Her only chance was to hide. His only choice was to find her. 1890, Idaho Territory. Libby Blue has found a refuge from her past in the Idaho wilderness. Leaving her ruthless father and a privileged Eastern girlhood behind, she finally has freedom in the wild West. There, Libby can run a ranch, make her own choices, and never have to answer to any man. But then Remington Walker rides into her life—and he poses a more serious danger to Libby than she’s ever faced. Despite herself, Libby finds Remington breaking through all her defenses, threatening the fragile safety of her western refuge. But what she doesn’t know is that Remington has a reason for being there. A reason that could well destroy them both. Historical romance with inspirational elements Story setting: the American West (Idaho) Full-length stand-alone novel

Seventeen-year-old Dylan Marshall is practically invisible. No-one knows he is homeless and caring for his alcoholic father – and no-one knows he’s the infamous street artist Xavier, whose portraits are painted all over town. Dylan’s only glimmer of hope is the chance to win a place in his dream art school. It’s his one chance to escape, and his last chance at a life away from the streets. But Dylan didn’t count on Libby Green. When the overachieving do-gooder catches him graffitiing, Dylan is sure his art-school dreams are over. Instead, Libby offers him a bargain: help her with an art project, in exchange for her silence. Libby Green is not what Dylan expected. And the longer they spend together, the harder it is to guard the truth of his life. Dylan never expected to have another secret: the girl who could ruin everything makes his soul beam every colour imaginable.

Be not forgetful to entertain strangers, for thereby some have entertained angels unawares. Yes, well, Remington Walker was no angel... He posed a more serious danger to Libby than she'd ever faced. Libby Blue had found a refuge from her past in the Idaho wilderness. Leaving her ruthless father and a privileged Eastern girlhood behind, she finally found freedom in the wild West. Libby could run a ranch, make her own choices, and never have to answer to any man. But then Remington Walker rode into her life. Despite herself, Libby found Remington breaking through all her defenses. Threatening the fragile safety of her western refuge. But what she doesn't know is that Remington has a reason for being there. A reason that could well destroy them both.

Libby loves science! In this STEM-themed picture book, a companion to the popular Cece Loves Science, Libby and her friends are put in charge of the science booth at their school fair. There's only one problem: No one is visiting their booth! Does everyone think science is boring? Libby and her friends use teamwork, creativity, and just a bit of chemistry to turn things around and prove that science is for everyone. Perfect for aspiring scientists, story times, classrooms, home-schooling, and fans of Andrea Beaty's Ada Twist, Scientist. Includes a glossary and four super-fun experiments to try at home! Libby Loves Science is just right for fans of Rosie Revere, Engineer and What Do You Do with an Idea? and anyone who loves to ask questions and learn about the world.

Snuggle up ready for winter with this gorgeous cosy romance!

Love Pink is a glorious celebration of everything pink, from fashion and flowers to fridges and fairies. The brainchild of sixteen year old schoolgirl Libby Page it is a book she has lovingly researched and written - with a little bit of guidance here and there from her mother, Sally Page, who is a photographer and writer. Mother and daughter spent six months in search of all things pink and over the months Libby recorded her views of their discoveries, including information she gathered from the numerous and helpful pink enthusiasts they encountered along the way. The book also includes many of Libby's own photographs and the responses she received from journalists and celebrities who replied to the 'pink questions' she sent them.

When two women decided to write a book about family, they asked friends and relatives to contribute brief stories. But soon, word-of-mouth spread and hundreds of stories flooded in from "strangers all over the world! And stories are "still coming. In "Power of Family Love, co-authors Samantha Glen and Mary Pesaresi share the best of these collected stories. Any reader, any member of a family, will relate to the 60 testimonies that vividly reveal the joy, heart-ache and wisdom that come along with belonging to a family. - U.S. Olympic Gold Medal winner Mark Hendersen teaching children (in a big brother sort of way) to believe in themselves - A 32-year-old stockbroker crediting his mother for teaching him what life's all about - Through his father's passion for horses, a man learns the value of "truly living life - Watching time afflict the body and mind of her father, a woman realizes the cycles of life - A 15-year-old daughter complimenting her mother and father's "differences - A man reflecting on his big brothers; they tease him to death, but sure loved him A tribute to parents, grandparents, siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends, "Power of Family Love celebrates an institution often taken for granted in today's hectic world--The institution of family. Just in time for the holidays, it comes along to restore faith in humanity and to let readers know there really "are a lot of decent people out there ... people who are members of families! About the Authors Samantha Glen is co-author of "Out of Harm's Way (Pocket) and has written numerous articles for Writer's Digest and Organic Gardening. Mary B. Pesaresi is an accomplishedplaywright and has provided scripts for the American Bankers Association's conventions. "Power of Family Love has been awarded the Family Channel Seal of Quality Award--a new standard for excellence in the entertainment industry! An independent panel of family entertainment writers identifies worthy products for their positive, wholesome nature and their rich, enduring entertainment value. To see other Family Channel Seal of Quality items--theatrical releases, television programs, video and computer games, on-line services, CD-ROMs, videos, music, live entertainment and vacation sites, visit /The Family Channel.

A rags-to-riches tragedy of a woman who, at the end of the Roaring Twenties, achieved overnight stardom on Broadway by introduction if classic torch songs. Pursued by Smith Reynolds, six months after the marriage he was found dead with Libby and Smith's best friend indicted for murder.

A mystery set in New York City where a girl inadvertently breaks up a kidnapping ring supplying babies for adoption.

A title novella and six stories. The novella is on a woman employed by the Institute for the Study of American Sexual Appetite, Almost Home is on a man who seeks quiet in the country and never finds it, and Convocation is on an abandoned wife.