I remember it as if it were yesterday. The air that morning was sweet and warm as honey. As usual I had to wake up my father and make our breakfast, as well as pack our lunches and backpacks, reload the cameras and make sure we had plenty of extra fresh batteries for our venture out to sea! On the sea, the day had gone normally. Suddenly, Daddy stopped the boat. Of course I thought he had seen something I missed. Was there a group of whales or a pair of dolphins he spotted and I missed it! He called out to me, "Princess!" I ran from the deck. "Yes, Daddy, what did I miss? What did you see?" He chuckled. "Well, I think I saw a beautiful young lady having her first driving lesson." He motioned me toward the controls and wheel. "But, Daddy, I don't know the switches or buttons. What if I mess up?" "Well, I'm right here with you," he said with a smile. "Let's go start her up." I looked at a stretched-out ocean that lay in front of me. Then looking at my father, I turned the key and finally it was my turn to be captain of the waking waves. I was ready to explore!

Sassy, yet humorous, "Emerald Eyes Of The Sea," is jam-packed with romance and sensual moments expressions of experiences and fantasies with mutual respect and regard between men and women. Zara the main character takes you along for a thrilling ride as to what occurs in the Smith Family.

Mira Rothenberg pioneered both the clinical distinction and treatment protocol for autistic and severely disturbed children as separate from those for the mentally retarded. Winner of a Woman of the Year award from the New York City Chamber of Commerce and the National Organization for Mentally Ill Children, she eloquently recounts a lifetime of taking on seemingly hopeless cases and bringing these children, through painstaking therapy and love, back into the world. Unflinchingly honest, whether dealing with the raw pain of her patients' lives or with Rothenberg's own complex feelings for them, Children with Emerald Eyes explores the landscape of mental illness while never losing sight of the humanity within each patient.

This much-anticipated third book of The Cameron Series is riveting, engaging, and emotional. Angelin Sydney succeeds in bringing to life an extraordinary tale of love, sacrifice, and heroism. Bernard “Duck” Mabo Cameron, a Lieutenant Commander in the Royal Australian Navy, lost a leg in a black ops mission that has gone haywire. As bad as it is, his amputated limb is the least of his problems. More worrying is the damage to his psyche. He struggles daily with post-traumatic stress. Emotionally damaged and mentally scarred, his sleep is filled with nightmares. Frightened of what he could do, the only thing he could think of to protect his loved ones is to leave them. His long-term girlfriend Bonita tries to live without him. While she is utterly devastated when he left, she makes sure that Megan is not impacted by the fracture in their relationship. For although she isn’t his biological daughter, he is the only father she has ever known. Life takes a dramatic turn for the worse when her ex-husband, who is Megan’s biological Dad asks to share custody. On top of that, Duck has decided to return to Somalia for an unfinished business. How many more challenges can she take? Would he make it back alive? Could there be a happy ending? To find out, get your Copy of Cameron of the Seas. Right Now.

A riveting fantasy about fallen angels who rebelled since the beginning of time. An untold story of a wingless entity arriving on Earth to awaken a tree in hibernation. A mysterious girl grows up in the wilderness among flora and fauna. Her innocence limits her perception of the worldly domain. She dwells in a place where the folds of space do not hold onto time. Her adventures bring her through the various ecosystems in search of divine purpose. Many of the forest inhabitants conceal their true identity. Since the beginning of time, a few rebellious angels remained in the far reaches of the universe. Ancient tribes once wrote about such planets that got buried in Earth's history. Forbidden scrolls and lost tribes await her destiny. A strange encounter with a peculiar divine orb gives rise to cosmic flight. Near the Persian Gulf, a forgotten riverbed leads toward a sleeping tree beneath holy soils. The mystery of black energy restricts man from opening wormholes to connecting galaxies. Such is the angelic power that bears a key for safe passage through black holes. Glorieon has awakened the tree that sounds like a heart-pumping river of life. Leapfrogging across galaxies brings home cryogenic vessels filled with precious entities teeming with renewed hope. The tree's once forbidden apple has opened man's eyes to the dawn of self-awareness. Darkness has taught us all to believe in something greater than ourselves. The soul shall rise again through faith to grow back its cosmic wings. Many astronomers and ocean-bearing captains have reported mysterious-looking orbs sighting for eons.

The conclusion to Penelope Green's bestselling trilogy about her life in Italy that includes When in Rome and See Naples and Die From her rooftop terrace, Penelope looks out across the sparkling waters of the Bay of Naples, and into a garden of lemon trees and magnolias. Has her Italian dream come true? Imagine catching a ferry home and stepping onto a waterfront lined with multicoloured buildings, busy with fishing boats and couples strolling to their favourite café. For Penny and her Italian love Alfonso, the idyllic island of Procida can offer the life they are looking for. But first Penny has to find a way into its small community. One thing she has in common with the locals is a love of food, so she sets herself a goal - to master the Procidan cuisine and become more than just a visitor. Across kitchen tables, in bustling cafés, and over long lunches under vine-covered pergolas, Penny learns the art of Italian cooking, builds friendships, and discovers the rhythms and secrets of island life. 'It?s a lovely chronicle of the joys and pitfalls of moving to a small community... A charming concoction of love, food and life ? with recipes!' - The Australian Women?s Weekly 'With her observant eye for detail, young Sydney-born journalist Penelope Green's account of her time living on the beautiful Italian island of Procida with her partner, Alfonso, is an endearing insight into a small community where life, love and food reign supreme' - Sunday Telegraph 'interspersed with mouthwatering recipes and Procida is explored from a historical, cultural, architectural, social and heart-on-the-sleeve personal perspective. Delivered with a light and breezy tone, it's easy to consume' - Courier Mail Author Biography Penelope Green was born in Sydney and worked as a print journalist around Australia for a decade before moving to Rome in 2002. Her first book, When in Rome, recounts her early experiences in the Eternal City. In 2005 she moved to Naples to work for ANSAmed, a Mediterranean news service. She found an apartment in the city's colourful Spanish Quarter, worked hard at mastering the Neapolitan dialect, and writing her second travel memoir, See Naples and Die. Girl by Sea completes Penny's Italian experience as she moves to the idyllic island of Procida, across the bay from Capri, with her Italian partner, Alfonso. The couple have now returned to Australia, where they are making a new life for themselves back in the Southern hemisphere. For more information visit penelopegreen.com.au