Book three of The Defiance Series Luna is headed for trouble. She knows exactly what the men who run motorcycle clubs are capable of—the ruthless violence, the grabs for power, the brutal treatment of women. The one bright spot in her dark world is being held against his will by a rival gang after sacrificing himself for the sake of the club—without saying goodbye first. She needs to bring Bishop home to Defiance, both for the good of the MC and for herself. Keller's mafia has thrived in the fallout from the Chaos and their compound is a city of sin, a world of depraved excess where people live in fear with nowhere else to go. When Luna is taken prisoner, Bishop has no choice but to lie. As far as the enemy knows, she's his. It's the one thing that will keep her safe. Caught off guard, Luna follows Bishop's lead. And that's where the lines begin to blur, because what's been building between them for real is undeniable. But what Keller's protecting is something he'll kill to keep under wraps and with Defiance unable to come to their rescue, and only each other to turn to, Luna and Bishop may be facing their final goodbye. 57,000 words

Three post-apocalyptic motorcycle club novels by New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Tyler! Defiance Rebelling against her legacy as the MC's princess, Tru Tennyson escaped the ruthless, male-dominated culture of the Defiance motorcycle club. Three years later, her newfound freedom is ripped away, thanks to a massive hybrid storm that killed millions. Now, in the post-Chaos world of semi-darkness and near-total anarchy where gangs rule, Defiance—and the only man Tru has ever loved—may be all that can keep her safe. Redemption Matthias Robichaud is looking for an alliance. The Defiance motorcycle club is a stronghold in the dangerous world that's become the new norm and he's driven to prove he's tough enough to be a full member. But when he sees beautiful, spirited Jessa Everson abducted by a rival MC, rescuing her jeopardizes all he's worked for. And if Matthias and Jessa have any chance of surviving, they'll need to put their full strength behind the MC…and hope that the MC will do the same for them. Salvation Luna Davies knows exactly what the men who run motorcycle clubs are capable of—the ruthless violence, the grabs for power, the brutal treatment of women. Bishop, the one bright spot in her dark world, is being held against his will by a rival gang after sacrificing himself for the sake of the club—without saying goodbye first. Luna needs to bring Bishop home to Defiance, both for the good of the MC and for herself.

She's his only salvation Ace Clemmons has wanted Janelle from the moment he first saw her. Taking her captive while he carried out his last hit as a member of Dirty Eleven nearly broke him. Now that he's gone straight, he's back in her life, looking to stake his claim. He can't erase the past but he'll do anything to make it up to her. Janelle Parker needs a new start, far away from the trailer park and the strip club. A down and dirty affair with a tattooed criminal is a step in the wrong direction, but she can't resist Ace's deliciously commanding touch, which has haunted her dreams for months. Soon they're both in too deep, falling hard and fast—until an old feud with a rival motorcycle club explodes into an all-out war. Dirty Eleven's enemies won't hesitate to hurt Janelle to get to Ace. She has to fight to survive…and for the fiercest love she's ever known. Book two of the Dirty Eleven MC series 84,900 words

Erin Deliverance. "The action of being rescued or set free." I never thought I would need to be rescued or set free from anything in my life, but that all changed when I took a taxi home after a night out with my friends.But the taxi didn't take me home. It took me to a warehouse filled with women in cages, and I found out that I was the newest captive. I was told I was lucky. I wasn't lucky. This was my karma for flirting with the bouncer at the nightclub when I had a boyfriend waiting for me at home. Ricardo Savior. "A person who saves someone or something (especially a country or cause) from danger, and who is regarded with the veneration of a religious figure." I was a Navy SEAL, trained to save people. After I was medically discharged, my uncle tricked me and got me involved with the wrong family in New York City when I needed a job. Right away, the king made sure I watched him kill a soldier for falling in love with one of his girls, which meant I couldn't act on my feelings when I fell in love with Erin. But I knew she sparked my interest at the club for a reason. I needed to save her. Except, year after year, we were living in a nightmare of sex, lies, and murders because the only way out was to make the king fall, and I knew I had to wait for the perfect moment in time. Or we would both be dead.

The fanciful novels of Charles Williams have long fascinated a rather elite reading public - T.S. Eliot, W.H. Auden, and C.S. Lewis, for example, were among his great admirers. But those books - which include 'The Place of the Lion', 'Descent into Hell', and 'All Hallows' Eve' - are also dense and perplexing, and even the writer's fondest devotees have found the meanings of his fiction elusive. Here at last is a clear and informed guide to the complexities and rich rewards of Charles Williams' novels. As Thomas Howard notes, Williams' tales might best be described as metaphysical thrillers, in which Williams used occult machinery in much the same way that Conrad used exotic locales and Joyce used the subconscious: to vivify human experience and awaken readers to its range and possibilities. One tale might feature a chase for the Holy Grail across Hertfordshire fields, while in another the picture may switch with no apology at all from a policeman at a crossroad to the Byzantine Emperor. As Howard lucidly demonstrates, the controlling factor behind Williams' work is an essentially Christian worldview in which heaven and hell seem to lurk under every bush and the constant theme is order versus disintegration. Concentrating on Williams' novels, Howard brilliantly illuminates the major concerns that informed all of Williams' thinking. Howard also considers Williams' work in the context of modern fictional practice and assesses its place in the tradition of the English language novel.

Grace Livingston Hill (1865-1947) was an early 20th Century Christian Romance novelist. She was immensely popular in the time that she wrote, contributing hundreds of novels and short stories during her lifetime. Her characters were most often young female ingnues, frequently strong Christian women or those who become so within the confines of the story. Grace's messages are quite simplistic in nature: good versus evil. As Grace believed the Bible was very clear about what was good and what was evil in life, she reflected that cut-and-dried design in her own works. She touched on subjects such as infidelity, defiance, hard-heartedness towards God, and deception, to name just a few. Grace wrote about them all and could manage a happy, or at least satisfactory, ending to any situation. Jesus, the ever-present (though unseen) reoccurring character, manages to heal or mend any situation Grace imagined. It was no wonder that in her days she was known as the Queen of Christian Romance. Her works include: The Girl from Montana (1908), The Mystery of Mary (1911) and Lo, Michael (1913).

"Love is the most powerful frequency in all dimensions. It creates many realities that can save us. Or destroy us." Orphaned as a child, Aleeya is now a warrior with standards and expectations. The search for her past leads her to defy a powerful darkness that could annihilate everyone she cares about. An attractive human shows her that her defiance is the key that battles the darkness and unlocks her heart. Kenzo, a bounty hunter living in the shadows, encounters a stunning star-being who tempts his heart. But the thirst for vengeance for his brothers' killer prevents him from love. Can he defy his own demons to find salvation in her? As the false light grows, Aleeya and Kenzo must join forces to fight for love and truth before darkness reigns supreme. If you like strong women, attractive star-beings, and galactic adventures infused with romance, then you'll love the world of the Norakian Warrior series! Always with a happily ever after.