The Squirrels Laugh At Me.

Nichelle Clarke is known as the best crime reporter in the city. But to the killer she’s hunting, she’s just a loose end.

When two rookie cops are killed in a fiery crash near Richmond, Virginia, crime reporter Nichelle Clarke is sent in to investigate.

But as Nichelle digs deeper into the case, she discovers this was no ordinary accident.

People and evidence soon begin to disappear. Someone is one step ahead of her. A master criminal with a deadly secret, covering their tracks with ruthless efficiency.

The killer will stop at nothing to keep the truth hidden. But as she draws closer to unraveling the mystery of two dead cops, Nichelle realizes that she’s become the next target.

A sweet, cozy small town holiday romance perfect for snuggling up by the fire with a steaming mug of hot cocoa and a cat or two by your side.

When Julie Green’s ailing grandmother asks her to arrange one last party at the old Inn she used to run, Julie can’t say no even though the last thing she wants is to leave the city for middle-of-nowhere Vermont. Even worse, Cozy Holly Inn is in disrepair, there’s a persnickety cat hiding in the basement and the family of grinches who own the competing inn down the street seem determined to ruin her chances of success.

Nolan Miller retreated to Pinecone Falls, Vermont, to heal his broken heart and help his grandfather run Barrington Lodge – a rustic old bed-and-breakfast that has been in the family for generations. This year, though, he needs to find a way to get his Christmas spirit back before he turns into a grinch like his father and grandfather. But even if he gets his spirit back, he’s not letting anyone in again, especially not Julie Green who has made it clear she’s leaving town as soon as she can.

But when Julie needs help, Nolan can’t say no and putting the party together makes Julie realize that small town friendships might have more to offer than big city lights.

Kringle, the cat, only wants a warm home and his forever human. This girl, Julie, does not seem to fit the bill no matter what the nice lady at the animal shelter told him. Julie knows nothing about cats so he will do his best to get her to return him to the shelter. But as the week unfolds, Kringle discovers that people can change in surprising ways and sometimes what you thought you wanted, isn’t what you really needed at all.

The Best Man is a Dead Man

Coco is trying to get her Mad Batter Bakery off the ground by catering the engagement party of one of the wealthy families in town. But when the best man ends up dead on the bottom of one of her catering carts, Coco wonders if she’ll ever be free of the taint of discovering the dearly departed. Stella and Vivian are ready to help, but these old girls might be more trouble than Coco bargained for. And when Coco attempts sleuthing on her own, will she be next on the victim list? Not if handsome deputy Logan has anything to say about it. Coco can be infuriating with her amateur detective skills, but Logan can’t stay mad at her for long. Is a blooming romance in the cards for Coco? Coco finds herself in a sticky situation when two men in her life are in danger. Can she save the day or make more trouble for them? Find out in the 2nd book in the Mad Batter Bakery Cozy Mystery Series

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From the author of several bestselling cookbooks, Vesela Tabakova, comes a delicious new collection of 120 trusted authentic Mediterranean diet recipes. Inside her new cookbook you will find delicious salad, soup, main and side dish recipes, as well as snacks, dressings, dips and sauces that will help you lose weight, increase your energy, and prevent heart disease, stroke and diabetes.

Mediterranean Cookbook: 120 Family-Friendly Soup, Salad, Main Dish, Breakfast and Dessert Recipes for Better Health and Natural Weight Loss is an invaluable and delicious collection of healthy family recipes that will please everyone at the table and become all time favorites.

This is what the beginning of the end looks like.

They call it the Qilu virus. It came from the East, from somewhere along the Yellow River in China. It swept across the world within weeks, turning normal people into savage lunatics. There is nothing anyone can do to stop it.
Former boxer, Colin Ross, is determined to flee the mountain town of Wenatchee, Wa, before it is devastated by the virus, but to do it he must survive trigger-happy police, hordes of the infected, and the brutal winter cold.

Do you feel stressed, anxious, or exhausted no matter what you try?

Have meditation, yoga, or mindset work failed to create the calm you’re searching for? That’s because the root of the problem isn’t just in your mind — it’s in your nervous system and your vagus nerve, the body’s built-in pathway for stress recovery.

When your vagus nerve is underactive and your body is stuck in survival mode, you can’t simply “think” your way out of stress. You need gentle, science-based tools that help your body feel safe again — and that’s exactly what you’ll find in 5-Minute Somatic Exercises for Nervous System Regulation.

This practical, beginner-friendly guide shows you how to reset your body’s stress response and support healthy vagus nerve function in just 5 minutes a day.Through simple somatic practices, you’ll regulate your nervous system, release stored tension, and restore balance — even if you’re busy, skeptical, or don’t know where to start.

Stone goes into the badlands of Mexico to rescue an Arizona rancher’s daughter who has been kidnapped by a gang of outlaws and gunslingers. Outnumbered at least ten to one, Stone has to move swift and shoot fast to survive this escapade. Following a shootout that left a trail of dead gunmen, bloodshed, and carnage, he might have thought this job was complete. Not yet. There’s still more of these varmints in addition to the Rurales to contend with at a place they call The Devil’s Skull. This short story from Jeff Breland is an addition to the great western adventure genre in the tradition of Peter Brandvold, Ralph Cotton, and C. J. Petit.