At the age of eight years old, I lost two things: my parents and something that most people take for granted. It was at that moment I began to experience the world differently from everyone else. I accepted my fate, living my life to the fullest and the best way I know how. Giving up on love was
As the men embark on a vacation to escape growing stressors, they encounter new challenges while still making time for fun and getting reacquainted. Holding Tight is the theme of book three and the thread that binds the characters together. It is both a metaphor and a reality for the five, as well
Maggie is running out of time on this earth. And before she can name her successor, she reflects on the incredible, age-old journey that brought her to where she is. As a girl in ancient Athens, her father was a great warrior and leader of men. However, it was Maggie, known then as Penelope, who
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It started with unspoken animosity. The bitter bite of jealousy. And now its full blown hate. It was during my first football game that I first felt the first chill of hate. I looked it right in the eyes and felt its sticky tentacles reach out for me. I’d never experienced something so cold and
Thelma and Louise gets remade in this powerful, darkly funny teen novel from acclaimed authors Brittany Cavallaro and Emily Henry. Two teenage girls who have had enough of the controlling men in their lives take their rage on the road to make a new life for themselves. Winona has been starving for
“You can never win because you don’t want to win. Just admit it. You want me.” ▶▶◀◀ Depravity. Corruption. Immorality. Sinking deeper into captivity, detective Kuon Leiris longs for the simple human contact from his captor – the Black Duke. Isolation and emotional numbness corrode his moral values,
Young Frederick Musgrave was never more agile than when navigating his sculler across the waters of the Tyne between the busy seaports of North and South Shields in 1843. Already his services were in demand as a carrier of messages and certain small packages for those whose activities made them the
