The past doesn’t always stay buried, especially when Alice is the one with the shovel Now that Alice Winter has a better handle on her magic, she’s intent on solving the one crime that’s eluded her for the past year - who attacked her the night of Stephen Charming’s party. The same night Anna was murdered. The night she still barely remembers. She doesn’t want to worry Rumpelstiltskin - who seems caught up in his own family drama back in the Fae realm - so she goes to the only person who can help her: Rumple’s dangerous younger brother, Pan. Pan has his own reasons for helping Alice, and it’s not benevolent. With Pan, it never is. At the same time, the pieces around Anna’s murder start to crumble. Vicious affairs are exposed, evidence shows up in the most unexpected of places, and everything Alice thought she knew about herself and who she is, is revealed to be a carefully constructed lie put into place to punish the innocent and protect the wicked.The only question Alice must answer is which category does she fall into. With the grittiness and mystery of Veronica Mars and the magic and romance of Once Upon A Time, The Seeker’s Revenge is the thrilling fifth book in a captivating urban fantasy mystery readers are enchanted by!

With magic burning through her veins, Alice can't help wonder who she is and where she really comes from The last thing Alice Wynters wants is to have magic but, apparently, that's not an option. After discovering her abilities by chance, she realizes she possesses dormant magic that's finally starting to manifest. The problem is, she has no way to control it unless she trains with Rumpelstiltskin - something she doesn't want to do until she figures out her conflicting feelings for him. At the same time, Beast is released from prison after it's proven the date of Anna's murder was miscalculated. This poses more questions than answers: Why did the Charmings pay Beast? Why would Beast agree to plead guilty to a crime he didn't commit? Who is he protecting? What does he know? If Alice is finally going to unravel what happened to her best friend and why her magic is finally starting to awaken, she must step into the person she was born to become. Because the closer she gets to the truth, the more dangerous Wonderland is for her, whether she has magic or not. With the magic of Once Upon A Time and the mystery of Veronica Mars, The Shadows of Wonderland series is highly addictive. Scroll up and 1-click your copy today!

YA. Fantasy, intrigue. 11 yrs+

One purpose. It's all connected to one purpose. Losing his parents was the start of everything, the start of Brandon's tragic future. Being surrounded by mysterious creatures with nails as sharp as knives, he was forced to make a move. Now he and his best friend, Kami, must survive in the forest-without parents. Waking up in cold sweats and reliving the past every night scared Brandon the most. Why were images of that moment in time always appearing in his dreams? Were his dreams trying to tell him something? Just as the two of them settle into their daily routine of outdoor survival, they encounter once again the red gleaming of eyes of the creatures that haunted their past. Author Morgan Andres takes you on a roller-coaster thrill ride that will take your breath away and leave you scrambling to put the clues together. What is the key to the mysteries? How are these events tied together? Join Morgan and discover the One Purpose. Morgan Andres has always had a huge and active imagination. She began writing the One Purpose trilogy at the age of eleven and completed the first book at age thirteen. Morgan is thankful for the opportunity to see her dream of writing to honor and glorify the Lord become a reality. Morgan currently resides with her parents and three brothers in Austin, Texas.

With the grittiness and mystery of Veronica Mars and the magic and romance of Once Upon A Time, this is a captivating urban fantasy mystery readers are sure to be enchanted by! This fairytale retelling is packed with mystery, adventure, and forbidden romance with characters from favorite fairytales! Magic starts weeping into Wonderland and it spells nothing but trouble. Thanks to her growing reputation as an unofficial private investigator, Alice Wynter gets a visit from Rory Stone, a young woman interested in figuring out who her birth parents are. She lives with her three maternal aunts and they refuse to say a word. Unfortunately for Alice, she’s not as good at finding people as she is at solving crimes, which means she has to recruit Jack Lupine. They haven’t gotten along before Alice’s best friend was murdered. At the same time, Rumplestilskin is back with more information on Beast’s wrongful imprisonment and wants Alice to help figure out why a man would sign his life away for a crime he didn’t commit. All they have is a name - Belle - and the fact that she’s the only person he’s been writing to, besides his sister. When clues lead her to unraveling the truth about the Mad Mage, about whether he’s really back, she realizes she could potentially be putting herself and her small town in danger. Alice may not possess magic, but she’s in a world of it. Wonderland is like an onion; the more she peels back, another more sinister layer is there, ready to threaten everything and everyone she loves. She must press forward and continue to uncover everything about the town’s sordid history if she ever wants to learn what really happened to her best friend - and why Alice is at the center of everything.

