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 Consider the possibility that you awakened lying in the road in the scandalous town of Fort Pratt, Montana, where thirty youthful Native young men died in a grievous 1896 live-in school fire. Imagine a scenario in which each individual you experienced in that unending night was dead.  Hell and Back Consider the possibility that you were shrouded in blood and missing a shot from the firearm holstered on your hip. Imagine a scenario where there was an out thing there in the yellowed skies, alongside the departed and the smell of debris and residue, something the Northern Cheyenne allude to as the Éveohtsé-heómėse, the Wandering Without, the Taker of Souls. Imagine a scenario where the main way you know what your identity is on the grounds that your name is imprinted in the cowhide sweatband of your Texas style cap, and imagine a scenario where it says you are Walt Longmire . . . in any case, you don't recollect him? In Hell and Back, the eighteenth portion of the Longmire serie...

  Fairy Tale Charlie Reade seems to be a customary secondary school kid, incredible at baseball and football, a nice understudy. However, he conveys a weighty burden. His mother was killed in a quick in and out mishap when he was ten, and sorrow drove his father to drink. Charlie figured out how to deal with himself — and his father. At the point when Charlie is seventeen, he meets a canine named Radar and her maturing ace, Howard Bowditch, a loner in a major house at the highest point of a major slope, with a secured shed in the lawn. Now and again unusual sounds rise out of it. Charlie begins taking care of responsibilities for Mr. Bowditch and loses his heart to Radar. Then, when Bowditch passes on, he leaves Charlie a tape recounting to a story nobody would accept. What Bowditch knows, and has maintained mystery throughout the entire his life, is that inside the shed is an entry to a different universe. Ruler's narrating in Fairy Tale takes off. This is a heavenly and frighten...

Nine From the author of AFRICA and THE W SERIES, a gripping novel that follows Amber Gillingham, an accomplished journalist, as she wrestles with society’s expectations about women and motherhood. Everything is perfectly organized in Amber’s life: her days at work, in the offices of a prestigious magazine in New York; her time with her beloved husband Mike, and their adventurous vacations around the world. When Amber finds out she is pregnant, her immediate reaction is sheer denial: this can’t be true. She always knew she would want children one day, but now it feels so sudden, so unexpected. She tries to play for time, but Mike’s reaction to the news, with pure delight and anticipation, is the exact opposite. Wasn’t he happy before? Was it all a lie? The news of the pregnancy propagates like circular water waves, from close family to friends, to colleagues, to acquaintances. At each circle, Amber further detaches from the new role society is imposing on her, and she refu...

Wood's Gamble In long-ago days, the Gulf Stream current that runs mere miles from the Florida Keys had helped fleets of sailing ships move vast stores of treasure from Havana to Spain. The route was expeditious, though riddled with danger—mainly from hurricanes, pirates, and challenging navigation. Many vessels never completed that voyage. Today, buried under centuries of sand, lies a vast debris field of treasure, and finding it is only part of the challenge. Political intrigue, corrupt bureaucrats, and modern-day pirates are just some of the challenges Mac Travis must face to recover what might be the biggest treasure of his life—and, perhaps, of all time. 

Lights Out It’s just another day in the life of newspaper reporter, Abby Maguire. The small alpine town she lives in is preparing for the much-anticipated inaugural charity brick competition to be held at the town’s pub, The Gloriana , the owner of the local café, Joyce, is gearing up for the festivities and Abby has decided to move out of the pub and into her own home away from home. To her dismay, the only vacant house in the area is owned by Mrs. Florence Flinch, a retired teacher and Abby’s harshest critic. Everyone in town says Mrs. Flinch is not interested in renting out the house and, with the woman’s criticism fresh in her mind, Abby is reluctant to even approach her. However, she is curious about the house she’s missing out on and only wants a glance at it. Where there’s a will, there’s always a way.  

Meet Me Out There Next-door neighbors and best friends for most of their young lives, Mason and Fran are hopelessly in love, but neither one of them will risk their friendship to reveal their feelings. He spends his days traipsing through their spooky hometown forest, desperate for paranormal evidence. She spends her nights watching the stars and praying he’d come down from the clouds and focus on what’s right in front of him for once. When a mysterious new kid drops the veil and prophesies a miserable future for Mason if he doesn’t change course, is it already too late? Will the secrets Fran keeps unravel them, anyway? How can they move forward if they know each other better than they know themselves? Perfect for those who love romantic comedies with a dash of the paranormal and those nostalgic for the nineties, The X-Files , and Roswell .  

Gilded Girl When Eliza Chapman, a London ladies maid, learns that Ward Redfield, one of the richest, most successful men in New York City is also her father, her whole world changes. He has sent a one-way ticket for her to join him, his mother and his daughters, Alice and Rose, at his palatial Manhattan mansion. Eliza quickly discovers, however, that her new sisters are not as enthusiastic about her arrival. To say Eliza is a fish out of water is an understatement. She suddenly has her own ladies maid and learns that she is expected to find a husband. As the social season gets underway she is swept into a whirl of teas, luncheons, balls and other events. Two men vie for her interests, Will is the most eligible bachelor of the season--he's handsome and charming, practically perfect as they have many shared interests. Nick is a lot of fun, he's also British, and it’s understood that he is in search of a wife with a fortune—in exchange for his title. Though Alice quit...