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Ava watched the hysterical girl dart in and out of the gloomy shadows cast by the dense trees that loomed in her path. As a sorceress belonging to the Heichi clan, Ava’s blessing or curse, depending on how you looked at it, was her ability to move through time. It was never self-initiated, though. She was often affected by visions of the future and then drawn to them, literally pulled from the past and taken to that moment; it could be a few years, decades or even centuries. When, why, or how? She had never been able to answer that question.

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I’ve read other books in this series and I found it nice that Logan wrote a prequel. Ava was strong and full of heart. How humans, supernaturals, and fantasies blend together in creating a well. oiled prequel in 45 pages is astounding. For those who love reading supernatural novels, this book starts you on an adventure that goes on a long way.

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Liliana Carter has been unknowingly living a lie for most of her young life. Unaware of her true identity, she has unwittingly become the mark of a lethal mob enforcer. Kristian Sokolov is Chicago’s Russian Bratva underboss and hitman. Upon following through with orders to target the innocent and unwitting Liliana, Kristian finds himself infatuated with everything he’s learned about this enigmatic young woman. As Kristian wars with himself about the feelings he is developing for his virtuous objective, a forbidden romance starts to spawn between the adept assassin and his target. Will he be able to fulfill his duty as the Bratva’s lethal enforcer or go against everything he’s been taught, to rescue this guiltless and perplexing young woman with whom he has become completely enamored?

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This novel has a fresh approach and spin on traditional Italian versus Russian mob families and members. Mob members do have a crude manner of speech, and those swear words are sprinkled liberally, although they do have asterisks in the words to help the story be less crude. The romance between one person from each side is solid. The story is solid. The best part was Lily remaining true to her faith, and Kristian went back to the faith, and Jesus, as his mother had taught him before she passed away.

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Beautiful photography featuring the moon, accompanied by love poetry by award-winning poets and authors Derek R. King and Julie L. Kusma.

Each piece professes love and moves the reader on a magical journey of what-ifs and eternal bliss. And, as the dedication states, “Let’s sleep through the day and rise at night. Let’s dance together in the beautiful moonlight. Let’s spend each evening under the stars and ever be in each other’s arms.”

A collection to be shared with the one you love.

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Love. The definition of love is written within these pages. The poetic form is tranquil yet mesmerizing. The words are sublime with true richness of a deep love for one another in a raw and open yet secretive verse that speaks to the mind, body, and soul. The poetry within is written in a clean manner, yet as you read, the words make sweet love. Truly, this is so.

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Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy’s marriage proposal comes as a shock to Miss Elizabeth Bennet. Despite the temptation to rail at him for his past injustices, she restrains herself and declines his offer with civility.

Following a heartfelt and enlightening discussion with the perplexing gentleman, Elizabeth is persuaded to judge him anew and allows him to call upon her in London. As her understanding of Darcy’s nature improves, so does her regard for him.

But Darcy’s aunt Lady Catherine confronts Elizabeth with a startling declaration: her ladyship maintains she has the means to take Pemberley away from Darcy. Could this outrageous assertion be true?

In this Regency variation of Pride & Prejudice, shocking developments and unforeseen obstacles combine to drive Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy apart. Will they manage to overcome these impediments and find their happily ever after?

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Excellent! This is my most favorite Pride and Prejudice variation that Miller has written, and I’ve read them all! I loved Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy’s characters, and the nice twist of Elizabeth writing books in that time period was excellent in how such matters were pre-concieved by some of the ton.

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Heart of Evergreen
NEW! Released on Christmas Day!
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Dmitry wasn’t sure what to do…his handler stateside was dead…no intel…even worse was the fact that the Russian agent who’d infiltrated Scotland Yard had news…Olga Pasternak had been caught placing a chipped frame onto a painting in London at the art gallery…that intel was unsettling to put it mildly…he needed that chip! He needed Olga Pasternak doing her part…now he was fully alone…Olga Pasternack was kept locked up somewhere…and she could break…the complications maddened him…he must stay calm…be the Russian you were born to be…the one heavily trained in special tactics and more…the expert…keep that persona inside and remain the nice, rich, oligarch from Russia…that he could do with aplomb…until the oligarch above him stopped funding him…and that would mean only one thing…he would then be on that Russians’ hit list…best not think about that overly much… his own oligarch money sat nicely in a Swiss bank account under a holding company that was untouchable. Russia could do absolutely nothing about his Swiss bank account. Yet he WAS touchable!!! It was the last Thursday in May, a lovely day in the mountains, and he wondered if he would ever see the mountains again…or daylight, for that matter…or Susan Davis…he’d come to love her…at age 30, his budding romance with Suz, a gorgeous 25-year-old, green-eyed redhead who was a perfect angel…his angel…she painted like an angel…in watercolor…he would never see her again…he’d come to love her…love…True Love…now that part of his life was over…again…he wouldn’t see any of the people he’d come to know and truly cared about during his time spent in Evergreen…so many regrets…he’d come to care deeply for the children as well…he was racked with grief for what was not to be…and for his numerous regrets… New Release!

“Just when the action slows down, boom, the world of espionage takes a different twist and turn throughout the Denver Federal Center, NORAD, and the Denver International Airport!”
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