpose in life is to keep four-year-old Pipa safe. Conceived in a violent, drug-induced rampage, Pipa is being hunted by the man responsible. He wants her dead, and no matter how far Kelsey and Pipa run, the brewing storm is never far behind. Protection lies in Kelsey's hometown of White Wattle Creek in the form of Ethan, the man who'd always been her safe place. The one she loved. And the one who broke her heart. But she not only has Ethan to face when she returns. The emotional abuse of her past and the truth surrounding Pipa's existence both rain down on her from the clouds gathering overhead. When Kelsey finally opens her heart to Ethan, her nightmares tip over into reality, and with Pipa's future hanging in the balance, Kelsey must find the strength within to fight for their right to happiness ... before the storm breaks.

Family - the most important thing in the world, right? If it's your own, maybe. But if it's the family of the incredibly powerful, incredibly alluring businessman with whom you've been conducting a secret office affair, and they don't yet know about the affair, things are a little bit different. Life is about to get real for Lilly Linton. All those stolen moments behind closed doors, those secret kisses and whispered words are about to catch up with her. As she and her boss, business-magnate Rikkard Ambrose, travel north to his parents' palatial estate, she is about to discover whether she has the strength to step out of the shadows and change her fate forever. Volume four of the award-winning Storm and Silence series.

A disillusioned young women in a religious cult, a deadly conspiracy, a divided America on the verge of civil war. In a politically divided America, insurgents plan to overthrow the government. While helping to rescue a friend’s daughter from a religious cult, Maria Delgado is inadvertently drawn into a sinister plot that threatens to destabilize the elected U.S. administration. Maria must intervene to stop hell from breaking loose where thousands could die in a potential civil war.

"The Breaking of the Storm" is one of the best-known works by the German novelist Friedrich Spielhagen. In this novel the author links the storm tide at the Baltic Sea in the autumn of 1872 with the great crisis of the financial industry, widely known as "The Panic of 1873" that triggered an economic depression in Europe and North America during the 1870s. Since there was no causal connection between financial actions and the weather events, Spielhagen succeeded with this construction to build on certain "collective fantasies" of the readers. The metaphor of the "flood" was certainly present even in economic circles.

Jericho is a young man who has been thrust into a world he didn't know existed; one in which he can do something that no one else can. He can heal people by touch. Depite his misgivings he must go into a land where he is not trusted with a partner who doesn't want him and face a threat that he doesn't understand.