The Hunter's Heart (Wilde Creek Book Seven)She-wolf Mia Slattery has loved Lucian since she was a little girl, but her brother's human best friend has always been forbidden fruit. Deciding that it's better to move on than pine for someone she can never have, she opts to go on vacation with her parents, hoping Mr. Right will happen to be where she's going.Lucian has been crazy about Mia for as long as he can remember. As a hunter who specializes in finding law-breaking shifters, his life is as dangerous as it comes, and he would never put Mia in jeopardy. When the family of a shifter Lucian put away comes for revenge, Mia is caught in the crossfire and Lucian will have to turn against his fellow hunters in order to save her life.Saving Mia comes with a price, but Lucian's willing to do anything to protect her, even if it means giving up his future.The Beta's Heart (Wilde Creek Book Eight)Ren Corbin has a great life as the alpha's right hand. He's enjoying his life, but he knows it's beyond time to find a mate and settle down. During a spring full moon, he senses someone in the woods and knows it's his truemate. It doesn't matter to him that she's a fae and not a wolf; he only cares that she's gorgeous and she's his.Kismet Thorburn, a nature-controlling fae with copper-tipped white wings, can't stop thinking about Wilde Creek or the wolf she dreamed about. When she hides in the woods outside the alphas' home to get a glimpse of the male from her dreams, he senses their connection and finds her.Ren and his wolf are both crazy about Kismet. Marking and mating her is as important to him as breathing, and starting their new life together is everything he ever hoped it would be. When a new wolf pack requests a meeting with the Wilde Creek alpha, Ren's surprised to see his ex is the alpha and has him on her mind. When his ex makes trouble, Kismet and Ren must fight to stay together. Can their new love last, or will all be lost in the woods of Wilde Creek?

Down the Wild Cape Fear: A River Journey through the Heart of North Carolina

“Ever wanted to continue a conversation with a lifelong friend who has died? Impossible, you say! Not for cardiologist and author Roger Mills and his Amherst College classmate and rowing partner from fifty years ago—the accomplished European research biologist Bernard Witholt. This book was born two years after Witholt’s death, when his widow shared his journal about living with an “unruly heart” (that occasionally raced at 240 beats per minute) with Mills. 240 Beats per Minute recounts an extraordinary conversation—the combination of Bernie’s journal and Roger’s commentary. It’s a read of such continuing surprise, discovery, triumph, and, in the end, mutual understanding and respect, that we readers become the luckiest of eavesdroppers: Long after we finish Life with an Unruly Heart, Bernie and Roger’s conversation will live in our minds.” ​—Paul Dimond, lawyer and author of The Belle of Two Arbors and Beyond Busing, winner of the Ralph J. Bunche Book of the Year Award

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