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By the time I walk through the doors of the academy, where the born shifters of every pack are trained to fight and lead, I’m famous. Infamous? One of those. I’ve already fought a battle or two. And my family’s complicated relationships with magic, which has been long forbidden to wolves, isn’t popular with all the packs. I guess I should’ve said this is the place for born male shifters. There aren’t a lot of shifters like me, with flat irons and skinny jeans packed in their bags.

I’ve been locked away my whole life because my alpha thinks that I’m an embarrassment. I’m the runt of my panther pride - not good enough, not strong enough, and different than everybody else. Then, I get the letter. Shifter Academy says that my enrollment is mandatory. This is the chance I’ve been waiting for. Once and for all, I will prove that just because I’m a runt doesn’t mean I’m not strong. I’m going to Shifter Academy, and not even my alpha can stop me.

I'm going to war with the bullies that have tormented me at the academy. It's time to make Jensen McCauley and his minions pay. But when our prank war lands us both on restriction, the two of us are trapped together. It's all his fault. It's all his plan. Jensen wanted to be left alone so he could unravel the secrets surrounding his sister's death. I've got enough to figure out. I have to make sense of the on-again, off-again heat between Lex and me, my hopeless crush on Rafe, the sexy instructor who think I'm a human trainwreck, and the way I've ruined my friendship with Penn.

At the age of 23 and fresh out of college, Julia fell head over heels for Randy, a charming coworker who swooped in with flowers, romantic dates, and conversations about their beautiful future together. As far as Julia was concerned, there was no looking back. Unfortunately, along with Randy’s affectionate behaviors came his highly dramatic, violent episodes. Having come from a similar home life, however, Julia didn’t blink an eye. It wasn’t until a grand finale abandonment that she recognized even her love wouldn’t be able to fix his issues.

A true story about a mother and her two sons from a town in Idaho who find themselves transplanted to a 200-square-mile sheep ranch in Alaska's remote Aleutian Islands. There they discover the changes and challenges of total isolation. But with a new wise husband and father, they learn to depend on each other. 

Jane Callahan is a reclusive, 17 year old high school student dealing with the death of her beloved brother. Her home in Southern California with her mother is a constant reminder of her loss and pain. In hopes of escaping her painful past she moves to North Bend Oregon to live with her father. There she meets a beautiful, boy named Aidan Summers. After months of unusual conversation and frustration, an uncertain romance brews between Jane and Aidan, but Aidan has a ghastly secret that can destroy everything.

Lacey Woodhouse arrives at River Ranch to deliver the bank’s notice of default for unmade mortgage payments, but plunges into a horse trough and meets the struggling owner, rancher Wray Benson, up close and personal. When a bouquet of field daisies finds its way to her car windshield weeks later, she decides to throw caution — and conflict of interest — to the wind. Time in the country charms Lacey and when she learns of Wray’s support of an ailing family member, it softens her heart, leading to sweet romance. 

Hunting Jessica is a heart-pounding, suspenseful, face-fanning paranormal romance that will lead you into a world you never thought could exist. Follow Jessica into the shadows and discover an ancient secret which could alter even your reality.

Jedediah Wenger lost his family to an Englishe drunk driver. He has yet to put his life back together including the long-forgotten courting of the Bishop's daughter, Felicity Troyer. When he's suddenly faced with the task of helping the fading mid-western town of Prosperity survive, he realizes the task is greater than the town or the District can overcome.

Doc Tyler Morgan can’t heal himself. He was madly in love with his fiancée, but she died from a mysterious illness, and he couldn’t save her. He couldn’t save his parents, either, when they were injured in the crossfire during a bank robbery. Now he is alone, except for his sister Allie, who is about to marry and move to Montana. Juliet Monroe works in a dead-end, hateful factory job in Boston. She knows midwifery and herbal healing, but she was lured to the factory job with false promises of good money and golden opportunities.

I’m officially a member of Mateo’s pack now, which means the panthers can’t touch me. I thought joining his pack would mean that I would finally belong somewhere, but not everybody is welcoming. I’m still the odd one out: the runt who stole their future alpha. But those things don’t matter. I have my mates, and I’m content. For the first time in my life, I am happy. When the truth comes out about my past, about who I really am, even my friends start to doubt me. Maybe, they’re right. Maybe, I’m not a good person.

In light of concerns about food and human health, fraying social ties, economic uncertainty, and rampant consumerism, some people are foregoing a hurried, distracted existence and embracing a mindful way of living. Intentional residential communities across the United States are seeking the freedom to craft their own societies and live based on the values of nonviolence, self-sufficiency, equality, and voluntary simplicity.

On the morning before Halloween in 2007, Sarah receives a phone call from her husband’s arborist colleague: Matt, her spouse of seven years and father of their two small children, has been severely injured by a falling tree branch while working in a neighborhood east of Seattle. Visions of their future go dark as she learns to care for the man she depended on for support. Faced with choices about how to behave through this unexpected journey, she takes as many steps back as she does forward and begins a rite of passage she never imagined.

Horrific, recurring nightmares are making Danielle Reynolds’ life miserable. Losing sleep and falling grades lead her to seek help from her college counselor, a psychologist, and against her better judgment, a psychic medium. To her amazement, she discovers her dead grandfather is trying to contact her to prove his innocence in the murders of the Cunningham family on Halloween night back in 1971. Turning to the police, she convinces a handsome young officer to reopen the murder investigation.

Imagine wanting to express a heartfelt hello or a desperate cry for help, but when you opened your mouth, nothing came out. Cooper, a shelter dog, lived with this. He was moved from home to home, but he was always returned to the shelter when his inability to bark was found out. Little boy Ben changed his life! It was Ben who gave Cooper what he needed to bark over and over again.

Easy Weight Loss describes a fast, simple-to-listen, and novel approach to losing weight. If you are fed up of struggling with fad diets or yo-yo dieting and want to both understand the problem and be able to start losing weight in the same week, this is the book for you! Being overweight can hurt your confidence and self-esteem, not to mention the health issues the situation creates, but it doesn’t have to. You can fix it, it’s not complicated and it doesn’t have to take years!

This audiobook explains in detail what autophagy is all about and how important it is to the human body. As a naturally occurring process, we have also highlighted how to get the best out of induced autophagy. There is a misconception that fasting and autophagy are related. Listening to this audiobook will bring out the facts about the distinction between the two. This audiobook explains the subject in the most simplified manner to aid understanding of the concept of autophagy, also known as self-eating.

In Epilepsy: A Walk In My Shoes, author Vickie Roy sheds light on her daily life with epilepsy. She walks us through her experiences with the condition and offers insight on how to cope independently. Vickie hopes to emphasize that while life with epilepsy is not easy, nothing is impossible.

Norma Jean's Sun is about the life of Norma and her family history of struggle to become the parent of a child with needs beyond any comprehension, only to find in the end an ending that will touch your core! Born into a life of isolation and pain with the graphic burden of surgical manipulation to function, walk, and survive in a world of normalcy. The iconic image inspires still today and will present a platform for an audience into a never-before-filmed life inside a family struggling to accept reason!

Lupus can kill women at an early age, and the condition is life-threatening in childbearing ages between 15 and 50 years. This chronic autoimmune disease affects people of all ages and attacks various body parts including the heart, joints, blood cells, brain, skin, kidneys, and lungs. Many patients recovered from this disease by following proper measures to combat this deadly disease. That’s the reason why I felt so compelled to author this book.