Eric Matthews survives a near-fatal accident only to find his whole life has changed. Eric Matthews wakes up in the hospital with no memory of how he wound up there—and soon learns that it’s vital that he remember. Apparently, he was in a car accident, and the body of classmate Sean Brody was found in his car, shot to death. But nothing makes sense to Eric. He and Sean weren’t friends. In fact, they disliked each other. Sean was gay, and Eric is...well, he's not sure of much right now! Except he is certain he didn’t shoot Sean, even though he can’t remember anything about the day of the accident. To make matters worse, he starts having psychic flashes about the people around him: his doctor, a nurse, his mother, and other visitors. As Eric’s memories slowly start to come back to him, he becomes more and more certain that not only is he innocent, but that the real murderer is out there…and wants to shut him up permanently.

Something is astir in Highgate Cemetery. The dead want justice and so do the living. January 1870: Isabelle Hart has a secret. It lies buried in Highgate Cemetery, beside the statue of the sleeping angel. March 1970: Strange happenings of a sinister nature are reported at Highgate Cemetery. Who or what is lurking amongst the gravestones? July, present day: Someone is trying to contact Lauren from beyond the grave. Tom, meanwhile, is determined to prove his father's death was murder. As Lauren uncovers Isabelle's story and Tom chases his father's killer, everything points towards the sleeping angel, a Victorian statue in Highgate Cemetery. Lauren and Tom must discover the truth before the killer strikes again. The Sleeping Angel is a gripping time-slip mystery thriller that cleverly interweaves the Victorian period and the present day.

April Dunne has survived murder, tragedy and the near-complete destruction of her life as she knew it . . . now it's time to solve the Ravenwood mystery once and for all. To save her vampire boyfriend Gabriel, she has to identify the Vampire King. To save her friends, she has to work out what's really going on at Ravenwood school, in Highgate. To save her family, she has to finally uncover who murdered her father and why. But it's possible not even being a Fury will save April Dunne herself . . .

Rock your child gently to sleep with this soothing lullaby, passing through the seasons of a perfect year. This beautifully illustrated magical story from best-selling author Margaret Wise Brown—creator of the children's classics Goodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny—will enchant children and parents alike. It's a perfect bedtime story for your little one.

Told in simple rhyme, this text conveys a message of comfort and peace while answering a childs question about where angels sleep.

This Children's book was written to enlighten all who read its contents to the idea that, we are all born with tools to heal ones self. With a little help from our Angels all life's Boo Boos can be healed!Written & Illustrated By Cory Cochiolo

The Dream Growing up in a small town in L.A. Angel had it all: money, cars, clothes, jewelry, you name it shed got it; all at the age of nineteen. But besides all the star treatment Angel had only one problem; her longtime boyfriend Quincy Jameson. Quincy or B.K.A. Q was the kind of guy who doesnt mind being locked-up. With a thuggish ass attitude, and a mentality of a sociopath Q was the type of guy nobody wanted to mess with; including Angel. However, that didnt stop Angel from wanted to be by his side; because in her eyes Q was the only man that had ever been there for her..So she thought. The Reality Just on the out skirts of St. Louis Quincy grew up in the streets, the streets was his life. With the numerous of arrests, you wouldve thought that Q wouldve gave up the hard core lifestyle that he was trying to betrayed. However, being just another thug on the streets wasnt good enough for him. You see Quincy had the type of mentality that says hes willing to do whatever it takes to stay on top; even if that means that hell have to take somebody down for it. Well that somebody just happened to be Angel. You see, for the past three years of her life Angel has been tortured, stalked, and beaten by a man whom she had thought had her back. But in all actuality, her life story had just become another statistic of abuse. But even though, Angel had fi nally found the courage to leave Q, she was still left with the reminder of the numerous of times that Q had physically assaulted her; as she lays in the arms of another man on the Westside of Philadelphia. Still trying to forget her longtime of abusive past, Angel has yet to learn that her new found love Nick is the cousin of her now ex-boyfriend Q. As her life story begins to play out, she has found herself caught in the middle of a war; in which, she had failed to tell Nick numerous of times that his own blood cousin had abused her, and now that he had showed his face in Philly. Nicks cousin is on the verge of making Angels life a living hell.

A father sings his love to his daughter in a lullaby. With words as tender as a kiss on the cheek, Billy Joel reassures readers young and old that the love between a parent and child lasts forever, even if families are separated. Dreamy paintings of a father and daughter illustrate the profound ways that small moments -- like tucking a child into bed -- affirm parents' devotion to their children.

In the tiny French hamlet of Amitie, sixteen year old Angel Candalero anxiously awaits the promise of liberation. Coming of age under Nazi occupation, Angel is forced to conceal her beauty and exist in the shadow of obscurity. For Angel, freedom means a chance to shed the garb of deception, to step out of the darkness, to delight in awakening passion and find the love of her life. For Lieutenant Eric Gulbransen, news of his brother's death comes with forced reassignment. Although spared the brutality of combat, Eric faces the morbid reality of civilian detention. The senseless cruelty and endless misery cause this handsome young lover of the arts to lose all hope in humanity. Then, one night while his soul weeps, an innocent beauty climbs out of a truck and into his heart. NOTE: This novel is not for children, it contains strong language and adult situations.

How many times have you looked at a person and made a snap judgement of who and what the were? It is my opinion you should not make any preconceivieved judgements based on ignorance. Give that person an opportunity to show you who and what the are and most of the time you'll find an extraordinary individual, one you'd have missed if you'd based your acquaintance on your first glance. I made that mistake once and when I'd discovered my error, believe me, I have nerver done such a thing again. And that goes for persons of different, races, creeds and religions. We are all one, under the skin!