Jo Michaels

Simone spent the last two years by her cancer-ridden mother's bedside. Taking care of her was the number one priority. When Mom suddenly goes into full remission, Simone is left bobbing in an unfamiliar ocean with a young man named Tristan. What happens next is the stuff of fairy tales-and nightmares. Shocking, heart-wrenching, and insightful, Utterances will make you question everything you thought you knew about self-sacrifice. Award-winning author Jo Michaels pulls reality and the paranormal together in a way never before seen, intensely examining what we call the human condition by diving into the innermost workings of one young lady's mind.

Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Want to learn how to eat better and maybe lose a little weight along the way? Need a realistic plan you'll be able to stick to for the long haul? Then this is the book for you. There are no fad diets on the pages of this book, and no magic secret formula that'll make you half the woman/man you are. What's in here is real, sensible advice, and a ton of tips and tricks to help you ease into a newer, healthier you. You'll be a total loser. You'll lose the fatigue, that general blah feeling, and maybe even a few pounds (or several), but you'll start feeling better than you thought was possible in a very short amount of time. Best of all? It's not a plan that strips you of the things you love most. It only teaches you how to alter those things slightly, or look for better alternatives, so you can improve your overall health. So, dive in, and become a total loser that wins in every way.

Tobias Butler has been sitting on death row since being sentenced for a gruesome murder in 2007. Bored out of his mind, he decided to apply to the online pen pal program in 2012. It's a pleasant distraction-nothing more, nothing less-for three years, until he's contacted by a beautiful, smart young lawyer named Jess. She's convinced he's innocent and wants to see him freed. As they organize their attack on the judicial system, he wonders how she plans to get his conviction overturned-because he's guilty, and he knows it. Jess is desperate to release him-and he's desperate to feel his hands squeeze the life out of her once she does.

It's the end of the world as we know it. Trixie Collins is a normal teen making her way through high school. One night at a party, a boy comes on to her and won't take no for an answer. As she jerks her arm away, his fingernails cut into her skin. When she finds her dog's mutilated body and realizes she's to blame, she starts to think maybe the zombie apocalypse they've been screaming about on the news isn't a hoax after all. Worse, she begins to think maybe she's one of the infected. Now it's a fight for life as she joins together with her brethren to stop the humans intent on destroying them. Are zombies all bad, or is it just a huge misunderstanding?