Jack Marvell's latest stunt is to stay on a high-wire for thirty days and nights. Olivia is worried for her father, but very proud of him. Then the rumours start, claiming that Jack's cheating. Olivia must give her all to her role in A Midsummer Night's Dream, and also prove to the world that her father is no fraudster...

The Swan Academy is under threat from closure due to a building development next door. Into this tense atmosphere come Cosmo and Cosmina, the famous singing/acting twins from Hollywood. They are staring in Peter Pan and are learning to fly! A series of mysterious accidents in the theatre threaten to close the production. Who is out to sabotage everything...and why?

Olivia is sad and lonely and angry -- angry that she's been dumped with her sister eel at her grandmother's school, and angrier still that that school turns out to be a stage school where there's no encouragement for her to do what she loves best: practice her circus skills.

Olivia and her friends are auditioning for a production of 'Romeo and Juliet' in the West End. It makes Olivia realise just how much she wants to be an actress, like her mum was. But her father asks her to perform with him in a high-wire stunt instead. How can she choose between her parents? And love is in the air at the Swan School of Theatre and Dance. But when the curtain falls, will everyone get their fairytale happy ending?

A Georgia woman inherits her hometown’s run-down airport, and a shot at love—from the USA Today–bestselling author of the Monroe Series. At eighteen, Olivia Daniels left Haven, Georgia, behind and never looked back. Doggedly climbing the corporate ladder, she’s finally nearing the top when her father dies, leaving her part-owner of the run-down airport that was his first love. It’s a complication Olivia intends to wrap up quickly, buying out her co-owner and selling the land. Good thing her two childhood best friends are with her for moral support. Because one look at her new partner is proof that her tidy plan has hit turbulence… Jackson Morgan practically grew up in Haven’s airport, and no one could have been a better mentor than Olivia’s dad. While flight is in Jackson’s blood, his roots are firmly planted, and there’s no way he’s giving up the airport—not even for sassy, headstrong Olivia, his childhood crush. Coming to an agreement won’t be easy, especially when the attraction between them soars to new heights every day. Love definitely wasn’t on the itinerary, but it could be enough to keep them together for a lifetime trip... First in the series from “the queen of small town romance!”(Maisey Yates, New York Times–bestselling author) Praise for USA Today–bestselling author Jules Bennett and Stay with Me “Jules Bennett has a gift for creating warm-hearted, emotional stories of love, friendship, and romance set in small towns readers will want to return to again and again.”—JoAnn Ross, New York Times bestselling author “Readers will hope for Bennett to continue telling Haven’s love stories.”—Publishers W

Angela and Olivia are estranged sisters who manage to put their differences behind them and become best friends.

Get the Summary of Kati Marton's The Great Escape in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. "The Great Escape" by Kati Marton chronicles the lives of several prominent Hungarian individuals who left their mark on the world through their contributions to film, science, and literature. The book delves into the golden era of Budapest, highlighting the city's transformation into a cultural and intellectual hub, particularly for its Jewish community. It follows the aspirations and challenges of Michael Curtiz, a filmmaker who brought the essence of Budapest's café culture to Hollywood, and Alexander Korda, whose ambition in the film industry led him to flee Hungary's rising anti-Semitism. The narrative also explores the lives of Andre Kertesz, a photographer who captured the poetic in the mundane, and a group of young Jewish men who became influential mathematicians and physicists, including Leo Szilard, John von Neumann, Eugene Wigner, and Edward Teller...