Andy Lockwood

After the death of her grandmother, Cate inherits an antique mirror. The frame is detailed and ageless, the glass unmarred and impeccable, the reflection... Cate can't quite put her finger on it, but there's something wrong with the way her reflection looks back at her. She assumes it must have a storied history, but it doesn't seem to have any history at all. Previous owners have all died or disappeared, leaving Cate to piece together the origin of this mysterious heirloom. At first, this didn't seem like a problem, but Cate's ordinary life is twisting in unusual ways since taking ownership of the artifact. Plagued by nightmares and haunted by her own reflection, she can hardly close her eyes, afraid of what new glimmer she might find looking back at her. Perhaps it is exhaustion. Perhaps it is something else entirely.

FAFSA, CSS Profile tips, financial aid and scholarship "loopholes" that ANY family can use to qualify for 52.4% off the cost of college, even if you think, "It's no use - families like us never get financial aid . AND lame jokes. This here 5th edition of How to Pay "Wholesale" for College is the latest and greatest, updated version of the chatty, conversational easy-to-read book I originally wrote for "Forgotten Middle Class" families and business owners who think that the odds are stacked against them and that they can't possibly qualify for any financial aid or merit aid. Well, it's true that it's not a level playing field for six-figure-earning, mass-affluent families, but it's NOT hopeless. This book shows you how to beat the overpriced, rip-off colleges and high-fee, high rate government and other lenders at their own game. Topics include: >Should high income families bother to submit financial aid applications? The counter-intuitive answer may surprise you>The 529: Friend or foe?>How to negotiate with a college, even if you don't possess compromising photos of the dean>The strange reason why a high "sticker price" private college can actually cost you LESS out of pocket than a "cheaper" state university>WATCH OUT: Did your CPA, financial advisor or even your guidance counselor give you BAD advice that could actually SABOTAGE your eligibility for grants and merit aid? >MoreMore information, including a way to contact the author (moi) directly, can be found at www. LockwoodCollegePrep.com

"It was just a dream, nothing more. Just a nightmare." Do you dare delve into the unconscious mind to find out just whay your dreams are trying to tell you? Watch out...something is coming Featuring... Rob Shepherd Andy Lockwood Katie Jaarsveld Alex Winck Valerie Louidis Kevin Hall Samie Sands Jason White Greg Rickman

Time is a fickle thingand sometimes, so are those that wield it. As the holidays set in and another year comes to a close, the Intercalary - twelve beings chargedwith keeping the cycle of time moving forward - prepare for another year. For them, it's nothing new. One more year in a timeless cycle, except things are already shaping upto be different for them. A shadow is haunting the Intercalary. It seems to be taunting them, but to what end? The year is coming to a close as the mystery begins tounfold, but will any of them be ready for what is comin

Everything happens for a reason... doesn't it? Ren never put stock in sappy clich s... at least, not until the day she died. She's alive - again - but in hiding, adopted by the strangest of foster families: The Delaneys. Now, part of a sisterhood drawn together by the same unknown force that spared her life, she will begin a journey she could never have imagined: leaving her everyday world for one much more bizarre. It will be harder than she imagines, but alongside her newfound sisters, Ren will soon discover that everything does happen for a reason, but sometimes, those reasons are better left unknown.

From werewolves to mermaids, creatures to demons, and maybe even a few beasts that you haven't even heard of Take Out by Arnaldo Lopez Jr Squirrel by Dana Wright Leave The Light On by Andy Lockwood Nature's Turn by Sharon L. Higa The Skunk Ape by Kyle Flak The Tentacled People by Kevin S. Hall Knives Crossed by Josh Walker Death's Stasis by Kody Dibble Affliction by Matt Mesnard Jealous by Mathias Jansson Day Of The Clowns by Lila L. Pinord The Last House On The Block by John M. Wills Consequence by Micheal Shaw Thirsty by Debbie Johnson It's Not So Great by Victoria Pagac Apocalysium by Alex Winck Lupine Lament by Anthony V. Pugliese Dana by Shakeen Winn A Rejoinder by Preston Peet By Pain Possessed by Randy Attwood If You Go Down to the Woods Tonight by Matthew James Hamblin Hunger by Stefan Vucak My Encounter With A Mermaid by Anthony Modungwo Have You Ever Been Afraid? by Cecilia Hernando Doldan 7th Gateway To Hell by Samie Sands The Shongololo by Vered Ehsani The Ermine by Robert Tozer