Hayley Helps A Friend In Need

Follow Hayley along as she uses her magnificent problem-solving skills to help her classmates out when there is a problem. Help your child learn empathy for others! Your child will love the beautiful illustrations and story, which shows kids how to show empathy, kindness, friendship, and social skills. Perfect for parents of young children, school counselors, and teachers!

In a Maine fishing village, she’s tailing a killer . . . “This funny and quick-paced series keeps getting better.” —RT Book Reviews Food and cocktails columnist Hayley Powell is off on a girls’ getaway with her two best friends. But soon they’ll have to get away from a killer . . . The quaint fishing village of Salmon Cove, Maine, seems like the ideal location for a girls’ weekend with Hayley’s gal pals, Liddy and Mona. Liddy’s on the rebound from a breakup, but when she meets a handsome tourist, it looks like a little romance might liven things up. Unfortunately, Liddy’s new sweetheart is found dead on the beach the next morning at the town’s Lobster Bake, next to an overturned cooking pot. The liberated lobsters may be scrambling back to the sea, but Hayley’s not about to let a murderer escape so easily. To crack the case, she’ll need to blow the lid off some serious undercover activity—or risk becoming ensnared in a killer’s trap . . . Includes seven delectable recipes from Hayley’s kitchen! Praise for Death of aBacon Heiress “[A] fun mystery that will have readers enraptured.” —Kings River Life magazine

"A riveting, intimate portrayal of just how intense and all-consuming female friendships can be. Urgent and piercing, The Falling Girls is a gut-punch of a book." —Jessica Goodman, New York Times bestselling author of They Wish They Were Us and They'll Never Catch Us From the author of the unforgettable Something Happened to Ali Greenleaf comes an intoxicating thriller about the dark paths female friendships can take, set against the backdrop of a high school cheerleading squad. Perfect for fans of Megan Abbott and Kathleen Glasgow. Shade and Jadis are everything to each other. They share clothes, toothbrushes, and even matching stick-and-poke tattoos. So when Shade unexpectedly joins the cheerleading team, Jadis can hardly recognize who her best friend is becoming. Shade loves the idea of falling into a group of girls; she loves the discipline it takes to push her body to the limits alongside these athletes . Most of all, Shade finds herself drawn to The Three Chloes—the insufferable trio that rules the squad—including the enigmatic cheer captain whose dark side is as compelling as it is alarming. Jadis won't give Shade up so easily, though, and the pull between her old best friend and her new teammates takes a toll on Shade as she tries to forge her own path. So when one of the cheerleaders dies under mysterious circumstances, Shade is determined to get to the bottom of her death. Because she knows Jadis—and if her friend is responsible, doesn't that mean she is, too? In this compelling, nuanced exploration of the layered, intoxicating relationships between teen girls, and all the darkness and light that exists between them, novelist Hayley Krischer weaves a story of loss and betrayal, and the deep reverberations felt at a friendship’s breaking point.

Five entered the escape room. Only four came out alive. Lisa Ashton receives a last-minute reprieve from death two weeks before her birthday. Regaining consciousness, she is horrified to learn one of her friends has been killed – and saved her life. As she recovers, she uncovers a trail of carefully guarded reputations, disturbing rumours, and lies. Soon, Lisa begins to wonder if one of her friends is hiding a terrible secret. Because five of them entered the escape room that day, and only four got out alive. And someone is determined to cover their tracks before she can find out the truth. Can Lisa find the killer before someone else dies? The Friend Who Lied: a twisted psychological thriller from USA Today bestseller Rachel Amphlett – perfect for readers who love suspenseful mysteries! Friends, friendship, crime thriller, domestic thriller, women’s fiction, psychological thriller, psych thriller, crime fiction, escape room, urban thriller, urban noir, intense friendship, toxic friendship, deadly, murder, mystery, intrigue, cheat, liar, killer, murderer, crime fiction about friends, criminal friendships, friendships gone wrong, thrillers about best friends

The Village of the Horsemen gets attacked; a few men get killed and the women become imprisoned. Hayley Houseman, one of the Leaders of the Horsemen, gets sold on the slave market to Prince Alban of Taragon. She escapes the harem of the prince and finds the Temple of Freedom in the hills of Taragon in accompany of her two new friends Arthur and Rick. At the Temple she gives birth to a son, the only son of Prince Alban. After she recovered, she gathered some men around her, building the group of the Fighters of Freedom and she rides out in order to get revenge...

Drawing on recent academic studies in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, this book is the first international text on homelessness in rural areas. Consisting of fifteen specially commissioned chapters, International Perspectives on Rural Homelessness provides comparative material on the cultural, political and policy contexts of rural homelessness, examining the nature and scale of the issue and the complex local geographies of rural homelessness.

Looking for heart-racing romance and breathless suspense? Want stories filled with life-and-death situations that cause sparks to fly between adventurous, strong women and brave, powerful men? Harlequin® Romantic Suspense brings you all that and more with four new full-length titles for one great price every month! PLAYING WITH FIRE Conard County: The Next Generation by Rachel Lee When Charity Atkins uncovers terrifying evidence of arson at a Conard County ranch, she becomes a target…not only of fire chief Wayne Camden's interest, but of a mysterious arsonist as well, and only Wayne stands between her and death. THE TEMPTATION OF DR. COLTON The Coltons of Oklahoma by Karen Whiddon When a beautiful stranger is run down by a car right in front of him, surgeon Eric Colton rushes to help. Miraculously, she isn't badly hurt—except she has amnesia. Can he keep her safe long enough for her to regain her memory? OPERATION HOMECOMING Cutter's Code by Justine Davis Walker Cole is fi nally home, but not welcome. He can't tell his family where he's been for the past five years, but he can step in to bodyguard his little sister's best friend when she uncovers something illegal at her law firm… ALEC'S ROYAL ASSIGNMENT Man on a Mission by Amelia Autin Agent Alec Jones has no time for romance. Royal bodyguard Angelina Mateja has no room for emotional entanglements, either. When they're forced to work together to investigate government corruption, will they find each other even as the danger escalates? Look for 4 heart-racing new stories every month from Harlequin® Romantic Suspense!

Based on meticulous archival research, Dennis M. Read's study offers the most accurate and thorough account to date of the engraver, editor, and arts enthusiast R. H. Cromek. Though he is best known today as William Blake's nemesis, Cromek made significant contributions to the vitality of the arts in nineteenth-century Britain. Read traces Cromek's early years as an accomplished engraver, his collaborations and falling out with Blake, and his editing and publishing ventures, showing him to be a pioneer who recognized the opportunities of the emerging market economy. Read's descriptions of Cromek's disastrous associations with the Chalcographic Society, his publication of Robert Burns's unpublished works, and his duping by the perpetrator of a literary hoax make for fascinating reading and tell us much about the commercial art and publishing scenes in England and Scotland. Perhaps most important, Read salvages Cromek's reputation as an unscrupulous exploiter of Blake and others. A fuller and more balanced portrait emerges that shows Cromek's efforts to bring the arts to emerging cities of the midlands and beyond, describes his friendships and associations with luminaries of the fine arts and literature such as Leigh Hunt and Benjamin West, and challenges more biased reports of his successes and failures as an entrepreneur.