Defying the dark shadows that haunt her every step, Rose Gossett struggles to gain control of a life filled with deceit and emotional abuse. While Rose searches for comfort in her dreams of starting a family, evidence mounts that her husband Kevin is hiding something. Determined to find out the truth, she questions her trust in the man she loves and sets out to decipher the trail of clues left behind. However Rose doesn't bargain for the white knuckle ride of twisting lies and fear. Caught in a tangled web of manipulation, her daydream world of her ideal marriage crumbles. She brutally awakens to the covert life she is living, is forced to reconstruct her own destiny and, in the process, heal a longstanding family wound from a dark secret in the past. Till Tomorrow Comes illuminates the importance of confronting buried memories to experience the healing power of forgiveness.

Her past is restless. Her future is vulnerable. The longest summer of her life has begun. Employed by her town’s historical society, Miranda Blair preserves brick-and-mortar landmarks from yesterday but has spent two decades running from her past. Having never been able to afford life’s indulgent toppings, she’s settled for vanilla. Miranda is coaxed from her childhood home when she’s named the sole heir to her estranged grandmother’s estate. Gertrude Blair has outlined a hundred-day stay at her New England cottage as a prerequisite for the inheritance. Begrudgingly, Miranda accepts this unorthodox final request from the woman who never deserved the title “grandma.” In idyllic Cobblers Hill, shingled homes boast charming front porches and roses entwine white picket fences. But Gertrude’s abandoned property needs a makeover as desperately as Miranda does. And while remnants from Miranda’s history dwell within the dark paneled cottage walls, no strings attached prevails as her motto—until, that is, she meets the emerald-eyed guy next door.

Now attending an international university in Switzerland, nineteen-year-old Christy Miller is excited by the prospect of a visit by her friends. But their different hopes for the trip threaten their happiness.

Phoebe's day is full of tomorrows: Mama says they can make pancakes, her teacher announces musicians will visit the class, and Phoebe will get ice cream after her haircut--but none of it 'til tomorrow. Phoebe feels frustrated and impatient. Why can't these good things happen right now? Later in the day, Phoebe's grandmother bakes cookies and shares the secret ingredient to turn today into tomorrow: a good night's sleep. Phoebe decides she'll try it out. This is a sweet, practical story that offers a gentle lesson in the meaning of time. It also addresses the sense of unease and injustice kids may feel since they rarely control the way a day unfolds. Bold illustrations full of personality and diversity bring plucky, curious Phoebe's world to life on the page, making this an enjoyable early-learning read.

Josh is a twelve-year-old with dyslexia who spends the summer on a remote island in Maine with his teasing older brother Simon and grandparents he hardly knows. He spends the worst and the best summer of his life on Seal Island, far out to sea off the coast of Maine.