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By Dorothy McFalls / Genre: Historical Romance, Romance / Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars (33 reviews)
A restless Regency lady who is the only hope for a pack of werewolves. A mysterious gentleman with a deadly plan. A stolen kiss leads to a decision that might get them both killed when passions burn brighter than moonlight.
By Therese Pautz / Genre: Contemporary Fiction / Rating: 4.2 out of 5 stars (63 reviews)
On the rugged, rain and windswept coast of Ireland, twenty-year-old Eliza Conroy’s predictable life is shattered when she returns home to find her mother bathing in her own blood. Eliza sets out to understand the events leading up to that fateful day and discovers that she has been deceived her entire life by those she loves and trusts the most. What she uncovers threatens to destroy her family and tight knit community and Eliza is forced to choose between the cost of speaking the truth and remaining silent.
By Brian Carr
“The sooner you get this book the faster you will start saving lots of money.”
The reason “349 Ways to Save” looks at pretty much every conceivable way to save money (without being redundant like most money saving books) is simple. What does it matter if you save $1,000 once or $1 one thousand times? Either way you’re saving $1,000!
By Tony Elam
“If you are looking to get your finances in order and stop being normal than this is the book for you!”
If you are getting behind on your bills, or are already neck deep in past due bills, delinquent credit cards, and possibly considering bankruptcy, then this book might be for you.
If you are paralyzed with where to begin, because you want to do the right thing, but it seems impossible then this book is definitely for you.
I was in that same position nearly 10 years ago. I filed bankruptcy once when I was 20 and I nearly again when I was 27. I decided to fight back the second time however. I realized that change I needed had to come from me or I was doomed to repeat similar mistakes over and over.
Once I decided to make a change, I learned how taking action and taking things step by step will get you further than trying to do everything all at once. Conversely doing nothing for months at a time will create added fear and larger financial problems.
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