Bringing You Home

About the Book: This book is one filled with comforting and heartwarming life truths… when looking for guidance and answers, these words will hopefully bring you 'home' - a place where you feel safe, warm, cozy, and most like yourself. Easy reading with relatable examples and mindful exercises, this book helps you find clarity, and grounding, in every word. No sermons delivered here, just pearls of learning to help you navigate life in a So Be It state of mind. The book urges you to be the best version of yourself. But hey! Who said you can't look back at your old self for inspiration? With every read, take a moment and revisit experiences… from the past and present that have made you who you are today. Lessons on gratitude, empowerment, manifestation, and healing will guide you home. Home is where your heart is, a special place where you can take a break, regroup, and love yourself. In the end, let every chapter in this book remind you to be kind to yourself first! Gift this to a loved one as you add personalised notes to the collection and make it yours. About the Author: Sharmilee is a mom and a woman entrepreneur. Recognised as one of the frontrunners in the Indian Wellness Industry, she is a Pranic Healer and Founder-Director of Atmantan Wellness Centre, a national-award-winning wellness destination that is synonymous with result-oriented treatment protocols and disease reversal programmes. Taking new strides in wellness, an awardee of entrepreneurship and mental well-being honours, she is known for her grit, sound values, and business genes. She feels grateful occupying the various worlds of motherhood, businesswomen, while living life in its myriad moments as a karmically-conscious being and wishes you the same.This marks Sharmilee's debut publication containing heartening and inspiring insights drawn from her personal life. On a lighter note, as if it wasn't enough that she speaks wellness in her everyday life, she has now decided to write a book that is trying to push our young adults headlong into wellness, whether they like it or not ;) She hopes to see you all holding this book at the next spiritual Coachella!

Eight-year-old Arun waits impatiently while international adoption paperwork is completed so that he can meet his new baby sister from India.

Quinn Cates: Crush on his best friend’s sister…check. Five years later: totally over it… check. Only his best friend says her sister’s in trouble and needs Quinn to bring her home. Yeah, so now Delaney’s back and that lie he told himself…the one about being over her? Not. Even. Close. Delaney Lyons: Tour in Afghanistan as an Army nurse…check. Five years later: a Purple Heart, survivor’s guilt, and a drunk pity party for one on the kitchen floor…check, check and check. Only her little sister’s best friend comes barging into Delaney’s life and drags her home. Yeah, so now she’s back and the lie she tells herself…the one about not being attracted to Quinn? Not. Even. Close. Second chances don’t come around often…Delaney gets a second chance at life and love…but is she strong enough to take it? Quinn gets a second chance at the girl who got away…but is he strong enough to handle the woman she’s become? Bringing Delaney Home is a full-length small-town romance featuring a hot cop, a wounded nurse, an old high school rival that makes bachelorettes on The Bachelor look tame, an in-your-face teenager who sort of helps rescue a cranky princess, and a grapevine that never heard a rumor they couldn’t make better. No cheating. No cliffhanger. A love story with a little heat, a lot of heart, humor and a sigh-worthy HEA.

There is a devastating loss of lives on Earth. So many were Gaia speakers the loss was felt by those on Adelphi. The council requested several from that world travel to Earth and convince a young woman Bizaan Ayaa Wolf, to take her position as a peace broker. The mission team was not prepared to find Storm De Wees’s company behind the deaths. Nadia though was not surprised his minions survived the end of the fourth world. She didn’t however expect her father’s wrath to reach out for her from beyond the grave. Saving Nadia had to take a back seat to stopping the evil behind all the hate. Though it seemed beyond their skills. As they struggled to find a way, little did they know there was an even greater threat to Gaia and the places of power. Stopping one would not stop the other. Facing the loss of so much brought out bravery none of them could have imagined. The anticipated relief relaxation and recovery of returning home was not to be, a new danger welcomed them. They could not stand down till all life on Adelphi was again safe.

There's always one case… The moment police captain Colin McAllister sees her on TV he knows. She may call herself Nell Smith, but she is Maddie Dubeau—the girl who went missing from Angel Butte, Oregon, years ago. She's haunted Colin, and now the adult version of her is so captivating, he can't stay away. He wants to help her recover her memories—even solve her case—without crossing a professional line. But distance becomes impossible when the threats against her escalate. It's clear someone is determined that Nell never remembers what happened to Maddie. Colin must keep her safe so that he can finally bring her home…to his home.

When an accident turns her impromptu visit to Virgin River into an extended stay, Becca Trim gets an unexpected second chance at love with her college sweetheart, Denny Cutler, who had broken her heart three years earlier before heading off to war.

BRING MUSIC HOME aims to capture iconic music venues and the personalities behind them through a combined photography and film project. The resulting coffee table book and film archive, supported by a robust marketing campaign, will raise funds for these venues and the people and artists who sustain them. In the face of COVID-19, music venues across the country have been forced to shutter. At this unprecedented moment in music's history-a time when live performances ceased everywhere- we have the rare opportunity to document this collective experience.

For all that we love and admire Shakespeare, he is not that easy to grasp. He may have written in Elizabethan English, but when we read him, we can't help but understand his words, metaphors, and syntax in relation to our own. Until now, explaining the powers and pleasures of the Bard's language has always meant returning it to its original linguistic and rhetorical contexts. Countless excellent studies situate his unusual gift for words in relation to the resources of the English of his day. They may mention the presumptions of modern readers, but their goal is to correct and invalidate any false impressions. Shakesplish is the first book devoted to our experience as modern readers of Early Modern English. Drawing on translation theory and linguistics, Paula Blank argues that for us, Shakespeare's language is a hybrid English composed of errors in comprehension—and that such errors enable, rather than hinder, some of the pleasures we take in his language. Investigating how and why it strikes us, by turns, as beautiful, funny, sexy, or smart, she shows how, far from being the fossilized remains of an older idiom, Shakespeare's English is also our own.