He delivered the prisoner to Heaven.And nothing has been the same since.In a realm ruled by light, obedience is law—and silence is survival. When a mysterious prisoner is brought before Heaven's judgment, the world is told the threat has been contained. Order is restored. Balance preserved.But Heaven's perfection is built on secrets.As the prisoner endures unseen consequences, the angel who delivered him is drawn deeper into Heaven's inner sanctum—where power is traded in whispers and truth is carefully erased. With every step forward, the lines between justice and control begin to blur.Some names are buried for a reason.Some memories are never meant to return.As shadows gather and unseen forces begin to move, one question lingers beneath Heaven's flawless surface:What happens when silence breaks?A dark epic fantasy of sacrifice, deception, and hidden truths.UNNAMED continues the...

Birdwatching! Borrrring, right? Not to these avian adventurers from Maynard Elementary as they fight a snowstorm in order to save a rare snowy owl. An adventurous read for 7 to 10 year olds about forging long-lasting friendships in this new chapter book series about a junior birdwatching club.Michael, the star of the soccer team, is about to kick his first practice shot when he hears a noise from behind him. Jet, a bird nerd and member of the Junior Birdwatching Club, appears and shows Michael what he would have missed by being so singularly focused on the ball—a rare snowy owl on the goal post. While they watch, the owl captures a rat and devours it.The next day, a hoard of birders arrive and Michael thinks he may never get his soccer field back. But Jet has discovered that the owl is not well and the Junior Bird Club enlists Michael to help get the bird help during a snowstorm.Michael promised his parents he'd be home before the snow started, but...

I ran home to my small town to survive, but I didn’t expect to run straight back into them. Ten years ago, I fled my hometown and the three boys I loved more than I’d ever admit. Now I’m back, bruised and on the run from an abusive ex who refuses to let me go. Big Ridge was supposed to be a hiding place. But there’s no escaping from the boys I used to call best friends. I swore I’d never trust them again, but they’re everywhere I turn. Chasing me. Wanting me. Needing me. Knox, with his brooding intensity and our unfinished business. Jax, with his reckless charm wrapped around unshakable loyalty. And his twin, Brax who is quiet, watchful, and possessive. Now I’m not just fighting to survive, I’m grappling with the truth I buried years ago. Because the only thing more dangerous than my ex finding me is falling back into the arms of three men who could break me all over again. This is a standalone contemporary romance where the FMC doesn’t have to choose.

The daughter of a pirate and a newly titled duke must team up to solve a decades-old family mystery in this clever historical rom com—perfect for fans of Evie Dunmore and Manda Collins! Eoin Aucourte, the newly minted Duke of Foxglen, always played by his grandfather's rules. But now that the old man is dead, Eoin’s first decision is to track down his long-lost mother. The only problem? He’ll have to visit the infamous Black Sheep Coffeehouse to begin his search. Rumor has it that the owner, Miss Hannah Wick, knows all the gossip from the dingiest St. Giles alleyways to the glittering ballrooms of Mayfair. But the whip-smart daughter of a pirate also has a way of making Eoin forget all the lessons on propriety that his grandfather ruthlessly instilled in him. The Duke of Foxglen represents everything Hannah disdains about the nobility. Even worse, his grandfather exiled her papa from England, setting her father on the course of piracy and...

The untold, intimate story of how three young visionaries—Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, and Steven Spielberg—revolutionized American cinema, creating the most iconic films in history while risking everything, redefining friendship, and shaping Hollywood as we know it. In the summer of 1967, as the old Hollywood studio system was dying, an intense, uncompromising young film school graduate named George Lucas walked onto the Warner Bros backlot for his first day working as an assistant to another up-and-coming, largely-unknown filmmaker, a boisterous father of two called Francis Ford Coppola. At the exact same time, across town on the Universal Studios lot, a film-obsessed twenty-year-old from a peripatetic Jewish family, Steven Spielberg, longed to break free from his apprenticeship for the struggling studio and become a film director in his own right.Within a year, the three men would become friends. Spielberg, prioritizing security, got his...