Ruth Glick, also known by her pseudonym Rebecca York, is a celebrated author who masterfully weaves together the suspense of romance with elements of the paranormal. Her novels are recognized for their engaging style and ability to draw readers into intricate plots. Beyond fiction, Glick is also esteemed for her cookbooks focused on healthy eating, where she emphasizes meticulously tested and verified recipes. She also leads a writing workshop, actively fostering the development of other authors.
The snow is coming down so fast, Amelia Parsons doesn't see the speeding car until it's too late. One moment she's crossing an ice-rutted street in St. Stephens, Maryland. In the next, she's flying into the air, and the world goes black. She wakes, confused, in what appears to be Santa's workshop during the holiday rush. If that's not strange enough, a hunky FBI agent named Daniel is there, demanding to know why she's involved in a plot to ruin Christmas. Can she convince him she's not the villain and then work with him to find the real saboteur?
DIAGNOSIS: ATTRACTION Dr Matt Delano feels more deeply connected to his beautiful amnesia patient Elizabeth Forester than he thought humanly possible. Finding it impossible to stay away from her, he’ll risk his life to help her regain her memory and discover who’s trying to kill her – and why. RELENTLESS When former NCIS agent Ben Tanner saves nurse Jocelyn Raine from a brutal attacker, he embarks on his most challenging mission yet: discovering who’s after the strong, sexy woman – and trying his best not to fall for her. Yet, once on the run, sparks ignite and tension is high. Now it’s Ben’s job to see they survive the fallout…
Christmas Spirit by Rebecca York When Chelsea returned to Jenkins Cove to run her aunt's B & B she hadn't expected to be swept into a chilling mystery. Yet something was wrong in the old house - and it started with the arrival of seriously seductive Michael. Beast of Desire by Lisa Renee Jones As leader of the Knights of White, demon warrior Des walks a fine line between beast and man. Sent into battle to reclaim the Journal of Solomon, his attraction to its guardian Jessica is instant. She might be his salvation. Yet his power might destroy them both.
Four favorite authors present their favorite characters in all-new tales of bloodlust, appetites that must be sated again and again, and the passion that feeds them."Beyond the Ardeur" (An Anita Blake tale) By Laurell K. HamiltonAnita is attending a friend's wedding when Nathaniel, her pomme de sang, makes known in no uncertain terms that he wants to take the relationship to the next level. Anita's subsequent actions take her to a place she has hitherto carefully avoided.***This short story is a condensed version of Incubus Dreams, book 12 in the Anita Blake series! "Dead Girls Don't Dance," by MaryJanice DavidsonVampire Andrea Mercer is literally dug up by an old crush, Daniel Harris, and during a trip to Minnesota to see the vampire queen, her desire for him reignites."Originally Human" by Eileen WilksSuccubus Molly Brown discovers a gorgeous, naked man in the woods and decides to help him recover his memory."Burning Moon" by Rebecca YorkAll werewolf Grant Marshall wants to do is rip out the throat of the man who killed his wife–then swim out into the Atlantic Ocean and never come back. He tracks his wife’s killer to a small New Jersey seaside town, where he meets Antonia, a blind tarot card reader--the woman with the power to change his fate.
Touching the Halo is a guide to the spiritual and emotional journey of parenting a child with a disability. Kathleen Lindsey-Moulds has used the metaphor of living with an angel to explain the journey and her struggle toward acceptance. The story follows personal upheaval and the steps involved in creating a meaningful lifestyle. Anyone who has experienced a catastrophic event knows that life is permanently altered. Although there have been many self-help books written on the cycles of acceptance (denial, bargaining, grief, anger, acceptance) texts on parenting a child with disabilities usually provide practical tips for managing a disability lifestyle. Ms. Lindsey-Moulds has taken the steps of acceptance deeper. Her search for the answer to the big question, "why", takes her to the heart of every parent's frustration. Ultimately she achieves acceptance, not only of her son's disability but of herself. Her admissions of less than perfect personal qualities are written with soul searing honesty. Without sugar coating reality this book leaves the reader with a sweet appreciation of life.
Know your enemies... Maid of honor Jo O'Malley had a bad case of prenuptial jitters. A new kind of psychopath was stalking the normally intrepid private investigator, one who seemed to know the intimate details of her private life, one who used innovative technology to diabolical ends. Best man Cameron Randolph recognized his own inventions--that were stolen in a case of industrial espionage that remained unsolved--and that held a secret torment for the brilliant scientist. He'd do his level best to protect Jo and help her track her tormentor, but he was about to make one terrible mistake: he didn't tell Jo all he knew. 43 LIGHT STREET: Where suspense and romance meet
