Taking its title from a 1987 Smith's song, Drew Pettifer's I keep mine hidden is a book of intimate photographs of the artist's friends and lovers taken over the past two years. These previously unseen images form something of a diary cum queer family album as the willing subjects make themselves available for the camera's gaze. The camera lingers - in bedrooms, bathrooms and often watery external environments - over the naked and semi-naked bodies of young men as they are caught in moments of self-admiration and introspection. Writing in the foreword to I keep mine hidden, Daniel Palmer observes: "While we might remark the prevalence of mirrors and liquids - hinting at the vulnerabilities and fluidity of a certain kind of youthful male sexuality - above all, it seems, these are simply images of pretty young men who have been persuaded to pose by a friend who likes to look... This is photography as a desiring machine and a tool to become other, reminding us that as much as photography concerns identity (from the family archive to the mug shot) it functions even more effectively as fantasy." Indeed Drew Pettifer himself, has stated "... this series focuses on the relationship between masculinity and vulnerability. As a queer man photographing mostly straight male subjects there is a strong element of sexual desire within these works. Much of the subsequent 'impersonation' of identity therefore revolves around the performance of masculinity and homosociality in response to the queer gaze".

In this new book, Bo shares the steps he took to deal with his addictions and his path to healing that enabled him to fulfill his mandate to preach the Gospel to thousands. It reveals the seven powerful secrets that can set addicts free – and give the power to reclaim their life and fulfill their dreams.

Every momentous Morrissey lyric and all the music by Marr: This terrific songbook contains every song ever recorded by The Smiths! Specially arranged in Complete Songbook format and all in the original keys, each song includes Chord symbols and guitar chord boxes with the complete lyrics. Alongside this is a playing guide and a comprehensive discography of the band.

Novella and short stories set in San Francisco's Chinatown, by a secret service agent hired to investigate the opium trade.

Tierney Doyle has been in love with firefighter Ronan Kelly from the moment she arrived in Redemption. Sixteen and pregnant, she saw him as a fantasy—and ten years later he still is. Serving as maid of honor when her sister Siorse married her dream man cut Tierney like a knife—but she knew the fantasy was all she could ever have. Though her sister has been gone for a while, Tierney still has to keep her feelings—and her secrets—close. Because what Ronan can never know is that she’s not Tierney Doyle. When shadows of her past start reappearing, Ronan’s protection brings needed safety, but also an unexpected heat. Does he really want her, or is she just the next damsel for him to rescue? When her feelings make him a target, too, will she have to give up everything she’s found to save the people she loves? Down in Flames is the fifth book in the WildFire Hearts series by Maggie Award winning author Savannah Kade. Curl up in your favorite reading chair and get ready to fall in love.

Based on the popular 4 Corners Comics, Zeyde and the Hidden Mine is a summer adventure story with all the characters in the comic strip. While trying to beat the summer heat, Chiya, David, Miriam and Sam suddenly find themselves trapped in an old mine. Zeyde comes to the rescue and become trapped along with them. While they wait for rescue by their community, the start to ask Zeyde about his life. During their time in the mine, they learn about Zeyde's family, his life before the war and his life during the Shoah. The story is written with children in mind, so the subject of the Shoah is handled very carefully to not expose children to the horrific details.

In the depths of despair, buried beneath layers of doubt and disillusionment, lies a hidden gold mine waiting to be discovered. “How to Find the Hidden Gold Mine” is not just a book; it’s a roadmap for reclaiming lost dreams, reigniting faded passions, and unleashing the unlimited potential within. Through raw honesty and personal experience, Kamal Jobarteh shares his journey from darkness to illumination, from hopelessness to boundless empowerment. Faced with the crushing weight of adversity and unskilled parenting, his spirit was broken, dreams shattered, and optimism drained. Yet, amidst the wreckage, a spark of resilience ignited. Drawing from a wealth of wisdom in personal development, human potential, and metaphysics, “How to Find the Hidden Gold Mine” transcends mere self-help. It’s a revelation – an awakening to the infinite possibilities that reside within every individual. This book is a lifeline for those who have lost their way, a beacon of hope for the discouraged, and a guiding light for parents seeking to empower rather than limit their children. With profound insights and practical guidance, it’s a testament to the transformative power of belief, perseverance, and self-discovery. Prepare to embark on a journey of self-realisation, where limitations are shattered, dreams are resurrected, and the hidden gold mine of your potential awaits. Dare to dig deep and unearth the treasures within.

Twenty-six-year-old Caroline DeBeck is a willful socialite residing in New York City in 1900. Caroline’s mother, Allegra Arbuthnot, despairs of her daughter ever making an advantageous alliance; she’s turned down every wealthy gentleman in the Upper East Side and beyond. Allegra decides to send her daughter off to rural Vermont to spend the summer with Caroline’s eccentric aunts, Bethany and Grace DeBeck. Caroline expects the summer to be unendurable. Despite her mother’s matchmaking attempts, she has never met a man in her social circle she finds even mildly pleasing. She decided long ago never to marry unless she fell in love—an unlikely probability in her hectic social scene in New York City and no doubt impossible in rural Vermont. But when her aunts send a farmer to the train station to collect her in his cart, she is outraged—and intrigued. Jacob MacKenzie is tall and muscular, and Caroline is instantly drawn to him, despite their obvious differences. Sparks fly as they both enjoy a verbal sparring match, but neither one takes the other seriously at first. Still, Caroline DeBeck is used to getting what she wants, and it soon becomes plain that may well be Jacob MacKenzie.