It is the best-selling book in the English language of the genius writer Emil Cerda. This book was so popular with people who speak the English language that they asked publishers to ask Emil to launch other types of poems and brands.

Darkdoors open the doors to cruel, vulgar, details. Its short-form-format answers the question for the on-the-fly reader, spinning a genre of marketability to attract a cult following of teens too adults alike. Amazing in its flash-depth-grabbing images, its poetic shock value paints a hunting of dark madding souls that leave a trail of cold-blooded, distrubing misery. The end is not only mind blowing, but the shock and values that we know exist. We know we may not have yet been touched by it, but we know of its existence on this very earth, amongst us in a world of murder, madness, and mayhem.

It is 1986 in Connecticut and the great renaissance of minor league baseball is in full swing. Shakespeare (Shake) Louis Glover is managing the New Britain Kingsmen, a Double-A team in the Eastern League. Shake, who is named after the Bard and Lou Gehrig, embodies the harmony that is Shakespeare and baseball. As a new season begins, Shake knows there is no other place in the world hed rather be. As the crack of the bat echoes throughout the ballpark, great characters and themes of Shakespeare begin to emerge from the shadows. Rex Lyon, the volatile owner of the Kingsmen, disowns his daughters in Lear-like fashion only to find reconciliation at his tragic end. Second baseman Dane Hamilton, who is seemingly Hamlet reincarnated, broods while learning a secret about his father that changes his life. Hank Prince is a player with great potential who would rather hang out with his Falstaff-buddy than assume the greatness bestowed upon him. Even though the Kingsmen are an excellent team with top prospects, now only time will tell if they have what it takes to be champions. A Midsummer Madness follows a Double-A baseball team as the themes and poetry of Shakespeare blend with the dirt and grass of baseball to create a tragic-comic tale.

Fifteen years ago, four neighborhood boys discover something wrong with their strange elderly neighbor, Mr. Bickford. As they watch Bickford's comings and goings, they do not realize that he is already watching them, and planning something that none of the boys would have ever imagined. Fifteen years later, what happened still haunts one sole survivor.

Are You Flirting with Me? Here’s a fun look at flirting, (including the Unofficial History of Flirting), Valentine’s Day, and observations about the wonderfully cute and sometimes funny side of love, romance, dating, personal relationships, and more. Here is the new SASSY GIRL SERIES launching with The Unofficial History of Flirting plus Five Ways to Reinvent Valentine’s Day and the Five Fun Ways to Flirt Like a Bird! In this book, we cover the ‘lottery’ of flirting, the science and magic of flirting, married vs. single flirting, texting fails, as well as flirting like a peacock, seagull, eagle, penguin, hummingbird, and a pterodactyl. You will be prepared for anything! It’s a great gift for him, for her, or to read together…

A murdered child predator surfaces in a New Jersey bog. Authorities in Pennsylvania and Ohio find more dead deviants days later as a vigilante weaves a trail of orchestrated slaughter through states along Route 80 to California. FBI Special Agents Patti Moreland and Nick Redmond track Internet predators in Chicago. After a failed attempt on Redmond's life, the FBI thinks one of his past collars pulled the trigger, but Moreland, a child-abuse survivor, believes otherwise. The young agent hacks his laptop and decrypts a sexually charged chat transcript between Redmond and a teenage girl logged hours before his shooting. Moreland learns of the murders in other states and sees a connection to her partner. She can’t fathom Redmond being like one of the men who scarred her life, and knows of only one way to disprove it: find the killer.

From Broke to Broken Embracing a Life that Lacks Nothing is a spiritual journey that every Christian must take. Whether the need is financial, health or marital, God desires that we are usable for the glory of his kingdom, and that can only be attained when we experience a true spiritual breakthrough. Breakthrough occurs when that which is on the inside comes out, as in a seed. Yet, interestingly, the same could be said of brokenness. In a church age where Christians nationwide are crying out for breakthrough, it is evident that God has sent things that bring brokenness. Still, breakthrough and brokenness are the same thing. So, why do so few cry out for brokenness? This follow-up to the critically acclaimed, Tithing and Still Broke will show believers what really matters, as we embrace a life that lacks nothing. Yet, when we embrace such a life, the precious things we seek will not be found in places that are pretty. They will be found in places that are dangerous places where our security, our finances, and even our health are being challenged. Yet, these experiences are where the greatest treasures imaginable are harvested.

I feel my heart racing when I see his face. I lose all my words when he smiles at me. My best moments are alone in my bed when I dream of him. He's my best friend. I feel intoxicated by his touch. Suffocation when he's near. Motivated when I see his girlfriend, to let him know I'm the one. His name is Jason. It's confession time. I'm in love with my best friend. My name is Melissa, and I've been best friends with Jason since grade school. It's now senior year, and I'm determined to let him know how I feel about him. With the help of Cupid and my friend, Kerri, I hope to find the words to tell him how I feel. The feelings that I have for this man is unexplainable. I desire him in a way that makes me re-think my good girl status. He makes it so easy loving him with his charming, sweet, and gentlemen ways. I can't take being in the friends zone with him anymore. Girlfriend or not, I need his undivided attention. It's wrong to have this much lust for one individual person. I never been kissed. Never been touched, and yet have this undeniable desire for him to be the first everything. I'm stingy and selfish wanting him to leave her altogether. It's senior year, and I'm not stopping, until he's mine.

Casey, who is gifted with a remarkable talent for piano, has dreamed since childhood to merge her passion with a career and fulfill her potential in the musical world. Fueled with a relentless ambitiousness, she yearns of making a name for herself as successful pianist. However, the journey becomes a deceptive road fraught with disappointment, rejection and isolation, constantly shadowed by the weight of immense expectations. Casey is faced with hard challenges due to her fear of failure and simultaneously witnessing her peers achieving success while she remains trapped in the vicious circle. The pursuit of Casey's aspirations is far more arduous than she could have ever imagined, unveiling a daunting reality where the once chased dreams collide with the harshness of a cruel world. Craving to escape from the suffocating grasp of mediocrity, she tries to understand the profound opportunity life offers. However, is Casey genuinely going to realize her long-yearned reveries?

A new and enticing voice in fiction draws readers through the streets of Paris and New York on an intricate adventure. It’s twisting, contemplative, playful and darkly entertaining. What writer Benjamin Constable needs is a real-life adventure wilder than his rampant imagination. And who better to shake up his comfortable Englishman-in-Paris routine than the enigmatic Tomomi “Butterfly” Ishikawa, who has just sent a cryptic suicide note? She’s planted a slew of clues—in the pages of her journal, on the hard drive of her computer, tucked away in public places, under flowerpots, and behind statues. Heartbroken, confused, and accompanied by an imaginary cat, Ben embarks upon a scavenger hunt leading to charming and unexpected spaces, from the hidden alleys of Paris to the cobblestone streets of New York City. But Butterfly’s posthumous messages are surprisingly well informed for the words of a dead person, and they’re full of confessions of a past darkened by insanity, betrayal, and murder. The treasures Ben is unearthing are installments of a gruesome memoir. Now he must draw a clear line between the real and surreal if he is to save himself, Butterfly, and what remains of their crazy and amazing friendship.