Aileen was dead. At least she was supposed to be. When Aileen wakes up in the hospital after her plane crashes during a storm, everyone says it's a miracle. All Aileen cares about is seeing her husband and children again. Unfortunately, it doesn't take long for Aileen to realize her survival wasn't random. Her mind and body are changing in ways she can't explain. As Aileen grows desperate for answers, a man assumed dead from her flight appears to reveal a dark truth about her survival. Drowning in the reality of her new life Aileen is forced to make a choice: live forever, or once again face death. Except living might cost her everything she wanted to stay alive for. If you could live forever, would you?

Remaining Aileen

Romance

Autumn Lindsey

Paranormal

Magnolia Press

Emma has everything she could ever want: a well-paying job, a great apartment with views of Puget Sound, and a handsome fiance who loves her. But when she sees her old college crush, and he reminds her who she used to be, her life begins to fray. Emma didn't realize how much she needed music in her life. The more time she spends with Owen, and playing the piano, the more distant her fiance gets. Secrets begin to build until Emma is forced to make a choice: stay with her fiance, in the life she's comfortable in, or she can follow her heart--even if she'd not sure where she'll end up.

Without Benefits

Tone, Nicole

Contemporary

"Jerry’s memoir is Tuesdays with Morrie set in Beverly Hills. He gives us, in his poetic prose, a generous gift about living, giving and loving. Though from a humble beginning, he went on to help build Los Angeles into a luminous metropolis. His life tales will fill you with joy and hope. I’m in love with this elegant book. I laughed and cried reading it in one sitting." Da Chen, The New York Times bestselling memoirist and novelist of Colors of the Mountain and Brothers. We are less alone in the world than we sometimes believe. There are people in our lives who show their concern for us by giving us gifts that may not immediately reveal their importance. With this memoir, Jerrold Felsenthal thanks the family members, friends and colleagues whose generosity was designed to give him the brightest possible future. He recognizes both the givers and the profound personal influence of these gifts in all of their life-changing forms. Acts of kindness after a sudden death in the family, mentorship across a career in real estate, and whispered advice on the power of listening and respect are just some of the things for which this author expresses gratitude. Along the way, he finds universal themes in Jewish traditions while inviting readers to appreciate their own spiritual, professional and interpersonal gifts that have made their lives more meaningful.

With Gratitude: A Memoir of Gifts and Givers

Business & Money

Felsenthal, Jerrold S.

Real Estate

A Wiregrass Reader: Newspaper Abstracts from the Late Nineteenth Century

James E. Dorsey (editor)

A rich girl from Toronto leaves her family to live with a Danish immigrant in Alberta in this story of love and friendship.

Ginny : A Canadian Story of Love and Friendship

Eric J. Brown

Anna : Her Odyssey to Freedom

The Promise

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

A band of child pilgrims in mass exodus, numbering 100,000, spanning seven decades (1869-1939), arrived in Canada. Like seed, they were scattered from Atlantic to Pacific, not in handfuls as would have been appropriate for children, but in singles, one here, another there. Hampered by the derogatory label, Home Child, severed from their familial connections, against the odds, they took root and became grounded and sturdy enough to change the landscape of our young Dominion. Promises of Home is a collection of their stories. It’s time to cry over the abuses they suffered, to applaud their successes and to say, as a nation, “thank you.” Rose McCormick Brandon is a descendant of four British Home Children. She writes books and publishes articles on faith, personal experience and the Child Immigration Scheme. She lives in Caledonia, Ontario.

Promises of Home: Stories of Canada's British Home Children

History

Brandon, Rose McCormick

Americas

Third Time Lucky

Sixteen-year-old Georgia Boone has seen the shadow creatures in mirrors and other reflective surfaces since she was six-years-old. But no one--not even her brother, the person she's closest to in the entire world--believes her. She is all alone in the hellish world where crow-like creatures hunt her everywhere she goes When an afternoon of shopping ends in violence and blood, Georgia is sent to the UK's most prestigious mental health hospital: Brookwood Hospital. There, she's forced to face her fears and answer the question: Are the shadows real, or is this all in her head? At Brookwood, the shadow creatures are more present than ever. Each day they grow stronger. With the help of a mysterious boy who lives inside the mirror world, she might be able to prove that she's not hallucinating and stop the shadows from destroying the human world.

The Shadow Keepers

Teen & Young Adult

Marisa Noelle

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