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Hometown hero Ana Leigh Watkins ventures to Bitter End, Tennessee, to help her great-aunt get her house ready to sell. Bitter End seems an ironic place for Ana to refresh her weary spirit, but she's desperate for respite from her community's attention and unwarranted admiration. While on a hike in Roan Mountain, a ragtag group of amateur bird watchers take her under their wing—a little against her will. However, she quickly warms to these genuine souls seeking solace in the great outdoors.

Set in Victorian London during Jack the Ripper’s reign of terror, this gripping, original novel is perfect for fans of V. E. Schwab, Dana Schwartz, and Sarah Penner. When Caroline Foster arrives at the Whitechapel Full Moon Society in search of her missing brother, she finds a dilapidated...

Bloomsbury presents Rise Up by Chris Jones, read by Christopher Ragland. Penned by one of America’s best-known daily theatre critics and organized chronologically, this lively and readable book tells the story of Broadway’s renaissance from the darkest days of the AIDS crisis, via the...

This audiobook is a compilation of poetry. It is not about death or suicide itself. It is more based on the death of basic morals and values in society. In my own opinion, we people as a whole are responsible for the deterioration of these morals and values. We have not only stopped applying them to our own daily lives, but we have also failed to pass them down to the generations that have come after us.

Echoes of a Dying Society’s Heartbeat is a collection of daily struggles within our society. It is meant to test, empower, and open our minds to what's happening around us. With a focus on expressing the vulnerability of love, mental health, and societal issues, listeners may want to reflect on how they're living their lives. The audiobook serves as a reminder of how we have the power to change and heal each other.

Enjoy these poems by women authors, tackling the soul, society, and heart. This collection is ideal for women’s history programs.

Love. Passion. Duty. The ties that bind, but can they set you free? In the opulent world of 19th-century England, where reputation and decorum are everything, Lady Cecilia Harrington's heart beats to a different rhythm. As the Duke of Harrington's daughter, her life is mapped out with lavish balls, couture gowns, and an impending engagement to Lord Ashworth, London's most eligible bachelor. However, beneath the glimmering chandeliers and behind the velvet curtains, a forbidden romance begins to kindle.

The Beach Is Calling features a series of poems I wrote back in 1992 when I was living near the beach in San Francisco. It was a free and carefree time when I was exploring the beach, going to raves, and active in the San Francisco singles scene.