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Evelyn intends to kill the man she's destined to love.

She's the shifter alpha's fated mate, and the red marking on her hand is the proof. Captured as a child and raised in a human government facility, she's the weapon that will finally bring the shifters to their knees.

Evelyn knows her purpose. Get close. Learn the alpha's secrets. Then kill him.

Sent into shifter territory under the guise of a failed kidnapping, she quickly finds herself in the presence of her mate-the elusive Alpha Knox. He's feared, ruthless, and yet nothing like the monster she was taught to expect. Instead of brutality, he offers protection. Instead of cruelty, he offers patience.

For the first time in her life, Evelyn begins to question who the real enemy is.

If she accepts the mate bond, she betrays her people. If she completes her mission, she destroys the only man who has ever treated her like she matters.

Oh no! Starvin' Marvin is hungry, and there isn't a thing to eat in his big monster house. So what should he do? Grab some paper, and with a pen in his fist, this monster sits down to write a big grossery list.

When one sister is born unable to talk, walk, or use her hands the way others do, her younger sister has questions.

Why is she different?

What does she think?

Can she understand me?

In "Your Sister Talks With Her Eyes," readers discover that even though the older sister cannot speak with her mouth, her eyes tell a beautiful story. They say "I love mac and cheese." They ask "Wanna go for a swing?" And most of all, they say "I love you."

Through warm, relatable moments, this heartfelt picture book helps children understand disability, empathy, and the powerful bond between siblings. Inspired by a real family's journey raising a chid with Rett syndrome, it offers reassurance to siblings navigating difference, encouragement to families raising children with special needs, a conversation-starter for educators, and an invitation for every reader to listen beyond words.

A touching reminder that every child has a voice, even if it isn't spoken out loud.

The House on 9th Line is a raw and deeply personal memoir about love, loss, and the unravelling of a family bound by tradition but broken by silence, favouritism, and emotional wounds left unhealed.

Set against the backdrop of a modest yet symbolic family home in a small town north of Toronto, Aaron Bangay takes readers on a reflective journey through generations shaped by war, trauma, addiction, and misplaced loyalty. At the heart of the story is his grandfather, Roland, a kind, steadfast man whose unconditional love held the family together until his death marked the beginning of the family's gradual disintegration.

Bangay contrasts Roland's quiet wisdom and emotional generosity with the dysfunction that emerged in his absence. Through vivid storytelling and unflinching honesty, the author explores the manipulations of a narcissistic grandmother, the deep scars of parental favouritism, and the lasting impact of addiction and financial betrayal.

This book isn't just about the house; it's about the legacy of those who lived within its walls. Bangay examines how inherited trauma and unhealthy coping mechanisms shaped the lives of his grandparents, parents, and extended family. As the bonds of kinship frayed, rivalries intensified, and communication broke down, leaving emotional wreckage and estranged relationships.

Despite the heartbreak, The House on 9th Line is also a story of healing, remembrance, and reclaiming truth. With tenderness and courage, Bangay writes to honour the memory of the man who taught him decency, compassion, and the power of being not just nice, but truly good.

For anyone who has struggled with family loyalty, experienced the pain of grief, or sought meaning in the face of generational trauma, this memoir offers insight, catharsis, and a reminder that sometimes, we must tell our stories not to rewrite the past, but to understand it.

Following her acclaimed Grief Sequence, Prageeta Sharma's newest collection, Onement Won, is at once a contemplation and a sharp critique. Having been twice widowed to cancer, Sharma questions the various relationships--familial, social, romantic, religious--that have shaped her identity.

Inspired by Barnett Newman's Onement series as well as many texts including the Upanishads, The Bhagavad Gita, Goethe's Faust, and Audre Lorde's The Cancer Journals, these poems explore the concept of oneness in Hinduism, Abstract Expressionism, and selfhood in an attempt at "onement with lyric certainty," a way through ideas of prosody to a clearer sense of what is needed in freedom, suffering, and art-making. The result is a stunning work that invokes ancient wisdom into an understanding of self-care that is fiercely anticolonial and anticapitalist, while holding space for suffering as a site of transformation for us individually and collectively.

Break the cycle of insomnia and bad dreams, and start getting the sleep you need to be your best--based on the #1 recommended treatment for nightmare disorders by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM).

Are you struggling with nightmares or waking up in a panic on a regular basis? Do you avoid going to sleep because you fear having a bad dream? Do you feel fatigued, sleepy, or irritable during the day? Are you experiencing poor memory and concentration? Sleep is essential--and sleep deprivation can radically disrupt your work, relationships, and overall quality of life. But there are tools you can use to get a good night's rest, starting tonight. Whether your nightmares stem from high levels of stress, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), or trauma, this comprehensive toolkit will help you break free from the vicious cycle of nightmares and insomnia.

This comprehensive workbook offers a variety of evidence-based tools, including imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT)--the gold standard for treating nightmare disorders--to help you get the rest you need. Using proven-effective techniques such as visualization and lucidity checks, you'll learn to boost feelings of comfort and relaxation, rewrite your dreams, and improve the quality of your sleep. Finally, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the underlying causes of your sleep struggles, enabling you to set goals and track your progress.

