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Former Marine Jake Porter has far deeper scars than the one that marks his face. He struggles with symptoms of PTSD, lives a solitary life, and avoids relationships.

Meet Cato Kwong - disgraced cop and ex-poster boy for the metropolitan police force. The world is in economic meltdown but a mining town on the edge of nowhere is booming.

Come home to Hope Harbor--where hearts heal ... and love blooms. Tracy Campbell never wanted to leave Hope Harbor, Oregon, or the idyllic three-generation cranberry farm where she grew up.

When Joel and Shani Beck arrive at their new home, they're looking for peace.

Shannon Wilde is the middle sister--and the one who loves animals. She's established her own homestead and is raising sheep for their wool.

The story of two young pilots, George Duckworth a cynical Englishman determined to take the fight to the Germans and his Canadian friend, Mac, whose tally of kills rivals only those of the Red Baro

Managing the Value Lodge in her hometown was not what Anna Gordon had in mind when she set out in the hospitality industry.

Stone Hammond is the best tracker in Texas. He never comes home empty-handed.

Abandoned by his mail-order bride, Silas Jonesey has fought an uphill battle to recover from a pattern of poor choices.

An excellent bottle of wine can be the spark that inspires a brainstorming session.

Local history of pioneering district, WA

Less than three months after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor and inflamed the nation, President Roosevelt signed an executive order declaring parts of four western states to be a war zone operating under

Nicoletta, the Countess Vilandry, is on a dangerous mission-to lure fellow spy Gabriel D'Arcy into bed and into revealing his true loyalties.

In SAVING CAPITALISM, Robert Reich reveals the entrenched cycles of power and influence that have damaged American capitalism, perpetuating a new oligarchy in which the one percent get ever richer

This account of expatriate life in the 'city of the lily' begins by asking why Florence has always proven to be such a popular destination for suicides, then moves into an analysis of wha