No one ever really knows if they want the truth - not even Alice. Alice Winter has been waiting for this moment for over a year: the truth about what really happened to her best friend. All Alice knows for sure is Anna was murdered and Beast - the person in Neverland Penitentiary for the crime - didn’t do it. Everything else has been shrouded in mystery …until now. But as the secrets unravel and the real culprit is revealed, Alice realizes nothing is ever simple and no one can be trusted. Not even the person she loves most in the world. In the epic conclusion of The Shadows of Wonderland Saga, go down the rabbit hole with Alice and find out everything you’ve been waiting to know. Fans of Once Upon a Time and Veronica Mars are addicted to this spellbinding urban fantasy romance! Scroll up and 1-click your copy today!

THE SEEKER, A BOY IN SEARCH OF HIS NAME, is an epic journey of self-discovery set in Israel during Jesus' time. The reader joins the journey 12 years after the seeker's tragic birth when his mother dies in childbirth and his grief-stricken father refuses to hold his son and flees into the desert to die. The boy is given the name, Bakbakkar, by the mysterious Keeper of Names. Bakbakkar, the seeker, is raised by his uncle and aunt. Their son, Jared, becomes his best friend, but their sibling rivalry erupts in near death and betrayal. Bakbakkar is cast out. At the Riiver Jordan the boy receives his new name and discovers an ability he never knew he had. He is then faced with a choice. Does he return to the desert with his father, go to Jerusalem and become the son of the woman who supported him before his epic journey began or return from exile to his aunt, uncle and cousin, Jared. Only a boy willing to fully embrace his new name can find his way home.

Forgivenes: is to stop feeling angry and resentful towards someone who offended you as a result of perceiving offense, difference, or mistake or an offense or flaw. It is a process of concluding resentment, indignation or mistake, or ceasing to demand punishment or restitution. Henceforth - the breaking the unrelenting chains of pain that held us back from good progress and advancement. All humans are victims of self and each other's grudge bearing, revenge seeking and continued hatred at times. But we must know and understand that there isn't any solution, neither could grudge bearing, revenge seeking and continued hatred brings peace to self or to all humanity. We need to believe in finding a way to forgive one-self and others. All victims of unforgiveness and negativity must believe that; there is a way to be good again and to encourage one-self and others escape unforgiveness and negativity onslaught and redeem one-self and help others to be redeemed. We must keep peeking into that deserted alley and look forward to forgiveness and reconciliation, as well as, to always remember and know that there was brotherhood between people who had fed from the same breast, lived and worked together or shared some good experience and a kinship that even time could not break. We can lift our spirit from the certainty of turmoil and drop ourselves into the ocean of peace of mind. Because when spring comes it causes melting of the snow flake at a time, and maybe we will witness first hand the unforgiveness and negativity snowflake melting to the grand match of regain our peace of mind and smiles back.

A pitch black, rainy night in a small Iranian town. Inside his house the Colonel is immersed in thought. Memories are storming in. Memories of his wife. Memories of the great patriots of the past, all of them assassinated or executed. Memories of his children, who had joined the different factions of the 1979 revolution. There is a knock on the door. Two young policemen have come to summon the Colonel to collect the tortured body of his youngest daughter and bury her before sunrise. The Islamic Revolution, like every other revolution in history, is devouring its own children. And whose fault is that? This shocking diatribe against the failures of the Iranian left over the last fifty years does not leave one taboo unbroken.

The Who were one of the most memorable and influential of the 1960s British Invasion bands—memorable because of their loudness and because they destroyed instruments during performances, and influential because of their success in crafting “Power Pop” singles like “My Generation” and “I Can See for Miles,” long-playing albums Live at Leeds and Who’s Next, and the “rock operas” Tommy and Quadrophenia. The themes that principal songwriter Pete Townshend imparted into The Who’s music drew upon the group’s mostly working-class London upbringings and early Mod audiences: frustration, angst, irony, and a youthful inclination to lash out. Like some of his rock and roll contemporaries, Townshend was also affected by religious ideas coming from India and the existential dread he felt about the possibility of nuclear war. During a career that spanned three decades, The Who gave their fans and rock critics a lot to think about. The remarkable depth and breadth of The Who’s music and their story as one of the most exciting and provocative rock bands over the last half-century are the subjects of the philosophical explorations in this collection.