Step into a world beneath the sheltering branches of an ancient maple tree, where the delicate flight of a charming butterfly heralds the beginning of an extraordinary journey. This book is tailor-made for those who cherish the enchantment of nature's wonders—its magic, beauty, and intricate complexities—brought to life through the vivid tapestry of flavourful literature.
FREE FOR THE FIRST TIME: In "a book of big, farcically dramatic moments" (Kirkus Reviews), 33-year-old Jay embarks on a short, sharp journey of belated self-discovery, while being driven to distraction by his gay twin brother George and the antics of the wildly unstable Ben. “disorienting... frenetic... unsettling" - (BookLife Prize).
A hilarious dystopian read! READERS' FAVORITE BRONZE AWARD: The magnetic poles reversed, civilization has its clock reset to the cosmic flashing 12:00am from a million years ago, and everybody is forgetting everything it learned since then. Everybody except Hertell Daggett who decides to start civilization over again. What could possibly go wrong?
A gifted photographer is seeking to make his way through life. Along with his publicist partner and wife, he scours a beachside community in search of the perfect picture. It is a serene time for all, until an unexpected encounter threatens to change everything. They are drawn into a web of lies, deceit, and betrayal that will push them both to the edges of their sanity.
Two spouses, Richard and Serene awake to a morning of uncanny feelings and to add to their unease, they soon discover their six-year-old son Mark is nowhere to be found. Despite their numerous attempts of searching top and bottom throughout their home, there is no trace of their son. Unfortunately, they soon find themselves submerged in an unspeakable nightmare.
Standing on the shoulders of Haunt, this powerful second entry in the series will shock you, chapter after chapter. Love and despair are entangled in this story of circumstances pushing the boundaries of morality. A dense battlefield, both pure and grotesque. Devastation tests the will of the characters, as well as that of the reader, leading one to an all-important question…who can you trust?
