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The baby is quiet. Too quiet. When Madeline checks on her seven-month-old daughter, she discovers the reason for the baby's silence. Abigail is dead. Madeline is soon living every mother's worst nightmare amid a cacophony of sirens and police interrogations. Accusations and old resentments can't stay contained under the pressure of guilt, tears, and the horror of picking out a baby-sized coffin. A line is drawn through Madeline and Brian's...

You can indeed overcome your social anxiety! You have nothing to lose, if anything you have EVERYTHING to gain by reading this book... Both thorough and crisp, Natasha Rae Simmons tries her best to explain what social anxiety is, how avoidance and other safety behaviors only serve to aggravate its symptoms, and how teenagers can learn to cope with it, and eventually overcome this disorder. Even as she talks about the typical and more taboo asp...

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All her life she's struggled to escape the nightmares of her past, but Naricco "Ricco" Maki is having an even more difficult time evading the memories of the only evening she finally felt safe and free from those demons-an evening spent in the arms of a near stranger. Years ago, out of necessity, she'd begun a new life in a new country. She made peace with all that she'd lost and left behind. But now, as Ricco is finally discovering the sweet ...

The other day when Symphony was frustrated with Cooper Read and his pressures of getting her to sell her pastries to a frozen food conglomerate, she thought her well controlled world was complicated enough, but now realized that compared to the death of her aunt, inheriting an island, meeting Kyle Dean, a man who filled her with the whimsy of rainbows, and having Terry Phoenix show up out of nowhere, Cooper Read was just a pebble at the base o...

So, who are you? What are you made of?"I just stare at her.What am I made of?No one had ever asked me that before.Who am I?Three...simple...words.How could three simple words make such a difference?Told from the point of view of high school senior, Tameka Cummings, Who Am I, takes the reader on a self-discovering journey as she encounters heart-wrenching tragedy, true friendship, and the hope of romance.