Can she solve a mystery without falling for her greatest suspect?

Investigative journalist Amanda Miller, AKA Andy Baker, has one thing on her mind: Who killed her stepbrother and why? When the mysterious and hot Hugh Donaldson comes poking his…uh, nose around in asking the same question, she’s wondering who he is and why he’s investigating the same mystery. How can she focus when she’s swept up in his twenty-inch biceps?

Hugh Donaldson must atone for his troubled past by playing the good guy. Can he convince Andy he’s here to help? Or will she figure out who he really is?

My name is Bekka and my life used to be simple. Sure, I was a goddess and a princess, but I had that figured out. Or at least I did until I came into my powers, and Arrick, the dangerously sexy heir of my family’s greatest enemy, kidnapped me.

Things got complicated after that—Arrick’s home realm of Moldize faced imminent destruction and my newfound powers were destined to save them.

But how could I trust them?

Exiled from the peaceful Twelve Realms over 900 years ago, Moldize was filled with malevolent deities and villainous men. Forced into this brutal world, I felt conflicted. On the one hand, I wanted to stand against my family’s enemy, but on the other, I felt drawn to my destiny like a moth to a flame.

I needed to decide my next move quickly because time was running out.

A coming-of-age military thriller set during the insurrection on colonized Earth. Cal’s world is turned upside down as he is forced to re-evaluate what it means to be human and come to terms with what truly haunts him. . .
There is no such thing as monsters.

The Great War is over, but insurrection embroils colonized Earth as the rebels battle Alien conquerors. Calvin desperately tries to hold his family together. He faces ruthless alien captors, raiders, and even other rebels in his quest to preserve those he loves. But how far must he go to protect what he treasures? The Blue Jewel is a thrilling space opera of conquest and adventure, as Calvin explores what it means to be human. Can what is left of the human race preserve itself?

A love story with a heroine who makes mistakes but digs deep to find her own strength, and ultimately, her freedom.

Harper is so desperate for the job, she’s willing to lie to get it. But she has a good reason, so that makes it OK, right?

Ethan is her devastatingly handsome new boss, and he hired her based on her lie. He’s falling for Harper, but office romance is forbidden, so he can’t touch her, no matter what his heart and hormones say.

But when the boss and employee take a business trip to Las Vegas, well… their relationship changes and things will never be the same.

Harper knows she must tell Ethan the truth, even if it means risking everything… her newfound happiness, her security, and the man of her dreams.

While most people intuitively know that low unemployment is important to job seekers, they may not realize that high levels of employment actually would make an enormous difference in the lives of large segments of the workforce who already have jobs. Particularly in an era of historically high wage and income inequality, many in the workforce depend on full employment labor markets, and the bargaining power it provides, to secure a fair share of the economy’s growth. For the bottom third or even half of the wage distribution, high levels of employment are a necessary condition for improving wages, higher incomes, and better working conditions.

This book is a follow-up to a book written a decade ago by the authors, The Benefits of Full Employment (Economic Policy Institute, 2003). It builds on the evidence presented in that book, showing that real wage growth for workers in the bottom half of the income scale is highly dependent on the overall rate of unemployment. In the late 1990s, when the United States saw its first sustained period of low unemployment in more than a quarter century, workers at the middle and bottom of the wage distribution were able to secure substantial gains in real wages.

Three years and hundreds of bullets later, Orchard Close is holding together. The cabal dreams up more ways to get their latest group of requirements: gardeners and women of loose morals. Food production is a major concern, for the marts and for the enclaves. Caddi pushes Harold with his new games, taunting, testing and trying to figure out what makes him tick – so he can exploit it.

A common enemy, The General, smashes smaller enclaves, combines gangs and makes a wide sweep for control of the city, aligning the GOFS, Barbies and Orchard Close for their biggest fight yet. In this new world, only the strategic survive, but can they survive their temporary alliances?