'Beautifully written and heartbreaking, The Blindspot perfectly brings to life family complexities...It stays with you long after you've left the page.' Heather Critchlow, author of Unsolved'Magnetic prose and unforgettable characters... a master of small town suspense' Anna Bailey, author of Tall Bones'Not one to miss!' Cailean Steed, author of HomeAbi Campbell's brother Jack has everything to look forward to: just 18 and finishing his A-levels, he's a star student with a prestigious university scholarship awaiting him. The youngest of five, Jack has largely been raised by Abi after their mother died, and she adores him.The Campbells' world is turned on its head when, one summer morning, the police arrive to arrest Jack. His childhood friend Katie has accused him of a terrible crime. The worst one.Rumours about what happened swirl through their small seaside town, turning friends against friends and brothers against brothers. Only Abi stands by...

The matchmaking cats of the goddesses are back in Zero, Kansas,to work their magic on a witch and his pawsitively vampurrfect mate.Rowan and Dinara are about as different as night and day. He's a witch. She's a vampiress. Still, this will not stop them from finding their way toward each other. First, though, Rowan has to somehow gain control of his magic and Dinara has to convince him that she's not going batty.From the main square in Zero, Kansas, to the streets of Buenos Aires, the matchmaking cats of the goddesses will go wherever they must in order to find the purrfect familiar for the next witch on their caseload. No matter what it takes, this match will be pawsitively purrfect.

COZY DARK ROMANCE OV! Low angst, plenty of fun, and a delightfully unhinged pack!-- Omega Wanted Only the desperate go looking for jobs on the darkweb. Only the reckless steal from the pack doing the hiring. Guess that makes me both. But when it comes to protecting my little sister, I'll take risks most omegas wouldn't dream of. What should have been a one-time job turns into something more complicated, because this pack doesn't just want revenge. They want me, and they're offering the kind of stability I've only ever dreamed of. They need an omega thief. I need a safe place to land. On paper, it's the perfect deal. Except now they want me to get close to Tristan Kain, a powerful, untouchable alpha whose empire they want to destroy from the inside. There's just one small problem. Tristan is the father I've never met. And if I betray him. . . I might lose more than just the job.

A gripping and thought-provoking work that is unlike any Civil War novel previously written, Sharpshooter takes us into the mind of one of the war's veterans as he attempts, years after the conflict, to reconstruct his experiences and to find some measure of meaning in them. A child of the divided East Tennessee mountain region, Willis Carr left home at age thirteen to follow his father and brothers on a bridge-burning mission for the Union cause. Imprisoned at Knoxville, he agreed to join the Confederate army to avoid being hanged and became a sharpshooter serving under General Longstreet. He survived several major battles, including Gettysburg, and eventually found himself guarding prisoners at the infamous Andersonville stockade, where a former slave taught him to read. After the war, haunted by his memories, Carr writes down his story, revisits the battlefields, studies photographs and drawings, listens to other veterans as they tell their stories,...

Moses Malone overcame abject poverty in segregated Petersburg, Virginia, to become the first modern-day basketball player to jump directly from high school to the pros, paving a path for future stars such as Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, and LeBron James to follow. Moses Malone: The Life of a Basketball Prophet tells the story of Malone's ascent in the early 1970s to becoming the premier player in the world for a five-year period. The young Malone prophesied his improbable rise and succeeded where others later failed because of his strength of character and unparalleled work ethic. Malone dominated his years in the NBA with a relentless determination that made him the greatest offensive rebounder in basketball history—a record he holds to this day. From 1979 to 1983 he won three of the NBA's Most Valuable Player awards and with Julius Erving helped to deliver the Philadelphia 76ers to the NBA championship in 1983. He remains one of just nine players to win the NBA...