Torch Light

Book 2 of the Best-Selling Full Circle Series Can the handsome handyman enlisted to renovate Julia’s estate also fix her mixed-up heart? After inheriting her family’s lighthouse and mansion, heiress Julia Rierdon--sister of Jake Rierdon (Refuge)--travels to the coast of Maine to restore the estate and turn it into a lavish inn. Temporarily separated from her wealthy fiancé, Julia turns to a mysterious stranger for assistance. Motorcycle-riding handyman Trevor Kenbridge is gorgeous, infuriating…and just the man she needs to help her prepare her inn. Could he also be the right man to claim her heart? From the Trade Paperback edition.

In 1864, fifth-grader Charlotte befriends an Irish-American girl at school and tries to understand the prejudices between the Irish and the Yankees in her town of Westfield, Massachusetts. Based on historical events.

Sam Carver is a firefighter in a rundown 1989 Buffalo, New York ghetto. At heart a good man, Sam sees his life spiraling away: he's behind on child support, being pursued by the mobsters he owes money, and has a drug problem. Then, while attempting and failing to save a child in a house fire, a green flame appears and changes Sam's world. Alana, not from Earth and completely ignorant of basic daily human activities, needs help to save not only her life, but also her planet. And she's being pursued by beings like her, but with superhuman strength and an unflagging desire to see her dead. Sam is the superhero who won't quit ... but will he survive?

In this stunning self-realisation book, Geetha shows us ways and means to recognise who we truly are. She guides us with the stepwise plan to understand what we want to appreciate about ourselves. She puts forth the importance of self-evaluation and its effects on us. She explains the ways to manage the barriers in chasing the dreams. She has spelled out the methods to change us from an aspirer to an achiever. Alongside, she has taken insights from the life of inspiring and determined leaders. She has quoted such lessons along with her life instances to make the readers’ experience a facile one

“A group of friends walk into a bar...” LAST NIGHT OUT by Ty Schwamberger: Gabe, Alan, and Erin thought one last night out on the town before their junior year of college came to an end would be fitting. They were the best of friends, and not seeing each other for an entire summer vacation wasn’t something they were looking forward to. So they did what they always did on a Friday night—they went to a bar. Only this time they decided to try someplace new—the Torchlight Inn... TONES OF HOME by Thomas A. Erb: Ashley and Maurice are in love. The two of them are headed to her hometown for the holidays to share the good news with her family. Those two things would drive any young man to drink, but add the fact that he's from the South and an African-American, and they’re headed to the rural upstate town of Arcadia Falls, NY, where the reputation of toothless and inbred rednecks even scares the streetwise kid from North Carolina. Nevertheless, they’re truly in love, and Maurice is sure he's encountered more dangerous things on the gang-filled streets of Durham... OFF LIMITS by Dean Harrison: For spring break, Ellen Campbell isn’t going to party at the beach—she's taking her new boyfriend, Shawn Farris, home to Miller Falls to meet her parents for the first time. She’s very excited about it, but also nervous as to how her father, a famous crime writer, will take to Shawn, her very first boyfriend... Plus three extra shots of twisted horror for your drinking and reading pleasure!