When fourteen-year-old Will Barnett meets his Uncle Sean, whom he has not seen since he was six years old, Will is instantly captivated by his uncle's beauty and begins at that moment to fall in love. That such love is dangerous and forbidden, young Will is only vaguely aware. While trying to understand what his feelings mean, he is driven to write about his Uncle Sean and begins with these words: "Uncle Sean sure is pretty, but there's something wrong with him, anyway." "Donaghe's magic in crafting this tale was writing Will's journal in the voice of a fourteen-year-old The book is so realistic that one wonders what has become of Sean and Will since the box containing Will's journal was stowed away in the barn thirty years ago The novel is a natural for high school and publics libraries." -John R. Selig, Foreword Magazine

Centuries ago, the shipwrecked vampire clan known as the Kahills came ashore on the sleepy Delaware peninsula of Clare Point. In Eternal, V.K. Forrest introduces readers to the ravishing, undead Fia Kahill, an FBI agent, who's in danger from a vampire slayer--and the one man she must resist but can't. . . Eternal FBI agent Fia Kahill has just learned her cousin Bobby McCathal is dead. His body is found burned, and his head and hands are missing--the unmistakable calling card of a vampire slayer. When more vampires' corpses surface, Fia knows it's only a matter of time before the killer catches up to her. But that's not her only worry. She's been assigned to work with FBI agent Glen Duncan who is the spitting image of Ian, the man she once loved--and the man who betrayed her. . . Fia wants Glen like no other man she's ever desired--and before she knows what's happening, she is deeply immersed in a forbidden love affair. But this time the consequences could be far graver than Fia ever could have imagined. For a killer has her in his sights as his next deadly victim. . .

No one would believe or even think that a young girl could have problems. Sunni has a secret problem, and it is a big one. She is trying to protect her family and hide the truth. Although by not telling what is going on to anyone, she is making her life harder. Fear is a real thing for her. It is causing her to withdraw from friends and family. She wonders if she can find help. Can she trust anyone, and if so, who? Daisy is Sunni's best friend. She has no clue what is happening with her friend, but she is worried. Daisy wonders how to help or even if she can, but Sunni still will not tell her what is going on. Daisy knows that she needs to just be patient. She needs to be there for her friend. Friendship is a powerful thing. Sunni is being abused and needs help, but she is so afraid that she does not even trust her best friend at first. Love and compassion bring the two friends closer than either of them expected. Secrets are shared, and the truth comes out. To see justice done, Sunni learns that she has a tough time and long road ahead of her. But she learns that she is not alone in her fight to stop the abuse.

In book I you met Dr. William Settles and his wife to be. You met their families and friends. Now prepare for the Journey of all journeys. Our cast of brilliant doctors, agents, and others have discovered scientific gold on the dark side of the moon and the adventure that comes with it is nothing short of life changing. Follow the crew as they live, love and once more take you into their world. Living on Lunar1 many things come to light and the crew along with new friends race to save yet another Lunar1 disaster. Book II will give you much more of each of the crews personal life as well as a journey. Book II will let you see another side of each of the characters. Book II will have Darksuits, Starcruisers, Bullhogs and much, much more. I hope you enjoy the second part of the trilogy.

After the sale of her mother at a slave auction tears apart her family, Lisa runs away to avoid the same fate.

Young Ian Caine learns he is a descendant of the legendary King Arthur after he finds a ring on Glastonbury Tor, the current site of what once was the Isle of Avalon. The ring has strange symbols and writing on it which Ian discovers are similar to the name aEURoeCaledfwich,aEUR the name of King Arthur's legendary sword aEURoeExcaliburaEUR. Ian discovers that the ring allows him to time travel, but that's not all. Upon the initial use of the ring, Ian releases the sorceress, Morgan le Fay, who had been imprisoned in the ring by the wizard Merlin. Morgan informs Ian that she and her sisters forged the ring to give to King Arthur to help him defeat his enemies. Morgan further explains all the powers of the ring and teaches Ian how to use it. Ian can think of many good uses for the ring. But, he has a dilemma: the ring was found on property owned by the National Trust, a conservation organization that works to preserve and protect historic places in the United Kingdom. Should he turn the ring over to the Trust? As Ian teaches Morgan about the 21st century, the pair have many exciting adventures traveling through time as they save lives, solve crimes, and meet famous people including Pope Julius II, Michelangelo, Roman Emperor Titus, and Queen Elizabeth. But revisiting the past, visiting the future, and changing events, can be dangerous. One small change can have disastrous and unintended consequences, not only for history, but for Ian himself.

A retired jewel thief and a retired mercenary travel to Ireland in a battle to destroy an IRA terrorist--who believes he is the reincarnation of Orion, the ancient hunter--and his followers.