Pixieish in swirling light, bleak atop a picture frame & unremarkable on a car dashboard, dust is a benevolent constant in our lives (& happens to be what we are made of). It can reflect whatever mood we assign & it's a reminder of the light in darkness and the darkness in light. In Ariel's debut poetry collection, she inspects the continuous ebb and flow of these opposites & points a light at the 'unexceptional' flecks of dust in-between.

The Sun-Kissed People are a people of great origins. Their Chief often tells of the love story between the Sun and the Moon and how they loved each other so much that they wanted to create life from their love. Thus they created the first people, Moon created form from the earth and Sun created a heart from a kiss. The Sun's kiss would flare so bright that it would shoo the Moon away...

New York Times bestselling author Catherine Anderson, known for “blending sweetness and sensuality in a poignantly written story”(Booklist), delivers a contemporary-set romance that joins the Coulter and Harrigan families… When Samantha Harrigan attends the local rodeo, she doesn't expect to wind up in jail. But that’s precisely what happens when she tries to stop a drunkard from abusing his horse. At least she isn’t alone. Tucker Coulter, a handsome local veterinarian, comes to her defense—and is arrested too. The charges are dropped, but Sam’s troubles have only started. Her champion quarter horses are falling ill and the culprit is poison. As the insurance beneficiary, Sam is the prime suspect. Unswayed by the rumors floating around town, Tucker offers to help prove her innocence. Sam, though, is uneasy about accepting his assistance—and about the way he makes her feel. If only she could believe in him the way he seems to believe in her...

LOVE AND LET DIE... After a savage lycan attack destroyed her parents, Kit March has ignored the rules saying only men can be hunters and dedicated her life to destroying lycans. Her profession is hell on her love life, but she's been resigned to the lack of romance until she meets sinfully sexy European werewolf hunter Rafe Santiago. Unfortunately, Rafe is a man with a mission: eradicate rogue hunters from the American branch...and the foremost name on his list is Kit March. Rafe has always put business before pleasure, but something about this feisty yet vulnerable woman is doing strange things to a man who has never before allowed his emotions to get the better of him. The merciless hunter excels at eliminating threats, but he doesn't know how to handle the threat Kit poses to his heart. The world of lycans has always been black and white. But now, suddenly, the rules are changing. Forces that have been brewing for generations put Kit and Rafe in terrible danger, and nothing they confront is quite as it seems...including each other. Is the passion between them just as illusory? Or is it the only thing real?

It's the summer after after graduating high school and Andie has no idea the ups and downs she has in store for her. An assignment she gets from her internship leads her to discovering an off the map beach town called Sand Moon. While she acknowledges the cheesiness of the assignment (to “find yourself”) it might be just what she needs. As she searches for answers, she finds herself love struck and faced with more questions than ever. Andie’s mom unrelentingly pushes her to mail in her acceptance letter to the local college. Even though Andie doesn’t know what her future holds, she knows that none of the colleges that actually accepted her feels right. The escape to Sand Moon comes at the perfect time, and after meeting the stunningly attractive boy, Mark, and his brother, Eric, Andie is enchanted and more confused than ever. Good thing the sisters staying one cottage down from Andie make their own ice cream. Andie is going to need it during this breathtakingly hot summer.

Allrich promotes cooking with the intention of gravitating toward the nourishment the body needs most. The book includes lunar menus, 120 recipes, tips for using herbs magickally, and more.

Julie Hall thinks the hardest part of single motherhood is sleep deprivation and the constant search for dropped pacifiers, until her four-month old baby transforms into a wolf pup. How could Carson be a Werewolf? He hadn’t been bitten. Not by a Werewolf, not by a dog, heck, not by a mosquito. Julie sets out to find Carson's father and demand some answers. Instead, she discovers a Werewolf pack haunted by a grisly string of murders—and soon realizes she and her baby are the next targets.