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Two women, lost in grief and regret, have their lives turned upside down when an old evil moves into their tiny trailer park. Soon, they are fighting to maintain their sanity and survive a terrible curse. In their struggle to endure this evil, Sara Flowers and Ethel Hayes must remember who they once were and rise to meet this challenge.

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The first song is a jazz number that Jane thinks would fit perfectly with the inside of the cute bookshop. The second is a punk song that William, the mysterious traveling musician, sings to her because it uses her name. The third song on the soundtrack? Well, that's a love song. The bookshop is the start, but chaos in the form of her ex-husband forces her out of town to find the traveling musician and become reacquainted with the music she once made. But her ex continues to threaten the two things that she's rediscovered: love and music. And for every love story, there is the perfect song.

After 38 happy years of marriage to influential producer Aaron Spelling, raising two children in Hollywood, and co-managing one of the largest estates in the country (finally selling Spelling Manor, as detailed on her HGTV series, for $85 million), Candy is now adjusting to life on her own. In her new uncharted territory, she’s ready to share the most intimate details of her life with Aaron; how his illness caused her to question her identity; and how she’s reinvented herself as an independent woman, businesswoman, and television personality.

Cold Chaos, Stories from a North, is Nathalie Guilbeault’s first collection of short stories. Set in northern Quebec, where the author lived most of her adolescent years, the stories decompose the emotional and physical realities of living between the 49th and 55th northern parallels, inside the peacefulness and isolation of its landscape.

In Veyra, the crows always carry secrets. Kaelen commands them—storm-eyed messengers slipping through alleys and towers, spreading whispers of rebellion across the city. Queen Seralyne sees everything, but Kaelen is a shadow even her spies can’t catch. When he dares send her a message within her own palace, she knows one truth: he is dangerous.