Life and love are on the line… and her choices could alter fate. I miss my old life. When I knew who to trust. But losing my sister pushed me to the edge. Her brutal murder, and the police cover-up almost broke me. And my loyalty to the NYPD crumbled. I teamed up with an ex-con to find justice. Geoff and I risked death when we time-hopped backward to hunt the killer. Now the killer's behind bars. And Geoff has disappeared. I'll do anything to find the man who makes my heart beat in triple-time. Desperate, I turn to an enemy, risking a double-cross. But I'm blindsided by another. The person I love most. Who I was ready to die for. Betrayal hurts like a bitch. Now I'm forced to make a choice that could alter fate. And I'm not sure I'll survive. Book Two in this fast paced, action packed Urban Fantasy series with a sci-fi twist is finally here!

We all grow up with rules. Do this, be this, don't be that. Qin Qin was all about the rules: do your homework, be good, don't rock the boat. She was the model daughter, model student and model minority. But doing everything right? It made her lost and miserable. So she decided to take a spectacular risk and change everything. At 23, Qin Qin was an unhappy overachiever working for a prestigious law firm. So she quit. She didn't know what else was out there, but she wanted to find out. She changed paths, changed countries, changed her entire view of what the world could be, and who she could be - with some primal screaming and tree-hugging along the way. In the process, she discovered the person she truly was, not who she thought she should be. Model Minority Gone Rogue is a funny, sad, exhilarating and thought-provoking true story about what happens when you want to live life on your own terms, even when those terms go against everything you've ever known. It's a story of what happens when you choose love over fear and honour your authentic self: life can be bigger and brighter than anything you had ever imagined. 'Qin Qin is a living example of the adage: screw things up, thoughtfully. With every chapter of her story, she illuminates an alternative model to the corrosive stories we've taken on and been told about what we should be, rather than who we could be. Read this and feel yourself untangle and unknot.' Benjamin Law, author, journalist and broadcaster 'Model Minority Gone Rogue is about finding yourself against the expectations your parents, society and gender set out for you and courageously venturing into uncharted terrain ... It is illuminating, generous and full of gutsy hard-won wisdom.' Alice Pung, bestselling author of Unpolished Gem 'I wish this book had existed when I was growing up. It will shock you, move you and educate you. It is essential reading for anyone who wants to know more about the experience of being an Australian of Chinese heritage.' Sue-Lin Wong, award-winning The Economist correspondent and The Prince podcast host 'Bold and frequently surprising, Qin Qin brings the same challenge to her readers as she has for her hard-won identity: grow, love and question everything! Model Minority Gone Rogue is a book for anyone who has ever screamed on the inside, with powerful and unyielding observations on sex, race, the body and feminism.' Cadance Bell, author and TV producer, writer and director

What do you do when your entire world falls apart? How do you survive Breast Cancer and being married to a heroin addict at twenty seven? You laugh! That's exactly how Kaet was able to survive the worst time in her life, while trying to clingy to normalcy as an ambitious production designer and marathon runner living in Brooklyn. Imagine a bird took a crap on your new haircut, except that your new doo is your entire life.From her diagnosis, she bounces between shattering disappointments and silver linings. Kaet's blossoming career designing sets for film and television takes a back seat, along with her goal to run the New York City Marathon. After five surgeries, chemo, loads of training runs and a few boob related puns, Kaet sets out on a second chance at life racing towards glory!

Love blossoms in the most unexpected of places in this sweet and steamy Cursed Ravens Motorcyle Club title featuring a hunky bad boy and a charming nurse. The men might tease Rogue and call him pretty behind his back, but no one is going to say that to his face. As the vice president of the Cursed Ravens—and with an unpredictable and unruly temper—respect is given to him at any cost. But Rogue reins himself in when he visits his mother in a local nursing home. Overwhelmed with guilt that he can’t take care of her himself, he can barely handle watching her fade away with dementia. And he knows the staff is exceptional—especially the sweet and beautiful caregiver who pays extra attention to his mom. It isn’t easy working at a nursing home, but Zoe enjoys spending time with her favorite patient Anne. She knows Anne has a son who dutifully visits her, but when Zoe sees the tall, muscled, handsome stranger, she can tell he’s trouble—beautiful trouble. She knows he’s a Cursed Raven and she knows better than to admit she’s attracted to him. There’s no way she'll date an MC member. Been there done that. But as Zoe and Rogue start to get closer, they realize one way or another, they’ll have to fight to stay in each other’s lives.

Rogue: One Womans Unconventional Healing of Cancer tells the story of Susan McKennas rejection of conventional treatment of cancer and her brave, intuitive path to self-healing. Compellingly written in essay form, Rogue is funny and poignant, lyrical and bold, daring and revealing. This gem of a book is for anyone whose life has been touched by cancer.

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • A"rollicking biography" (People Magazine) and extraordinarily entertaining account of how Julia Child transformed herself into the cult figure who touched off a food revolution that has gripped the country for decades. Spanning Pasadena to Paris, acclaimed author Bob Spitz reveals the history behind the woman who taught America how to cook. A genuine rebel who took the pretensions that embellished French cuisine and fricasseed them to a fare-thee-well, paving the way for a new era of American food—not to mention blazing a new trail in television—Child redefined herself in middle age, fought for women’s rights, and forever altered how we think about what we eat. Chronicling Julia's struggles, her heartwarming romance with Paul, and, of course, the publication of Mastering the Art of French Cooking and her triumphant TV career, Dearie is a stunning story of a truly remarkable life.

"Funny, romantic and moving..." Amazon review. From award-winning author, Louisa George, comes book 2 of the popular Something Borrowed series. This can be read as a standalone book. The last thing widow and single mum Jenna is looking for is a hotshot ex-army type with backstory to mess up her already too busy life. She spends her days juggling the demands of her florist business and her four year old little miss and—if she’s honest—still missing her one love of a lifetime. So when old friend Nick Welsh returns to Notting Hill she’s not prepared for the heat and lust she feels for him. After surviving bombs and bombshells that have damaged his life Nick does not want to get embroiled in Jenna’s chaotic one, but there’s something about the spirited redhead with stunning blue eyes and a complete inability to sit still that makes him keep seeking her out, and a whole lot of chemistry he can’t deny. Is he ready to trust again? And can he teach Jenna that everyone deserves a second chance at love? A fun friends to lovers story about family, second chances, old friends and new love. Fall in love with the Cassidys, the first family of Portobello. Get your copy today!