This toolkit for better sleep also includes skills based in:

• Exposure, relaxation, and rescription therapy (ERRT)
• Lucid dreaming therapy (LDT)
• Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I)
• Sleep hygiene tips and strategies
• And more!

If you're living with chronic nightmares and sleep deprivation, pick up this empowering workbook, take charge of your dreams, and start getting the restful sleep you deserve.

Monstrosity lurks around every corner in this graphic novel prequel to the critically acclaimed videogame, Dead Space 3.

For old and new fans, journey back into the horrific darkness of space as the mutated dead rise to feast on humanity, while the Church of Unitology plots the extinction of mankind...

Back in print for the first time since 2013, Dead Space is back to haunt and frighten. Experience the terror again as the dead mutate into horrific creatures with their sights set on the remains of a distraught human colony.

On the planet Uxor, Earthgov Seargent John Carver is caught up in events beyond his control when religious fanatics attack the alien Marker site where his wife works.

Racing to rescue his family, Carver is forced to band together with Ellie Langford, a survivor of an earlier Necromorph outbreak, and the highly trained Captain Robert Norton. Together they unlock deep and forgotten secrets about the Markers in an epic race against time that will determine the fate of mankind.

Dead Space: Liberation is the third instalment in a three-volume anthology.

Massachusetts Bay Colony, 1692. When the first girl fell down screaming, the people of Salem Village thought it might just be silliness. Then a second girl started barking. A third and fourth began to shake uncontrollably. A doctor said "an evil hand" had come upon the girls, and everyone knew: They were bewitched.

But who were the witches? Everyone knew that too: the unprotected residents of Salem--the poor, the elderly, the ones who were a little bit strange. Soon more girls were having fits and naming people as witches. The village erupted in accusations, suspicion, and fear. By the time the witch trials ended, dozens of lives had been ruined, and twenty people were dead.

And I saw it all.

With a snarky and surprising first-person narrator - a historical figure that played a major role in events - acclaimed writer Katie Kennedy offers a fresh new take on the greatest true-crime story in American history.

"An intoxicating blend of romance and horror, darkness and wit. With haunts and twists that leap off the page, this was a rabbit hole I was happy to fall down." --Ava Reid, #1 New York Times bestselling author of A Study in Drowning

Violet Harper knows her best friend was murdered. Even if everyone else has labeled her death a "freak accident," Vi is sure she'd been trying to tell her something right before she died. Cryptic messages about her friend's elite boarding school, her whirlwind romance, and the mysterious secret society she was entangled in all point to a more sinister fate.

So, Violet does what no one else seems willing to do: She transfers to the same fancy school to dig into the society's murky history and find out what really happened to her friend. She knows the truth might not be pretty, but what she doesn't bargain for is the handsome boy at the center of it all--Calvin Lockwell, the brother of her prime suspect and descendant of the school's founder. He's obnoxious and privileged, and Violet can't deny their haunting attraction. It soon becomes clear his family is hiding a dark secret that may not be of this world, and suddenly Violet's following her friend's doomed footsteps down the rabbit hole. Even as details emerge of a deadly curse plaguing the school, she can't escape her true feelings for Calvin. But loving him may be the last thing she ever does.

In a world full of big questions, give your child the ultimate answer. God Loves You Most is a delightful, rhyming journey through the animal kingdom that teaches children about the different layers of affection in their lives-from the warmth of family to the fun of friendship-leading them to the greatest discovery of all: God's never-ending love.

• Why Parents & Grandparents Love This Book:
• Whimsical Rhymes & Alliteration: Perfect for early readers and toddlers, the "joyful cadence" makes reading aloud a treat rather than a chore.
• Foundational Faith: A gentle, accessible way to introduce the concept of a Creator and a personal sense of belonging.
• Premium Quality Illustrations: Bright, engaging animal adventures that capture "tender hearts" and keep little eyes glued to the page.
• The Perfect Gift: An ideal choice for Baptisms, Christening, Baby Showers, Easter baskets, or Christmas morning.

Whether you're snuggled up for a quiet night or hosting a lively storytime, this book offers more than just a story. God Loves You Most offers a moment of connection. It's a "treasured favorite" designed to remind children that they are cherished, seen, and deeply loved by their Creator.

BONUS INCLUDED: SHORT STORY INCLUDED

Have you ever wondered about who God really is? Or what heaven will be like? Maybe you've asked big questions like, Why did Jesus have to die for me? or How can I live a life that pleases God?

If you've ever had questions like these, you're not alone. I did too, and this book is a journey I've taken to help you answer those big questions. In Systematic Theology for Kids, we will explore the most important truths of the Christian faith, but in a way that's easy to understand and fun. Through 90 days of stories, simple explanations, and real-life examples, we will discover who God is, why Jesus matters, and how to live a life full of love and hope in Jesus.

I wrote this book because I know how important it is to have a strong foundation in your faith, especially when you're young. Life can get confusing, and sometimes it's hard to know what to believe. That's why I wanted to break down these big ideas into simple, easy-to-understand parts that will help you build a lasting belief in God, one step at a time.

