Emma Whitfield decides to start a new life, far from all things familiar; a small town Missouri girl finds herself in the midst of a quirky Arizona river town. Among strangers she learns that kindred spirits come in all ages and types, but when you find your soulmate, the shape of your life changes forever. What begins as a simple adventure, leads to an epic journey across endless horizons, vast oceans, and the landscape of her heart.

Nash Rhodes roars into Fallen Creek one day, and nothing is ever the same again. Nash Rhodes is trying to find his path in life, after leaving Nashville and his motorcycle gang in the dust. Fallen Creek, Wyoming, isn't where he plans on spending the rest of his life, but it's a nice place to rest for a while and take stock of things so far. Yet Nash has secrets he doesn't want to share with anyone, especially not a taciturn, scarred cowboy. Cullen O'Murphy is a lone wolf, and he's been fighting a losing battle against the local shifter pack. He doesn't want to become part of their pack, knowing what they do for a living. Oh, he's not afraid. Cullen knows he can defeat the Alpha, but Cullen doesn't want to lead. He simply wishes to be left alone. One night, he goes for a drink at The Watering Hole, a local bar, and he meets Nash. The lust is combustible, yet both men are leery about trusting the other with all their secrets. Unfortunately, neither one might have a choice as circumstances spiral out of their control.

Reverie, is a poetic celebration of thoughts, which oft times get lost in oblivion. So much is left unsaid, between what was said. Shibani, in her poems has tried to capture those emotions , those feelings , those desires, those longings that hide within the deep recesses of many a restless heart , beating within to be heard , if only once. Read the poems, to your heart, to your being, to your soul and awaken yourself to the infiniteness of life itself.

If our thoughts be butterflies, then our minds must flowers be! Thoughts are quiet. Thoughts are silent. Profoundly felt. Thoughts are ours. No one can stop them. No one can start them. No one can take them away. Thoughts make us. Even break us. What we dare to think is closer to us than even our breath. Our thoughts no matter how far from reality are the ultimate truth. They are the real us. This book is a celebration of thoughts; no matter how trivial or momentous, no matter how every day or exceptional, no matter how simple or complicated, no matter how scandalous or innocuous, no matter how inspiring or dissuading, no matter how fiery or frigid, no matter how heartening or disheartening, no matter how enlivening or dampening, no matter how exalting or humbling, no matter how logical or irrational, no matter how calm or chaotic, no matter how free or bound....... Like a child who chases butterflies, I have chased thoughts, to draw upon the nectar of life. It is never easy to capture something as free as a thought. I have had to become a flower to allow them to sit upon me and consume me. I have held them preciously, delicately on my petals and then set them free again to visit another flower, another mind. If not for our thoughts, our lives would have been lost in the chaos created by loud voices, The sanity of our thoughts often lies buried in the debris of wanting words and mindless chatter. Somewhere in these pages you might find one of your thoughts, which I found floating, flying, sailing, tumbling, wandering, meandering, flowing or maybe only sitting still in the space where thoughts are known to exist...... obliviously everywhere!

A masterful work of personal reportage, this volume is also a vibrant portrait of a mysterious people and an essential document of a disappearing culture. Fabled, feared, romanticized, and reviled, the Gypsies—or Roma—are among the least understood people on earth. Their culture remains largely obscure, but in Isabel Fonseca they have found an eloquent witness. In Bury Me Standing, alongside unforgettable portraits of individuals—the poet, the politician, the child prostitute—Fonseca offers sharp insights into the humor, language, wisdom, and taboos of the Roma. She traces their exodus out of India 1,000 years ago and their astonishing history of persecution: enslaved by the princes of medieval Romania; massacred by the Nazis; forcibly assimilated by the communist regimes; evicted from their settlements in Eastern Europe, and most recently, in Western Europe as well. Whether as handy scapegoats or figments of the romantic imagination, the Gypsies have always been with us—but never before have they been brought so vividly to life. Includes fifty black and white photos.

Don’t be afraid to feel, emotions are beautiful, to feel is a way to deal with life episodes. They say to feel and express everything is a sign of weakness and you will appear vulnerable, I beg to differ. Those who have never tried to feel and resist to experience going through their own emotions will appear strong on the outside but apparently they are fragile on the inside, because they never feel, and when we don’t feel, we will never know how to handle a touch of an emotion, that’s why it will easily drive us insane. Diving deep into a feeling will make us want to swim up for air again, to breathe again, to see everything clear again and to believe once more. Choose to feel. To feel is fearless, it breeds courage.

A young man must destroy the Gathering Cloth—a web in which the darkest evils of Ravenloft are trapped—before he is doomed to eternal darkness A creation of magic as old as Ravenloft itself, the tapestry possesses the power to attract and absorb the evil creatures that roam the Dark Domains. Only a reclusive order of monks, the Guardians, know of the tapestry's might. It is their duty to use it wisely and to prevent the beings bound within the cloth from escaping. Yet the number of Guardians is dwindling, their hold over the tapestry slipping with each passing year. Their only hope for containing the evil is Jonathan, a youth with strange magical powers. When the boy discovers his ties to the creatures of the cloth, however, he may become the guardians' doom instead of their champion.