Teenagers Lisa, Decker and Adam find themselves caught up in a strange world, a world where aliens actually exist, and every mystery they've ever wondered about, any history they've ever read about in a book will be revealed. The new girl in school, Rosalind, offers a deal to the teens: If they can answer any and all of her questions, then she in return, will answer any of theirs. The teens agree to the deal, their suspicion over what the new girl was proposing clear, but their curiosity too tempting to resist, all the while Lisa's heart is breaking as she waits for Decker's moving day. Eventually the teens grow a friendship with Rosalind, and even show her their "human" way of life, which of course includes hanging out at the mall, bowling and just having fun. With all the new excitement, they almost forget that Rose is really an alien from outer space...

His Child Michael Traynor was back—and sexier than ever. But Isabelle Gray was no longer the lovesick teenager who had once fallen foolishly into his bed. If Michael left her again, she wouldn't be the only one hurt this time. Now she had a daughter to think about—Michael's daughter. Her Secret Seeing Isabelle again convinced Michael she was the only woman for him. And though he saw the same hunger in her, Isabelle was hiding something that had her holding on to her defenses. Now Michael was determined to discover what the secret was….

Their love defied time… Arabella Becquerel inherited an antebellum plantation house from her great-grandmother. A house overrun with Civil War re-enactors adamant about staying in character and insisting that the year is 1863. She discovers secrets in the past that could change her life forever. Colonel Augustus Townsend of the Confederate army watched as his men turned the immaculate grounds of a plantation house into an army camp. All the while, he had no idea a beautiful woman waited inside the house. When Arabella and Augustus begin to work together, sparks fly. Will Arabella and Augustus believe in the impossible soon enough to find true love? This is a sweet/clean time travel romance with a happily ever after. A page-turning, gripping historical time travel novel by bestselling author Kathryn Kaleigh.

With an artist's eye for detail and a poet's gift with words, Marie Elyse St. George sets about documenting the details of her 76 years on the planet. Beginning with an explanation of her Huguenot ancestry and her family's arrival in Canada, she takes us through her first school days, her family's move to an Ontario mixed farm, her escape to England to take arts training, her time working in radio and television, her settling with her family in Saskatoon, and her work with first the visual arts and then the writing communities of her city.

Junie Moon has put heart and soul into this book. Each poem tells a story. The poems are thoughtful and filled with insight. Junie Moon has degenerative disc disease and after 8 painful spinal surgeries needed a way to recuperate. Writing has been cathartic for her. Each poem reflects moments in Junies life. The poetry has been a labor of love. The book reflects thoughts and ideas that ramble around in Junie Moons mind. Some of the poems reflect the pain she endures daily other poems tell a story. This book is full of spontaneous and eclectic poems. Junie Moon just wants to share poetry that has meaning

Once in a Blue Moon, intended for all ages, is the magically realistic story of the Rainwater Family and their island in the middle of Good Bear Lake below Shadow Mountain in Colorado. Gabriel Rainwater is the family patriarch and Chris, his thirty-year old grandson. The Rainwaters are members of a clan of superhumans known as Rangers, whose mission it is to escort human spirits into and out of this world, and Gabriel is their head man. With Gabriel aging and Chris his only living relative, Chris believes he must be ready to be the next Rainwater head ranger and feels he must marry Lulu Big Sky, the daughter of the director of the ranger board of directors, Bob Big Sky, to strengthen their secret society. The difficulty is, Chris and Lulu don’t love each other. The trouble starts when the day before the wedding Amanda James, the human girl Chris really does love, comes back to town. This, at a time when Chris is under fire from Jack Newday, a non-ranger rabble-rouser, who believes Chris to be Bigfoot, a misnomer that has followed rangers like Chris for over a thousand years. The problem is, Jack is right. Chris is Bigfoot.

One more 'Once upon a time...' No one knows the hero business like Hawk and Fisher. That’s why they started the Hawk and Fisher Memorial Academy—to share their skills with the next generation of heroes. Decades later, their Hero Academy is the Dutchy of Lancre’s most profitable tourist attraction, its greatest pride, and now...its biggest problem. During auditions for the next class of students, an assassin ambushes Hawk and Fisher, setting off a powerful chain of events that could destroy the Forest Kingdom. For the Blue Moon rises once more, and with it, a familiar and formidable foe that Hawk and Fisher thought they’d never see again—the Demon Prince. Now, Hawk and Fisher must embark on one final quest. Joining forces with their children, they’ll reunite with old friends, visit legendary lands, and battle infamous villains to stop the Demon Prince once and for all. Hanging in the balance is the future of their bloodline, the kingdom, and the world. Once in a Blue Moon is the compelling conclusion to New York Times bestselling author Simon R. Green’s beloved The Forest Kingdom series.

Set in 1940s Oklahoma on a red dirt cotton farm, Once in the Blue Moon is grounded in the realities of life near the end of World War II. Maggie and her family are forced to endure a season of fear and failure as they face the loss of their home and their once-amazing Daddy to the whiskey bottle. Up against terrible truths and unforeseeable accidents, Maggie struggles in the dark and lonesome farmhouse. When all seems lost, Maggie, her sisters, and her mother band together to overcome humiliation and tragedy. A tale of willpower in ordinary people who act with courage and grit, this story is ultimately one of resilience, forgiveness, and redemption.

Diana Brandon and Stella did not expect a mystery all of a sudden. First Brandon discovered Binah Nelson’s life was seemingly normal until her grandmother died and she had to move to Blue Moon Ranch. Then everything changes. On the bright side, her life is swarmed by horses, her favourite animal. She even gets a horse of her very own! But then, horse is pitted against human. Binah discovers a magical land called Junea, where an evil spirit reigns. And where she will be forced to fight the horse she loves. The inhabitants of Junea don’t like it any more than Binah does. Will there ever be peace in the beautiful valley? Will good triumph over evil? Binah knows it is all up to her. What is going on?

A beautiful and uplifting novel in verse about family, friendship, journeys that take us far from home and back again, renewed and more courageous from the three-time Coretta Scott King Honor winner of The Skin I'm In! James Henry used to be brave. He hasn't been the same since that fateful night at the lighthouse when his ma went searching for Dog. Now months later, he feels as small as the space between the numbers on a watch, nervous day and night, barely able to go outside. Even words have a hard time leaving his mouth. The only person he speaks to is Hattie, his courageous twin sister, who fiercely protects him, especially from bullies. James Henry wants nothing more than to be brave again. However, finding his voice will mean confronting the truth about what happened at the lighthouse-a step James Henry isn't sure he can take. Until a blue moon is forecast, and as Gran has said, everything is possible under a rare blue moon . . . * "An evocative, immediate novel with compelling characters and a wonderfully well-paced plot." —The Horn Book, starred review