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Centuries ago, when Earth's Darkfolk - vampires, werewolves, witches, and other creatures - were threatened by humanity, they departed our planet's dimension and journeyed to a shadowy realm, where they built the great city of Nekropolis. Matt Richter is an Earth cop who came through a portal to Nekropolis on a case, died, and was resurrected as a zombie. Unable to return home, he works as a private investigator on the very mean streets of this shadowy, dark city.

Cedric is a respected monk at the Ridderzaal monastery. But before he became a man of the cloth, he traveled the land, fighting trolls alongside dwarves and giants, living among the fearsome Krigares, and studying with elves, wizards and Shenn Frith shamans. This novelette provides a back story for one of your favorite characters from The Crafter Chronicles. It is a great standalone listened to as an introduction to the world of Matthew B. Berg, or as a companion piece to his trilogy begun with The Crafter's Son.

The Nueces Strip in southwest Texas of 1875, harbored Mexican border raiders, Texan vigilantes, a mixed population of cattle ranchers and hard scrabble farmers, all fighting the land, the weather and each other. Into the cauldron descend 40 Texas Rangers, under the leadership of Captain Leander McNelly, with orders to stop the raids, quell the fighting and bring peace to the strip. Based on historical events, the tale takes us into the lives of Rangers, raiders, ranchers and farmers as they endure the hardships of this violent chapter in Texas history.

The angel Seraphina thought that her father, the almighty Michael, was the best father she could ever had. Because she refused to marry someone she had just met and wanted to spend the rest of her life with her beloved maid Angela, Seraphina was banished to the demonic domain known as the Dark Realm.

After a heartbreak, artist Lena Hart retreats to a quiet seaside village hoping for clarity, but finds only empty canvases and fading colors. Two people begin to change that. Nora Greene brings warmth and hints of hope, while Eli Thompson, a gentle painter, encourages her to use her emotions in her art.

When forty-year-old Shane’s wife leaves him, he thinks his life is over. He moves to the country to be a hermit for a couple of years. No social ties, he has plenty of time to workout and make his body incredible. One night, he goes out and meets Tanya. He thinks she might be fun for a while. But Tanya will provide so much more. She has six adult daughters who like older men with muscles.

Hourly advice has the potential to be the fastest-growing segment in the delivery of financial advice. With the templates and tools in this book, you can reap the full benefits that it has to offer. Written for established and aspiring hourly financial planners alike, A Matter of Time lays out the challenges that lie in the path of the hourly practitioner, which often result from the tacit acceptance of many myths that surround the model.

Meet Norman O'Sullivan. A young man who has Down Syndrome who doesn't have much in his life due to his disability. He makes what's best for him until he has one issue: High School. He's entering his senior year and he's trying to impress his family as he is graduating at the end of the year. Can he impress his family and make them understand or will there be more drama for Norman's Down syndrome? Find out in book 1 of the After Series.

Norman O'Sullivan has made it through his toughest challenging year of high school, but he is still going through his life as he is his group home that the state put him into. One night during the group home's recreational activities he meets a girl who was at the event that he was at. He soon learns that with this girl came changes that he wasn’t expecting to happen so soon. Norman is now in love with her, but he learns that the girl has a dark past that she never mentions to him. Can he win her heart or will the past change him for the worst?