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In the depths of my heart, there lies a secret. A truth I've carried with me for years, hidden away from the older man, who once captured my teenage heart. But fate has a way of bringing the past back to the present... Eli Turner, my own personal hurricane, walks back into my life, leaving me terrified and electrified. This millionaire, bad boy who broke my heart, is gazing at me with those electric blue eyes, searing into my soul like he knows my secret.

Many adults struggle to get through the day due to decreased energy or fatigue only to collapse in bed at night feeling exhausted. Society has become dependent on coffee, energy drinks, and sugar to provide a burst of energy to carry us through. We know these are not the best choices, but what else can we do? Fortunately, there is an alternative to filling our bodies with caffeine, sugar, and chemicals. This book shows how a few simple changes and building new habits can dramatically increase your energy throughout the day.

Sunbreak: Healing the pain no one can explain helps you navigate these conditions to reclaim your life and health. Health coaching through the book program is available with Dr. Shana at askdrshana.com. Sunbreak explains a process for alleviating chronic pain, presented through the stories of patients, friends, and colleagues, who have regained their health after years of struggle.

Scarlet’s grandmother wants her to bring her boyfriend home for what may be her grandmother’s last Christmas. Which wouldn’t be a problem if Scarlet actually had a boyfriend. Scarlet’s sister came up with a bit of fiction to make Grandma happy in that regard.

Alexia has never known who her father is, and desperately wants to find out the truth about him. She wants a relationship with the mysterious man her mother refuses to talk about. She can handle being poor and looked down on...but a girl should know her father. When she's offered a job doubling for rock star Kari Kingsley, Alexia realizes she’ll have the resources to finally track down her father and meet him.

They've never been out on a date. They can barely speak a civil word to each other when they find themselves in the same room. But Aunt Bertie, who is not crazy, just—eccentric—knows that John and Ellie belong together, and she's doing all she can to further their cause.