Olivia Clark. Stuck between good and bad. She always wanted to move away from her home in France. Therefore, she moved to California, fulfilling her biggest dream. Though, she wasn't prepared for what came next. Olivia quickly found out that she transferred to the school of her old lover, Chase Johnson. She first met him two years ago, in her hometown, when he was on a vacation in France. Their very own love story ended when they had a fight two months later on a phone call. Both thought that was the end to their future together. But the universe decided otherwise. They were destined to meet again on her first day at her new school, but it wasn't as great as she thought it would be. The school bully, Jackson Martinez, laid an eye on her and started bullying her, but she always kept a smile on her face, and didn't lose her positivity towards life. Everything quickly changed, and all their lives was a mess, but only for a short period of time. Every one of them chose to live in peace.

When Glenda MacKimmie arrives in Scotland, she expects nothing more than rain and cold and the sorrowful discomfort of inevitable remembering. But when she meets Claude, her visit takes an unexpected turn - he is here to sort out the clock shop his late uncle Erwin has left him, and, grateful for the distraction, Glenda offers to help. But then a found letter evokes the assumption that Uncle Erwin has never died to begin with, and Glenda and Claude find themselves swept up in a mystery that bears magic, wonders and tragedy. If Uncle Erwin did not die, where did he go? And what was that calling he spoke of? A journey begins that makes them question their beliefs about what is possible and shows them that when it comes to true love, even the laws of time hold no power anymore.

Fragments is a collection of short texts that attempt to explore the inner turmoil faced by a young girl trying to come to terms with mental illness in her late teens.

In the depths of the human soul, we come across immeasurable worlds. The book "She; the Pomegranate" invites you to explore these and get involved in the twists, turns, and tangy surprises of our inner landscapes. You are not holding a soulless life guide in your hands, but a collection of poetry. From the tangled roots of despair to the sweet blossoms of resilience, these poems reflect the bittersweet process of healing. May these lines not just be words, but guidelines on your own path to healing. In the diversity of emotions and uniqueness of each story, we find a common language that reminds us that we are not alone. So, peel back the layers, savour each metaphorical bite, and embrace the messy, dazzling journey that is life. Because just like a pomegranate, you are worth the mess.

The truth can be a hard pill to swallow. How do you share it without offending or hurting anyone? And are you ready to admit the truth? Listen to Blake and Aiden speak of what many are too afraid to say.

Being born with an unusual scent surely is challenging. People think of her as a saviour, someone who is not only attractive from her scent and appearance, but also pretty with her words and full of charity. Which is why Iona works in a suicide prevention call centre, so she can help people in life-support situation with serenity. Yet, why did Jonas hate her so much when everyone was grateful for her presence? Why did he hurt her so badly when everyone longed for her scent? From Jonas, with regret, to Iona.

Higher Purpose is a reflective allegory that delves into the search for meaning within the structured life of a bee colony, mirroring our own quest for purpose in the human world. In a secluded world ruled by tradition and hierarchy, young bee Polly questions the unspoken laws governing her society. Higher Purpose offers a nuanced look at power dynamics, the importance of questioning, and the incredible potential of a single voice! This is a tale of heroes you have never noticed and courage that has never been acknowledged. This journey will challenge what you know about heroism, survival, and the intricate dance of nature. This is a story about how the survival of the many rests in the hands of the tiny and about all of us being part of something bigger. Polly's journey reflects the lives of countless others who feel small and insignificant yet yearn to find meaning beyond the repetitive cycles of life.