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The Black Swans is a retelling of the Irish legend of the Children of Lir set in contemporary western Maine. The four members of a traditional Irish band bring music and magic to the small town of Antrim as well as romance for a local girl. But can she help them break an ancient curse by the Fae?

Taisie MacDonnell has grown up in the small town of Antrim, Maine and works at the local knitting shop. When she attends a craft and agricultural fair she meets the members of the Black Swans, an Irish traditional band. She is especially attracted to Conn, the youngest of the siblings in the band. But he is hiding a terrible secret, an ancient curse handed down by the Fae. It is up to Taisie and her friends to find the magic that will break the curse and help Conn and his siblings win free forever.

This is a sweet and charming contemporary retelling of an ancient Irish legend. Here we have a happy ever after ending unlike the original story where there is only sadness and death for the Children of Lir.

In the town of Winter Haven, nothing exciting ever happens, not until Devon Lecusken returns. Tyler falls for the mysterious heir of Winter Haven's most prominent family, but the Lecusken boy is troubled and has demons. Once rumors of his return spreads, old wounds and grudges re-emerge. The town is again abuzz. Devon has history in Winter Haven, much of which isn't positive. Suddenly Tyler's life is fuller than she ever imagined, dealing with her love affair with a bad boy and its falling outs.

Xavier is a strong alpha male, a bit overbearing and non-compromising at times. Xena is very strong-will as well, but wants a real relationship that includes marriage, kids and a man. Xavier owns many businesses, building and has tes around the country. He gets what he wants and Xena is just that.

Xena feels drawn to him, but Xavier can get quite possessive and although she loves it at times, it gets suffocating. Xena left the country to bring distance, but this draws Xavier to the edge, as he continues to pursue her relentlessly. Matthew, Xavier's brother encourages him to find real love, as he was not a fan of Xena when he though she was breaking his heart. After a few interactions, she grew on him, which caused another bond between the family.

Xavier and Xena are both strong characters, but entertaining and The Chase is definitely a page turner. Xavier is determined to get Xena and he will do anything for that to happen. She runs but he is relentless, but to what point. Does he cross the line?

For Love of Him is a book containing short stories in a Jamaican setting. The characters include Maxine who on the death of her live in partner marcus was dtermine to get a better man and so she set out to trap Lance into a relationship.

There is Junior who is always drunk and Sissy who taunts him about this. Then duppies begin following junior at nights  and soon no one in the village will walk alone in the nights for fear of the duppies. Junior finally decide to take a stand aginst the duppies and it is Sissy that decide to stand by his side.

Rufus falls in love with Little Lamb but the pastor of the church would have none of it. Little Lamb is sent to live with her cousin Granny Pearl where little Lamb inadvertently alerted her that her grandson is really the pastor's child and not her son-in-law's. Granny Pearltakes Little Lamb under her care and schooled her in how to get her man.

Aunt Essie did not know that she had a grandson and it was late one night when the bus driver delivered the boy for him to spend the summer holidays with her. It was only at the end of the summer holidays when he left that she recalled that she had not asked his name. When he left she was happy to see him go but she knew she would miss him so she had invited him to return for the Christmas holidays. Tony in the meanwhile was returning to a world of trouble. He was small for  his age but a terror in a fight because he had been taugt to fight dirty. His... Click here to read the full description!

Sports Crime Romance Novel, Hot-Walker Life on the Fast Track. During the turbulent years of 1960s, the rise of a new generation of alternative lifestyles and greed occurred. At the end of the decade a murder 
shocked Toronto community when Hot-Walker Frannie Harrison witnessed the killing of her fiance, an American draft dodger at Woodbine Racetrack.

Frannie Harrison, the youngest child of a wealthy but alcoholic and dysfunctional family, sets out to find her own life. Ultimately, she ends up in Yorkville Village, Toronto's hippie community, filled with drop-outs and losers, druggies and draft-dodgers. Young and innocent, she falls in love with an ambitious American who works at Woodbine Racetrack and convinces Frannie to take a job there. Suspecting that he is into drug dealing in a small way, she is by no means prepared to witness his violent murder, days before they are to be married. 

Devastated, she grieves, stuggling with denial and complicated relationships before escaping to Europe, leaving her friends behind. 

Unable to conquer the demons from living a life on the fast track, she travels until petitioned for trial. Frannie returns to Toronto to deal with the painful ordeal, a murder trial sufficating with courtroom drama that produces shocking testimonies.

In the harshest corner of Bolivia, a land pock-marked by cloud-greeting mountains and strangled by impenetrable jungles, a small band of peasants struggle to ignite a small flame of hope in a starving populace. Colorful and warm, the superstitious, fun-loving peasants capture the heart and imagination of a beautiful American housewife. Sick of her dead-end job at an insurance company and lonely in her marriage, Annie agrees to go on a three-week trip that will irrevocably change her life. At the orphanage where she is spending her vacation volunteering, Annie meets Peter, the amicable, British expatriate, whose quiet, unselfish dedication she comes to admire. She is fascinated by his charm, his tender compassion and the mysterious political activities that unite him to the country's downtrodden inhabitants. Days before her scheduled flight home, Annie recklessly agrees to accompany her new friend on a short journey into the exquisite countryside to deliver supplies to a fringe political group who are fighting to liberate the country's inexhaustible poor. The journey leads the soft-hearted Annie on an adventure that will cause her to confront the values she has always embraced, ultimately alienate her from her own country and inextricably, but tragically, bind her to the handsome, mysterious rebel leader.