No Driving For Me

She saved two of her children by fleeing Nazi Germany. To save the others, she would have to go back.

Germany, 1929. Sixteen-year-old Marsha Gottgold lives in a world of beauty, wealth, music, and privilege. The daughter of a prosperous Jewish family in Munich, she believes her future is already written, until she meets Moishe, a poor Jewish gardener whose humor, strength, and quiet tenderness change the course of her life.

Their love defies class, expectation, and the comfortable world Marsha has always known. Together, they marry, build a family, and try to believe that Germany will remain their home.

But by 1933, everything has changed.

As Hitler rises to power and hatred against the Jews spreads through the streets, Marsha and Moishe watch the country they once trusted turn against them. Their home, their fortune, their friendships, and their sense of safety begin to collapse under the growing shadow of Nazi persecution.

Then comes the impossible choice no parent should ever have to make.

To save their children, Marsha flees to Palestine with their daughters, while Moishe stays behind in Germany with their sons, still hoping the danger will pass. For a while, letters cross the distance between them, fragile proof that the family is still alive, still waiting, still dreaming of reunion.

Then the letters stop.

Haunted by fear and driven by a mother’s love, Marsha makes the dangerous decision to return to Nazi Germany and search for her missing husband and sons. In a world of informers, soldiers, hiding places, false papers, and unbearable loss, she will risk everything she has left for one chance to hold her family again.

Jared Connor is a man with many sides.

Billionaire.

Philanthropist.

Doting uncle.

Kid who was supposed to die when he was ten.

Now he’s the caretaker for some wealthy matron’s Connecticut estate. He doesn’t need the money — just the privacy for his scarred body and the work to occupy his mind while his father runs out of appeals on death row.

Only… the matron turns out not to be so matronly. She’s the gorgeous and young CEO of a cult beauty brand and she’s reawakening desires for things he knows he can’t have…

Ride into the rugged and dangerous world of the American frontier with The Lone Star Ranger by Zane Grey, a classic Western adventure filled with action, suspense, romance, and the enduring spirit of the open range.

In a land where justice is often hard to find and danger can appear without warning, a determined ranger is drawn into a world of conflict, lawlessness, and difficult choices. Surrounded by powerful enemies and unpredictable circumstances, he must rely on courage, skill, and determination to survive while facing the challenges of a frontier where the line between right and wrong is often tested.

Zane Grey’s vivid storytelling brings the American West to life through sweeping landscapes, thrilling encounters, memorable characters, and the unmistakable atmosphere of classic Western fiction. The story explores courage, loyalty, justice, love, and the struggle to find redemption in a world shaped by violence and uncertainty.

As danger intensifies, loyalties are tested and hidden motives begin to emerge. Every decision carries consequences, and the path toward justice may require sacrifice and extraordinary courage. Through action, suspense, and emotional conflict, the story captures the timeless appeal of a hero standing against overwhelming odds.

Sweet Pea is over the moon when her friends invite her to go swimming. She remembers her towel and inner tube but forgets to go potty. Time is running out, and there’s no place to pee!

Should Sweet Pea… pee in the pool?

NO PEA IN THE POOL is a rhyming picture book perfect for ages 3 to 6 sure to make a splash at storytime! With cheerful illustrations, lovable characters, and a story made for giggles, NO PEA IN THE POOL is a delightful read-aloud little ones will want to dive into again and again.

How far would you go to avenge your daughter’s murder?

Rachel, a seasoned 911 operator, receives a chilling call she can’t forget. A man named John confesses to murder and warns her to expect more bodies before the night is over.

John is a father driven to the edge by grief. His daughter, Maggie, was working undercover when she was killed, and the police have made no arrests. Before her death, Maggie gave John a list of 11 names with a clear directive: if anything happened to her, those names should go to the Captain.

But John has a different plan. Determined to deliver his own brand of justice, he spends six months meticulously researching everyone on the list. Now, in one night of calculated vengeance, he aims to cross off all 11 names.