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At forty eight, Liz Jensen never expected to start over. After a painful divorce and years spent putting everyone else's needs ahead of her own, Liz returns to Bear Lake and the family inn she once called home. What begins as a temporary escape soon becomes something more—a chance to rediscover herself, reconnect with old friends, and decide what truly matters.

Nine-year-old Caleb vanished without a trace. One moment, he was walking a windswept beach with his parents along the rugged coast of Maine. The next, he was gone. No body. No answers. Only the endless rhythm of the sea and the impossible burden of not knowing. Years pass, but grief does not obey the calendar. His mother returns again and again to the shoreline, haunted by memories, questions, and the quiet hope that refuses to die. Around her, the world insists on moving forward. The tides continue to rise and fall.

Archer Gray Lowe is the lone survivor after a savage attack on his pack. He finds sanctuary with a clan of grizzlies in the Selkirk Mountains. Archer refuses to embrace his animal because his parents died so his Zeta Wolf could live. He was content until he found someone worth fighting for. A Shifter named Rosalie. She’s got a sweet smile, mesmerizing green eyes, blazing red hair, and baggage the size of the mountain that is now under attack. Rosalie Holmes, a bear from Siskiyou County, California, intends to break the excruciating cycle.

When Molly arrives at her Nana O’s cosy fireside, she has no idea that a single locket — and the secret it holds — is about to change her life. What begins as a simple story shared between grandmother and granddaughter becomes a gentle, transformative journey into intuition, courage, and the quiet wisdom that guides us all. As Molly uncovers the locket’s hidden truth, she starts to notice the subtle nudges of her inner knowing.

What if the most infamous murder case of the 1960s was never as simple as America was told? In August 1969, a series of brutal murders shocked Los Angeles and turned Charles Manson into one of the darkest names in American crime. The victims were real people with real lives: Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, Steven Parent, Leno LaBianca, Rosemary LaBianca, Gary Hinman, and others caught in the violent orbit of the Manson Family. But the story that followed became something larger than murder. It became a courtroom drama. A Hollywood nightmare. A cult case.

Jazz's life is defined by hardship and loss. As a sickly child in her werewolf pack, she feels like an outsider. After rogue wolves kill her parents, she is placed with a cruel foster family and banished for defending herself against a would-be rapist, leaving her alone in the wilderness. Fate brings her to a sanctuary run by Alpha Lex, who rescues abused werewolves. Here, Jazz begins to heal and bonds with two orphaned wolf pups. As Lex reveals her rare abilities linked to an ancient prophecy, their budding romance faces challenges from her traumatic past.

Sadie is trapped in a dark basement, where the heavy walls feel suffocating and memories of pain linger. Yet, a flicker of resistance grows inside her, fueled by the connection she has formed with her unexpected companions —Alec, Wolf, and Diesel. These men, once unknown to her, now provide her with hope and the strength to fight against the looming despair. As Victor's harsh games escalate, Sadie faces ongoing torment and degradation. Will she manage to endure what lies ahead, or will she lose all hope of escape?

NYC. January, 1955. Something is wrong with Ezra—and it isn’t the kind of wrong you can pray away. Ever since her fifteenth birthday, the world has begun to slip. Questions about who she is are met with silence, while a strange hum follows her through the city and into her dreams. When a mysterious street vendor offers her a path to the truth, Ezra is drawn into the shadows of Central Park, where an ancient secret waits. But some truths come at a terrible cost. As Ezra peels back the layers of her reality, she uncovers a horrifying secret buried beneath years of silence and fear.

Sadie’s life was turned upside-down years ago when she was taken from her ordinary existence and faced unimaginable horrors as a prisoner. Now, she finds herself isolated, with no family or friends to support her after the trauma. Panic attacks grip her whenever a man comes near, as the memories of her captivity linger painfully.

The Earth wakes up to find itself surrounded by completely different stars. An announcement rings out across the planet: "We at Mortal Protection Services have relocated you to a foster system temporarily. Do not panic.".. Some of you are panicking, when we specifically asked you not to.

HER FIANCÉ VANISHED. NOW HER HUSBAND IS GONE. From the Anthony Award-winning author praised by Lee Child as "hypnotically good" comes a gripping psychological thriller about marriage, secrets, and the past that refuses to stay buried. Nineteen years ago, Vanessa Rizzo's fiancé vanished without warning—no goodbye, no explanation, no trace. She built a new life around that mystery: a marriage, two teenage sons, a polished Upper East Side world that finally feels safe.

Winter, 1971. Grief drives teenager Michael Tedesco into exile—straight into the arms of a grandfather he barely knows, hidden deep within the sun-bleached isolation of the Florida Keys. At first glance, the island feels like paradise. But paradise has a memory. The locals watch too closely. Speak too little. And when they do speak, it's only in hushed warnings—stories of Naia Tomes, a witch who once stalked the island… a woman said to have fed on human flesh before the newcomers put her down. Buried. Forgotten.

Some connections don’t fade. They wait. After walking away from a moment that changed everything, Yara and Alden return to their separate lives—determined to do the right thing, even when it costs them something. Distance gives them space to breathe, to pray, to try to move on. But what was awakened between them refuses to stay quiet. Yara throws herself into teaching, ministry, and friendships that are beginning to reveal long-buried fractures. Alden focuses on work, responsibility, and a relationship that feels safe—but incomplete.

A Christian contemporary novel about unexpected connection, spiritual tension, and the kind of attraction that refuses to be ignored. Yara arrives at a leadership conference hoping for clarity. Alden arrives determined to stay focused. Neither expects the sudden, undeniable pull between them — a connection that feels both dangerous and holy.

A Diary of Dreams (Universal Series, Book 1) invites listeners into a tender, transformative journey where love, loss, and hope intertwine. After the death of his dad, young Hugh watches the light fade from his mum Ally’s eyes as she sinks into a grief so deep it seems to swallow everything around her. Their world feels fractured, heavy with silence and absence—until Hugh begins to dream again. With a heart full of quiet determination, he maps those dreams onto a vision board, believing something powerful: love isn’t lost; it simply transforms.

In the shadowy recesses of Cara's mind, an ancient power has always lurked—a telepathic ability that both blessed and cursed her existence. For years, she shunned the whispers that echoed through the corridors of human consciousness. But when her twin brother Craig, a cog in the vast government machine, stumbles upon a plot so insidious it threatens to unravel the very fabric of reality, Cara is forced to confront the true nature of her gift.