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One selfless act as a teen unfairly caused Sirena Seafair to forfeit her ability to shift into a mermaid. Fifteen years later, her mundane life is about to change when Jack O'Casey arrives in the Irish town of Grimm Nitch and opens his restaurant, Mermaid Cove. The man is bound and determined to make Sirena his no matter what. But if by chance, Sirena can find a way to reclaim her life as a mermaid, will she leave Jack and her human life behind in exchange for a life beneath the sea? Or will surrendering her heart to love be the magic she's been waiting for all along?
(Enjoy another Grimm Nitch tale with Sirena and Jack.) Yo Ho Ho and Buttered Rum Shortbread, a delectable summer short story, where the recipe for mayhem will stir up all kinds of trouble for Jack and Sirena in Grimm Nitch. Sirena's mother returns home after abandoning her family fifteen years prior, with a Merrow Prince, expecting Sirena to leave her home to live with him beneath the sea. Meeting another Merrow is surreal but swimming away to live happily ever after in an ocean world is not as sweetly tempting as Sirena once dreamed. Where the mer-prince goes, Jack cannot follow. Giving up the life she has with Jack is like giving up sweets—forever. At the Buccaneer Bash, the prince will reveal what he's cooked up for Sirena, but he's about to underestimate Jack's skills, who has no trouble preparing a plan of his own.
Pregnant and licking her wounds from a messy divorce, Kyli Ryder returns home for the summer to work at her dad's Cape Cod ice cream shop. The small town is a familiar haven as she wraps her brain around a sudden future as a single mom. From the minute Kyli and Devon Daughtry laid eyes on each other—as she sat on the floor in a puddle of dishwasher water—there was an unexpected spark. Their friendly flirting and teasing over his daily vanilla waffle cone becomes a salted caramel seduction metaphor for Devon's growing attraction. Hooked by the undeniable connection between them—one which Kyli refuses to admit, and Devon refuses to ignore—she's a package deal he's intent on having in his life. Can Devon sweet talk his way into her heart, ultimately proving it's okay to love again?
Hollie Porter is the chairwoman of Generation Disillusioned. At 25, she’s saddled with a job she hates, a boyfriend who’s all wrong for her, and a vexing inability to say no. She’s already near her breaking point, so when one caller too many kicks the bucket during Hollie’s 911 shift, she cashes in the Sweethearts’ Spa & Stay gift certificate from her dad and heads to Revelation Cove, British Columbia. One caveat: she’s going solo. Any sweethearts will have to be found on site. Hollie hopes to find her beloved otters in the wilds of the Great White North, but instead she’s providing comic relief for staff and guests alike. Even Concierge Ryan, a former NHL star with bad knees and broken dreams, can’t stop her from stumbling from one (mis)adventure to another. Just when Hollie starts to think that a change of venue doesn’t mean a change in circumstances, the island works its charm and she starts to think she might have found the rejuvenation she so desperately desires. But then an uninvited guest crashes the party, forcing her to step out of the discomfort zone where she dwells and save the day ... and maybe even herself in the process.
Part of the regionalist movement that included Grant Wood, Paul Engle, Hamlin Garland, and Jay G. Sigmund, James Hearst helped create what Iowa novelist Ruth Suckow called a poetry of place. A lifelong Iowa farner, Hearst began writing poetry at age nineteen and eventually wrote thirteen books of poems, a novel, short stories, cantatas, and essays, which gained him a devoted following Many of his poems were published in the regionalist periodicals of the time, including the Midland, and by the great regional presses, including Carroll Coleman's Prairie Press. Drawing on his experiences as a farmer, Hearst wrote with a distinct voice of rural life and its joys and conflicts, of his own battles with physical and emotional pain (he was partially paralyzed in a farm accident), and of his own place in the world. His clear eye offered a vision of the midwestern agrarian life that was sympathetic but not sentimental - a people and an art rooted in place.
