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Thomas Mulvaney was just a child when an error in judgment cost him everything. He vowed then that he would do anything to atone for his mistake. And he did. He never strayed from the right path. Until Aiden.Aiden Mulvaney doesn't exist. He's a lie created by the father who disowned him and by Thomas Mulvaney, the only man Aiden had ever begged to love him. But that was years ago, when he'd still believed in fairytales. Before Thomas rejected him.Thomas has spent years trying to have Aiden in his life while keeping him at arm's length, but Aiden's done with half-measures. He's done with Thomas the martyr. He's just done. So, he's kept his distance. Trouble is, now, someone is threatening to expose a secret that affects them all.No, not that one. A secret so shameful, Thomas won't even utter it out loud. Can he and Aiden revisit the past and keep the family name intact, or will they both be buried beneath the weight of their memories as their old feelings resurface?

A story about a little Sikh girl--her journey towards self acceptance and the important things in life. It's a great book to read to your little ones. It will help start an important conversation about the importance of self love, kindness and staying true to yourself along with the pressures put on by social media and society about what is defined as beautiful.Follow along on Instagram @thisisme.kaur

"Angry Little Girls in Love" is re-released in larger size!Angry Little Girls in Love, is definitely not a cuddly, lovely-dovey, mushy love book. This book starts with the promising first date of Kim and Bruce who then find themselves in a dysfunctional boyfriend-girlfriend relationship. Their friends offer help and advice along the way. Featuring vengeful, sarcastic, and hopeless love cartoons, anyone who has been in a relationship or is trying to make sense of their love life, will surely get a laugh out of this book.

"The poems that stick closest to the blue theme, using it to evoke an emotional state, are the book's best and most nuanced. They employ the color as a means of introspection and appreciation, particularly for things natural and whimsical." Kirkus Reviews "Meditative poems gliding on a gentle breeze ... A poetry collection as soft as a pastel sky, a murmuration of wings passing by ... a place where playful language drops, dangles, and drifts on the wind." Independent Book Review"The Blue Whale Sings from Afar is an enchanting set of poems by Josefina Bérard which expertly intertwines delicate prose and vivid imagery, beckoning the reader into a serene and tranquil realm adorned with a soothing blue hue." Literary Titan "Josefina Bérard unearths poetic reflection from cups of tea or coffee, Victorian afternoons, and attempts to grasp the elusive daily act of living a full life when purpose and pleasure pull away." Midwest Book Review, D.Donovan, Senior Reviewer"The Blue Whale Sings From Afar lyrically captures the magic and mystery found in life's most meditative moments. Rendered with poignant language and with a poet's sense of loss and longing, this collection of heartfelt poems listen to the silence of leaves falling from tree branches, watch with awe as white Montgolfiers sail in the sky, and wait with a sense of expectation and hope for the return of a fresh Spring. "Life is parting / With a paused breath," Bérard writes. These poems tell that tale." Colleen Alles, author of After the 8-Ball --- Poetry as light as a feather and as deep as the sea. Verses that flow through the freshness of spring, the passion of summer, the ripeness of autumn and the magic of winter, showing the tiniest details of life and the truest delicacies of love. In The Blue Whale Sings From Afar by Josefina Bérard we hear a song of words never told with moods and shades of blue and with the enchanting whisper of life and death.

What is love? In a painstaking effort to answer this question, Samuel Faulk takes the reader on a tumultuous journey of true love gone direly sour. Through poignant poetic storytelling in a unique dictionary format, Faulk reveals the onslaught of emotion in the wake of a marriage's covert deconstruction.Beyond a mere collection of emotive poems, The Devil's Thesaurus serves as an outlet to grieve not only the loss of a lover, but also the loss of self.Ambiguous, reckless, strenuous, and vacant...These are only a few of the adjectives that sum up the culmination of events that transpire throughout this book's pages. Follow the nameless narrator as he works through the alphabet to process the end of everything he holds dear.

The first time Dimitri Castallanos experienced obsession, he committed a felony. He was five. Dimitri is a psychopath. And he's still obsessed with just one person.Arlo Miller was born a victim, raised as his father's punching bag and his mother's scapegoat. Dimitri was his only protection, and they took him away.As children, they clung to each other. As adults, they pretend neither remembers, while both harbor secret crushes on the other. Dimitri hides his feelings behind a mask of indifference. Arlo hides his by falling for very bad men.When one of those men confronts Dimitri, this time it's Arlo who commits a felony. Murder. But Dimitri won't allow Arlo to take the fall. With the help of Dimitri's mother and seven psychopaths, they now have twenty-four hours to fake an alibi, hide a body, and confess their true feelings for each other, once and for all.Which is harder? Falling in love or getting away with murder?

"Maya: I couldn't leave well enough alone. My obsession with finding out what happened to my brother led me into the hands of Brizio DeLuca. His offer to help me came with a set of rules and instructions that set me on a path lined with torture, death, and destruction. Brizio: I was minding my business and working on becoming a better man. And here she comes. Maya waltzed into my club and brought with her a mountain of trouble, the kind of trouble that whispered sweet nothings to my dark side.