"L.A. psychologist Megan Kineally finds her life plunged into delightful chaos when she arrives in Las Vegas to babysit her brother's son, only to find herself immersed in a hunt for a magic spinning wheel with eccentric and gorgeous business tycoon R. H. Chapeau."--from amazon.com.

"Totally Endless" tells the story of Rida and Sameer, two very different individuals who fall in love. Rida, an independent empath, keeps her distance from men, while Sameer, a determined and successful doctor, believes he can achieve anything. The story explores Rida's struggles and whether they will stay together forever. Rida's life transforms after meeting Sameer, who is her complete opposite. While Rida is reserved and challenging to know, Sameer's charm helps build a strong bond. Despite her allure and selfless nature, Rida sees Sameer only as a friend, despite his deep feelings for her. Sameer hopes to win her heart, but Rida consistently rebuffs his advances. The evolution of their friendship raises the question: will Rida return Sameer's affections, or will he remain just a friend? Only time will tell.

Wizards. Warlocks. Witches. Myths and legends describe them as powerful magicians, wise sages and humanity's helpful guides. Hunters know better. In the modern world, wizards make the impossible possible, changing the very face of reality on a whim for their own mysterious purposes. What kind of hold do they have over mankind? Hunters intend to find out -- and break it. Hunter: The Spellbound explores the magical realm of wizards as hunters perceive it, learning warlocks' strengths, fears and weaknesses. But enchanters have discovered hunters, too. Can these occult masters weave their spell and command the will of even the imbued? Not if hunters can help it. Let the witch-hunt begin. Book jacket.

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Desire can take many forms. Hegel related desire to acceptance, Nietzsche to power, and Freud to the erotic. In novels and plays by Gustave Flaubert, Marcel Proust, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Arthur Miller and music by Lana Del Rey, desire operates in a complex, slippery way that eludes philosophical and psychoanalytic attempts to pin it down. These and other great works of literature corroborate René Girard’s understanding of desire as taking shape “according to the other’s desire.” The mimetic approach frees desire from the preconceptions of both subject- and object-oriented psychologies and puts literary criticism in touch with the concrete substance of fictional narratives. Drawing on both modern masterpieces and iconic works of contemporary pop culture, Per Bjørnar Grande sketches a Girardian phenomenology of desire, one that sheds new light on the frustrating and repetitive nature of human relations in a world of vanishing taboos.

The Admirals' Son is a collection of stories and images about the author, Hank Miller, and his experiences growing up in the South and around the world as the son of a career Naval officer. In addition, the book depicts the authors emotional experiences as a Naval Aviator flying in Vietnam during the Conflict.

Readers of all ages will be in raptures with Cokkels in her magical, faierie-fantasy world as she stumbles through life dealing with villainy, treachery, deceit and jealousy on the one hand, and political intrigue and mysterious, legendary dark faierie lore between her family and their long-time enemies on the other. Her lessons in life are sometimes brutally sad (even terrifying); but often times naively comical, too.