The Coven’s Grove Chronicles is a saga about the gathering of thirteen women who possess extraordinary powers. Witches all, they must come together in a sisterhood that will nurture and protect them. The secrets of the arcane will be unlocked for each, if they survive long enough to learn. Join them on their journeys of discovery and hardship, and of course, to meet the dashing men they find along the way. The second set of the Coven's Grove Chronicles books, Paige, Amelia, and Miranda have been wrapped up into one boxed set for your enjoyment and convenience.

The world didn't end with a bang, and it didn't go out in a ball of fire. But in some strange way, freezing destroyed the world as we knew it. When I suddenly find myself surrounded by frozen people who were full of life only moments before, I realize the aliens who came to Earth are nowhere near as benevolent as they claimed. Fleeing the horror they've unleashed, I'm almost captured when Cade intervenes to save me. Once best friends, it's been years since we had any real interaction, but to survive the hideous monsters hunting us, we'll have to rely on each other again. As our situation becomes more perilous, I find myself struggling to come to terms with my past, my terrifying new reality, and my growing love for Cade as we fight to evade the aliens that want more than our lives... they also want our blood.

James Drake's 'Drake's Road Book of the Grand Junction Railway from Birmingham to Liverpool and Manchester' is a comprehensive guide to the newest mode of transportation in the early 19th century. The book not only provides practical information for travelers, such as distances and landmarks along the railway route, but also includes detailed descriptions of the towns and cities connected by the railway. Drake's writing style is straightforward and informative, catering to the practical needs of travelers. This book is a valuable resource for understanding the impact of the railway on society and commerce during the Industrial Revolution. Drake's detailed observations and meticulous descriptions offer a glimpse into the rapidly changing landscape of Britain in the 19th century. Historians and enthusiasts of railway history will find this book an essential addition to their collection. James Drake's expertise as a cartographer and travel writer is evident in this meticulously researched and well-presented guide, making it a must-read for those interested in the history of transportation and urban development.