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Travel like a Local: Hong Kong by Hing Wan Angel, Chan offers first-hand and personal insight into the best ways to visit this unique city rich in both Eastern and Western heritage.

Early snowstorms caused the Donner Party to become stranded and lost in the mountains in the winter of 1846. This was the beginning of what would come to be the reason for the Donner Party to earn themselves a spot in the history books, murder, and Cannibalism.

When Chris Kringle rolls into the charmingly festive town of South Bendover, Massachusetts, he’s not expecting much more than a quiet escape from his past. Instead, he’s roped into the role of “Naughty Santa” for the town’s infamous Naughty or Nice Festival—complete with a fitted Santa suit, cheeky traditions, and some very unexpected perks.

Howl About Love By Mark Boyer When sarcastic city-boy Jasper Lane inherits a rundown mountain inn from his eccentric uncle, he expects a weekend of mild renovation and maximum wine consumption—not mildew carpets, mysterious howling, and a disturbingly handsome handyman named Eli who might just be part golden retriever, part secret. Timber Hollow is charming. And weird. The brunch crowd might be a cult (or a quilting circle), the inn has opinions of its own, and the locals keep hinting at things like “pack loyalty” and “the full moon mixer.

Step into the world of the powerful Taíno leader, Agüeybaná the Great, who led the first organized resistance against Spanish colonization. This compelling narrative transports you to 16th-century Puerto Rico, where the clash between indigenous civilization and European empire was about to reshape history. Discover the rich culture of the Taíno people, their deep connection to the land, and their highly organized society led by caciques like Agüeybaná.

Ben Harper thought he was signing up for a simple handyman job. A quiet retreat. A fresh start. What he didn’t expect? Barefoot Haven—a naturist resort where clothing is optional, but self-discovery is inevitable.

AFTERMATH: A GAY POST-APOCALYPTIC SURVIVAL NOVEL In a world reduced to ashes, survival is brutal, trust is fragile, and love is the most dangerous gamble of all. When the bombs fell, Dominic “Dom” Castillo and a handful of other men survived only because they happened to be inside an underground gay sauna. Emerging into a lawless wasteland, they are forced to fight for every scrap of food, every bullet, every breath. But they aren’t the only ones left. Raiders, cultists, and warlords prowl the ruins, seeking to claim what little remains.

Melissa Kelly Giliante is a rough Irish lass, with blood ties to the Italian Mafia. She has blood on her hands and gun powder in her veins. He might not know it yet, but Max wasn't dealing some gold-digging Vegas bartender. Max McIntosh Kingston knew Mel had a rough family past, but he knew it couldn't be nearly as bad as his. He'd already lost one woman because of his family's reputation. And while he prayed Mel was different, there wasn't any way to know for sure until it was too late.

Last words are never easy—since, let’s face it, they’re mostly spoken by people in the worst health of their lives. But even if they aren’t eloquent, they can offer a glimpse into the speaker’s true self. Some are clever, others are loving, heartbreaking, or occasionally shocking. In Any Last Words?, Joseph Hayden explores the last words of more than two hundred actors, athletes, writers, musicians, politicians, intellectuals, criminals, and more. What was the last thing Bogart said to Bacall? What did Marie Antoinette say to her executioner?