Throughout the pages, you'll find stories from the Bible that show us who God is, how He loves us, and how He's always there to guide us. You'll get to know Jesus-why He came to earth, what His death and resurrection mean, and what it means for you today. You'll also learn how to live with the Holy Spirit's help, be kind to others, and have hope for the future.

In this book, I've also included a short story about a young girl named Emma, who, like you, asked big questions about God and heaven. Through her journey, you'll see how understanding the truths of our faith can light up your life with hope, peace, and love.

So, if you're ready to discover answers to some of the most important questions about life, faith, and God's love-this book is for you. It's more than just information; it's a guide to living out your faith every day, building a relationship with God, and growing stronger in belief. With each chapter, you'll be one step closer to understanding just how amazing God is and how much He wants to be part of your life.

Let's dive in together. It's time to explore faith, discover the truth, and build a lasting belief that will carry you through every season of life.

"Jasmine Reid writes a shapeful, theoretical work involved in the rigorous attending to emergent selves and the languages made in calling them into being." --aracelis girmay

Interlocutor Goddess explores the creation of a trans language for selfhood within an exilic state of "ecstatic grief."

Reid's experimental work challenges societal norms, particularly the family as a political construct while reflecting on the trans experiences of a queer Black woman. The poems grapple with oppressive systems of separation and colonial legacies, rejecting extractive, empire-driven paradigms, and gender essentialism. Within her collection, Reid envisions alternative, ethical ways of being, rooted in unity and wholeness and finds kinship with the rhythms and lifeways of the natural world--soil, stars, and water.

Her poetry employs a trans-lyricism, weaving together dual meanings through homonyms, homophones, and portmanteaus to create a layered, fugitive language that resists rigid classifications. At its core, Interlocutor Goddess is an act of transfiguration, a celebration of girlhood, and a reclamation of wholeness for all who exist beyond imposed boundaries.

Ideal for independent travellers, this guidebook to Languedoc and Roussillon, written by France experts, goes beyond the basics. It blends must-see sights with hidden gems and offers unmatched practical guidance for seamless planning and on-the-go exploration. Packed with in-depth advice often missing from other guides, it helps you navigate with ease. From using public transport to discovering the best dining, accommodations, and local experiences, this guide covers it all. Every detail you need for a smooth and enriching journey.

Inside this Languedoc and Roussillon travel book, you'll find:

• Regional deep dive - in-depth coverage of key areas with curated experiences and honest reviews


• Itinerary samples - tailored plans for different trip lengths and travel styles


• Practical information - essential tips on getting there, using public transport, avoiding crowds, saving time and money, and traveling responsibly


• Expert recommendations - insider advice on the best places to eat, drink, stay, and enjoy nightlife or outdoor activities


• Seasonal tips - when to go to Languedoc and Roussillon, climate details, and festival highlights to plan your perfect trip


• Must-see pick - unmissable sights handpicked by our authors - kayaking under the Pont du Gard, water jousting, Musée Toulouse-Lautrec, Cordes-sur-Ciel, Train Jaune, Toulouse's aircraft industry, Montségur, transhumance, wine tasting, Collioure, La Grotte de Niaux, Carcassonne, horseriding in the Camargue Gardoise, Canal du Midi


• Easy-to-use maps - colour-coded maps highlighting essential spots for dining, accommodation, shopping and entertainment


• Cultural insights - engaging stories on local history, arts, and traditions for a deeper understanding of Languedoc and Roussillon


• Language essentials - French phrases and vocabulary to help you connect with locals


• Inspiring travel photography - stunning full-color images capturing the essence of Languedoc and Roussillon, and fueling your wanderlust


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• Coverage includes: Toulouse and around, Carcassonne, Upper Aude and Ariège, Albi and Haut Languedoc, Nîmes and around, Montpellier and around, Narbonne, Béziers and around, Roussillon

Travel smart and experience Languedoc and Roussillon with confidence. Let this guide to Languedoc and Roussillon be your trusted companion to must-see sights, hidden gems, and local secrets for an unforgettable adventure.

In this short, masterful gem of a novel, David Plante's seasoned narrator contemplates the connection between physical beauty and love, drawing on literary references and personal experiences to explore these themes.

The unnamed narrator of this brief, urgent novel, a young novelist making his way in the literary world, writes of his fascination with two enigmatic, troubled young men, one a Boston Brahmin and the other a lofty undergraduate at England's Cambridge University whom the narrator meets during his writer-in-residency. With each young man the narrator engages in a complex relationship filled with intellectual and erotic tension and each relationship leaves him feeling unfulfilled. By contrast, the narrator relates the story of his deep and abiding romantic life with an English poet, who introduces him to the remaining members of The Bloomsbury group as well as E.M. Forster and who guides him toward the publishers who bring out his early work. However, the poet dies young, and the narrator is once against cast adrift and his quest to find new, intimate interactions with the tragic young men he encounters causes him to reflect on the nature of beauty, love, and the intellectual life, emphasizing the transient and often unfulfilled desires that drive human connections.