April Davis

When the Savannah Charter mobilizes its final attack on the Alliance of Duathua and humans in Columbia, Caitlyn rallies the Wolf Squad. But can they stop an overwhelming force of superior weapons from killing the Duathua and recapturing her Wolf Squad? As Caitlyn settles into a home where she might be safe with Dean, Tyrell and the Savannah Charter mobilize everything they have to attack Columbia, refuge of the Duathua and human alliance. Her new Wolf Squad have decisions to make, and they look to a reluctant Caitlyn as a leader and symbol of their rebellion. Their choices lead to success and disaster as the Wolf Squad grows, and Caitlyn rejects leadership despite the pressures of her friends and the Alliance. She won't abandon her new and old friends, though. Caitlyn's simple act of defiance, in choosing Dean over the camps, has sparked a rebellion among her trapped peers. In order to save Dean and protect those she loves, she must embrace some of her more destructive powers.

When the military moves to attack the alliance of cryptids and humans, Caitlyn, joins the defenders. But can her powers help stop Tyrell, his army, and their devastating machines from destroying them all? Living alone and in hiding at the edge of the Savannah Charter's domain and military patrols, Caitlyn and Dean dare not retreat deeper where the werewolves, Duathua, and other cryptids rove wild. Settled in a marsh north of Camp Sparta, they have little, but they have each other and their blossoming love, restricted as it is by Dean's infection. When Tyrell's military destroys a peaceful compound near the marsh, Caitlyn and Dean barely escape into the lands held by the Duathua. Their path leads only to a land soon to burn under the flame of war, leaving them to choose sides, while Caitlyn only seeks a cure for Dean's infection. In a broken world, Caitlyn fights to save Dean and defend against those who created her - and her lost friends. A YA Adventure Romance

What is greatness without madness? Criminal profiler Matthew Moore wouldn't know. To him there's no difference. Cursed with the perfection of a sharp mind but a heart void of feelings, finding an outlet for his unique abilities proves to be difficult until he discovers the wonders of psychiatry-that is, the joy of driving a number of his psychiatrists to suicide. Soon growing bored of that, however, he yearns for a new challenge: the chance to face off against someone with the same abilities and savage desires that he harbours. In this regard, his next target, Anthony Gallo turns out to be a dream come true. A renowned psychiatrist, Anthony secretly shares Matthew's abilities and his terrifying lack of empathy, which he uses to drive his patients to self-destruction, just as Matthew does with those who attempt to treat him. Recognizing each other in a way that only two people cursed with the same "gifts" can, the two predators are soon locked into a lethal battle of wits that is equal parts bloodlust and adoration. How deeply will their lives and carnal impulses mesh before one of them emerges victorious, and if that happens, what will be left for the last man standing?

What is greatness without madness? Criminal profiler Matthew Moore wouldn't know. To him there's no difference. Cursed with the perfection of a sharp mind but a heart void of feelings, finding an outlet for his unique abilities proves to be difficult until he discovers the wonders of psychiatry-that is, the joy of driving a number of his psychiatrists to suicide. Soon growing bored of that, however, he yearns for a new challenge: the chance to face off against someone with the same abilities and savage desires that he harbours. In this regard, his next target, Anthony Gallo turns out to be a dream come true. A renowned psychiatrist, Anthony secretly shares Matthew's abilities and his terrifying lack of empathy, which he uses to drive his patients to self-destruction, just as Matthew does with those who attempt to treat him. Recognizing each other in a way that only two people cursed with the same "gifts" can, the two predators are soon locked into a lethal battle of wits that is equal parts bloodlust and adoration. How deeply will their lives and carnal impulses mesh before one of them emerges victorious, and if that happens, what will be left for the last man standing?

In the book, The Adventures of Not Me: Introducing Not Me, Not Me came to Earth to try to get some help saving his world, Onus. It turns out that what we do here on Earth actually makes a big difference there. Not Me told us there are creatures called AACKs that are the energy that light up his world. These AACKs are lit up or dimmed by our actions. To light up an AACK, it is important that we take responsibility for the things that we do, and when we learn a lesson, the power is doubled. It is also important to own our mistakes. When we do this, two things happen: the AACKs become stronger, and we become stronger. Another way Not Me told us that we can light up an AACK is by doing something kind. Kindness can be shown in three different ways: you doing kindness for others, others doing kindness for you, and you doing kindness for yourself. If you do any of these things, you are lighting up an AACK and you are helping to rebuild Onus. With 10 core questions repeated daily, users identify their feelings, what lessons have been learned, where they are taking responsibility and what there is to be grateful for. The premise being that what we focus on expands and by focusing on the things that we want in life while allowing the human feelings to be felt and let go, we will find that life becomes a pleasure to live and we can take back our power.

When was the last time you asked one of your children who caused a problem? And did they blame it on Not Me? Not Me is a member of most every household. In this first of many stories, we get to put a face to Not Me and to learn about what happens when he is blamed for something he didn't do. We get a sneak peek at his home world and see the consequences of our not taking responsibility. The Adventures of Not Me was born from an idea to help children put a face to Not Me so that perhaps they would stop blaming him for the things that they did. It also opens parents up to the possibility that things are not what they seem and perhaps the child is telling the truth.

Very, very few of us have spectacular lives where we would change nothing. Some of us even have unfortunate events around every turn, or so it seems. What separates us is how we react to these times. Often, people run away from problems, hiding in drugs, alcohol and casual sex. Others will overcome their issues and decide not to be products of their environment. A few go through both experiences, and can relate to anyone. April Davis is one of the "survivors" who has been through the entire range of human experiences and through her hard work come out enriched by them. In her book 'I Found Me', she has chronicled these experiences in dramatic fashion.