It has been raining for three days. Do you want to know what I have been doing for each one of those days? I have been fighting my youngest pup Rosy to go do her business in the yard. She refuses to go out on her own, so I have to carry her to the furthest point in the yard and tell her a thousand times to go pee. She just stands there looking beaten, shaking as if I threw her into the snow. It’s really not cold out. Eventually she goes, but not without making me feel as horrible as possible. On Sunday it was raining pretty hard so I decided it would be a good opportunity to go frog catching. I want to have frogs in my backyard and there is a little creek by the house where they hang out. I put Rosy’s leash on and was ready for a fight. Not only did she not fight it, she went absolutely nuts at the park. Running through puddles of mud and water, rolling in the wet grass, not even seeming to notice the rain. For a good 30 minutes she went zoomed around at 100 miles an hour. Later that day, when there was a break in the rain, I took her outside to pee. Did she remember how much she liked the rain just a few hours before? Nope. I am not even yelling at her to pee. I say it nicely. UGH! Such a drama queen.
Dakota Burn: A Leine Basso Thriller
by D.V. Berkom
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A kidnapped girl. A ruthless criminal who preys on the innocent.
Leine Basso will stop at nothing to bring him down.
Former assassin Leine Basso was supposed to be in sunny LA, watching the first class of operatives graduate from the new anti-trafficking academy. Instead, she’s in North Dakota in the middle of a brutal winter, helping ex-poacher Derek van der Haar track down and eliminate a deadly group of criminals hell-bent on providing young girls to the highest bidder.
The closer Leine and Derek get to the organization, the more dangerous the mission becomes. Soon, it’s evident that the traffickers are playing for keeps — and don’t care who they kill.
In a story ripped from the headlines, Dakota Burn reveals the dark underbelly of the Bakken oil fields, where human life is a commodity and outlaws still rule.
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Running As Fast As I Can
by John David Graham
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For Fans of WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING, A LITTLE LIFE, and FORREST GUMP
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Growing up in the mill slums of Pittsburgh, Daniel Robinson was a punching bag for his drunken father, ignored by his mentally ill mother, and trapped in the grip of poverty. He’s finally freed from the torture of that home only to crash land in another hell when he’s abused by the pastor who takes him in.
Daniel escapes once again, spending the next decade wandering homeless throughout the country during the turbulent 1960s. On his journey, he gets caught up in the hippie drug invasion in San Francisco, racial violence in Cleveland and Detroit, and especially a deadly anti-war protest at Kent State. Daniel finally finds love with someone who was running from her own demons. Together they get a second chance at happiness and the family they both want.
Because of his experience on the street, Daniel is offered a job helping men coming from prison. When asked to find housing for Charles Vickers, a black man who spent twenty years in prison for a rape Daniel is convinced he never committed, he and his wife open their own home to him. This enrages the community, especially when a local girl disappears. Violence erupts — with Daniel as the focus of their rage.
Should he stay and fight for Charles — and put his family at risk, or run away again?
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Elizabeth of Rosepatha (The Book of Roses, Volume One)
by Kelly River
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Hearts are wayward things, and a feudal kingdom has little mercy for those who rise above their station.
When the shadow of war leaves Elizabeth isolated and destitute, only the clothes on her back and her sharp mind stand between the servant girl and despair. Hunted by a vengeful knight, Elizabeth’s future looks bleak until a chance meeting with a rebellious young nobleman changes the course of her life forever.
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This is the tale of Elizabeth, servant of a noble family brought to ruin by a brutal coup; of Kaylein, last surviving daughter of the fallen household; of Isaac, son of the man who murdered Kaylein’s parents, and of Edward, a troubled knight who seeks revenge on the others at any cost.
After the events of that bloody night twist their fates together, each of the four seek their own path through the hardships of feudal life. Elizabeth’s leads her to the workshop of a kindly carpenter, Kaylein’s to a convent, Isaac’s to the open road, and Edward’s to an ambitious quest of advancement through the nobility. But how long can their peace last when each has demons that threaten to drag the others down along with them?
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In Times Like These: A Time Travel Adventure
by Nathan Van Coops
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They have a dangerous past. They just haven’t lived it yet.
“We broke something. How do you break time? Can something so bad happen that you fracture the world?”
Benjamin Travers has been electrocuted. What’s worse, he and his friends have woken up in the 1980s.
As the friends search for a way home, they realize they’re not alone. There are other time travelers, and some of them are turning up dead.
When Ben meets an enigmatic scientist and his charming, time-traveling daughter, salvation seems at hand, but escaping the dangers of the past may lead to a deadly future.
If he hopes to save his friends, Ben must learn to master space and time, and survive a journey where past and future violently collide.
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