Longing for change. Stepping into the unknown. Is the time finally right for free spirited Angie to chase her impossible dream? Facing an unexpected job loss, Angie seizes the opportunity for a fresh start, revamping a charming 1960s van into her new home. With her loyal feline companion, Fidget, by her side, she leaves behind everything she’s ever known and sets out for the breathtaking coastline of northern California. Fate takes a surprising turn when Angie stumbles into the world of indie filmmaking and finds herself sharing the screen with a dashing and famous actor. As sparks fly on set, Angie's belief in the mystical powers of crystals and herbal healing takes center stage. A mysterious tincture sets her on a path of wonder and doubt, as she begins to believe she may have altered the universe and caused the handsome leading man to fall for her. Can Angie build a new life near the ocean or will the magnetic pull between her and one of Hollywood’s hottest men put her plans in jeopardy? Her Sheltered Cove is the third book in Darci Balogh’s heartwarming Dream Come True romantic women’s fiction series. In a tale where romance meets serendipity the charming magic of following one's heart will linger long after the last page is turned.
Fifteen-year-old Isabelle loves her impoverished North Carolina beach community, but when her grandmother must enter a nursing home, Izzie is placed with distant relatives she never knew--a state senator and his preppy wife and children.
In 1993, Marc Vetri boarded a plane with a note of introduction in one pocket and a few hundred dollars in the other. He landed in Bergamo, in northern Italy, where he spent the next eighteen months immersed in the soulful cooking and great-hearted hospitality of some of the region’s top chefs and restaurateurs. Four years later he was ready to open his restaurant, Vetri, in Philadelphia, where he continued to develop his style of authentic yet innovative Italian cuisine, gaining acclaim as one of the finest Italian chefs in the country. Il Viaggio di Vetri, Marc’s long-awaited debut cookbook, celebrates the core of great Italian cooking: a superb meal shared with family and friends. Chapters cover a full range of cold and hot appetizers; pastas and risottos; fish and shellfish; meat; poultry, game, and organ meats; vegetable side dishes; and desserts, giving the home cook more than 120 skillfully presented dishes to choose among, including: Foie Gras Pastrami with Pear Mostarda and Brioche Squid and Artichoke Galette Chestnut Fettuccine with Wild Boar Ragu Olive-Crusted Wild Bass with Confit of Leeks Pork Rib and Cabbage Stew Rustic Rabbit with Sage and Pancetta Fennel and Apricot Salad Mascarpone Custard with Puff Pastry and Figs Accompanying wine notes by sommelier Jeff Benjamin deliver lively lessons on both the classic and lesser known wines of Italy. Throughout, Marc Vetri shares tales of his cooking apprenticeship in Italy and, with generosity and passion, shows how to bring the lessons he learned there into the home kitchen.
Following his acclaimed New York Times bestseller Did You Ever Have a Family, Bill Clegg returns with a “delicate, deeply observed, and deftly crafted” (Nickolas Butler, author of Shotgun Lovesongs) second novel about the complicated bonds and breaking points of friendship, the corrosive forces of secrets, the heartbeat of longing, and the redemption found in forgiveness. A retired widow in rural Connecticut wakes to an unexpected visit from her childhood best friend whom she hasn’t seen in forty-nine years. A man arrives at a Pennsylvania hotel to introduce his estranged father to his newborn daughter and finds him collapsed on the floor of the lobby. A sixty-seven-year-old taxi driver in Kauai receives a phone call from the mainland that jars her back to a traumatic past. These seemingly disconnected lives come together as half-century-old secrets begin to surface. It is in this moment that Bill Clegg reminds us how choices—to connect, to betray, to protect—become our legacy. “Written in lyrical, beautiful prose that makes even waking up seem like a poetic event” (Good Morning America), this novel is a feat of storytelling, capturing sixty years within the framework of one fateful day.
What if you could read a memoir that not only captivates you with its heartfelt prose but also functions as a contemporary guide and time capsule for future readers? Look no further than "Life Flashes: A Memoir" by Merrie H. Reagan. This genre-bending book is a stunning combination of diary, memoir, biography, and spiritual commentary, all woven together over a fourteen-year period. Based in Cohasset, Massachusetts, Merrie invites readers to join her on an unforgettable journey that folds snapshots of history, pop culture, and current events of the period into her private reflections, family moments, and personal philosophies. Merrie skillfully weaves together key moments of historical record that happen throughout her lifetime. From Hurricane Sandy to the shootings at Newtown, the historic Obama and Trump presidencies, and the COVID-19 outbreak, Merrie uses these events to contextualize her personal recollections and musings. While also peppering in tasteful humor and heartwarming anecdotes that will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired. Don't miss out on the opportunity to join her on this incredible journey through life. Get your copy today and discover why "Life Flashes" is a must-read for anyone looking to turn their life story into a masterpiece.