Lost best friends grow back together.Alexis Mena has waited five whole years for his childhood sweetheart to come back from college. He's ready to get marked, mated, and finally settle down, but when the stoic farmer returns, there's a wall between them that Alexis can't scale. Looking at Ridge every day is too much for Alexis, so when his cousin offers him the chance to stay with her and her husband, he jumps to get away. If he can't have the life he's always dreamed, with the Grove pack, at least he can stop waiting.Ridge Paterson returned from college with nothing to his name but an old truck, a one-eyed barn cat, and a heap of debt. Fortunately, he's also got hope--hope all that schooling's prepared him to turn the family farm around. But no sooner has he set foot back on Paterson land than his parents decide to sell it out from under him. Listless and lost, he lets Alexis slip through his fingers. Left with cut roots and a heap of desperation, the man he left behind tempts him to find a new place to call home.There's more on the line than student debts and insecurities for the young werewolves. The mysterious Condition is affecting Alexis's cousin, threatening her pregnancy and everything Alexis holds dear, and the man with the skills to solve it all might just be an alpha willing to follow his one-true love halfway across Virginia for a chance to put down roots of his own.Harvest Moon is a 90k word novel about one sad man of the land, his podcasting childhood sweetheart, and an illness that threatens all werewolfkind, in a non-mpreg ABO universe.

"As the crispness of autumn arrives, Semi Sam finds himself with the opportunity to help his friend, Gary Grain Hauler, who's feeling under the weather and very behind on his work. With a positive attitude and lots of hard work, Semi Sam rallies his friends to help bring in the harvest and feed the local town!" -- Amazon website.

Follow the life of Teresa from the early years in 1925 as a migrant worker to raising a family in San Jose California. Through-out her struggles she remains forever faithful to her religion and her work ethic Her love of children and her values of familia are ones we each should all admire. She not only raises her own children but teaches her grandchildren the power of faith and that above all the need to look out for all family members.

On April 17, 1975, after five years of civil war, the Khmer Rouge guerrillas invaded Cambodia's major cities and forced the residents on a mass exodus to the countryside. Their leader, Pol Pot, established a government based on terror to bring about his dream of an agrarian society where work was done by hand--without what he believed to be corruptive influences. By the time the Vietnamese captured Phnom Penh and ended this brutal experiment in communism in 1979, an estimated two million Cambodians were dead and hundreds of thousands had begun to flee the country for refugee camps in Thailand. Survivors of Pol Pot and his Khmer Rouge now living in the Midwest tell their stories in this work. Many of them were children during that time, unable to comprehend exactly what was happening and why, but now able to reveal the trauma they experienced. Noeun Nor and Sinn Lok recollect being wrenched from their families and put into labor camps around the age of five. Prum Nath talks about her mother encouraging her to eat the last grains of her family's rice. Sokhary You remembers giving birth on a mountain without a doctor or hospital and using rusty scissors to cut the umbilical cord.

A practical guide to all aspects of edible wild plants: finding and identifying them, their seasons of harvest, and their methods of collection and preparation. Each plant is discussed in great detail and accompanied by excellent color photographs. Includes an index, illustrated glossary, bibliography, and harvest calendar. The perfect guide for all experience levels.