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Holly decides to run for Junior Class President to do something positive for her fellow students. What she hadn’t planned on was having someone hate her so much that they’d destroy everything she was trying to do. Throw in an emergency trip to the vet when her dog, Lucky, is poisoned and a massive foul-up at work which she’d caused. Definitely not a good week for Holly.

The excitement is building for the grand opening of the long-awaited addition to the Read It Again bookstore, and Holly’s in charge of making sure everything is ready for it. But when the books to be put on the shelves are stolen from a storage unit, her best-laid plans fall apart. Obviously, someone has a grudge against the bookstore, Holly, or the owner, Fiona. But who and why?

When things turn up missing at the campground, things that wild animals aren’t likely to carry off to a hiding place, it looks like a human must be involved. But why would a human want to steal a glittery hairbrush, the first of a number of items stolen? Maybe a fetish? Holly and several of her friends have gone on a summer camping trip before school starts. What seemed like an idyllic way to celebrate the end of summer soon turns into a hunt to find the thief.

When Holly learns that a geometry test has been stolen and it’s being sold to students, she’s angry on a number of levels. It sure doesn’t help to find out her boyfriend, Wade, is contemplating buying it. And when she’s caught on video by the principal with a number of questionable students being offered a vape pen, and the principal calls her parents and they ground her, she’s in disbelief. Should she do nothing or try to find the thief and convince them to do the right thing? What would you do? Good thing she has Lucky, her Maltipoo mix, to comfort her.

A missing dog. A heartbroken young man. Stolen out of anger or affection? Or to be put at stud? After all, the Shar-Pei was a beauty and worth a lot of money! When Wade’s dog goes missing, Holly and the sheriff’s department join in the search. But is it too late for Zeus? If you’ve ever felt the pain of losing a dog, you’ll have no trouble identifying with Holly’s boyfriend as he searches for his best friend.

Holly knows nothing about her biological family living in Missouri. When her aunt invites her to stay with them for two weeks after her mother’s murder, she has mixed feelings, but decides to accept the invitation. Once she’s there, she’s determined to find out why her mother chose to live alone and at a distance from her family. What happened, and why won’t her aunt talk about it? Does the diary she finds hold the key? And who’s been vandalizing the high school? Her cousin’s friend has been accused, but is she guilty?

In third-century Ireland, Retchet hounds of the underworld are famed for their ability to catch any prey set before them. Protectors of the realm of Annwn, they defend the god of the dead and accompany him on the Wild Hunt, a monthly excursion to the mortal world where no man or beast is safe. This time, however, they are the ones being hunted. Mairi is a young hound on her first Wild Hunt, determined to impress the pack and her king. When she and her fellow hellhounds are ambushed by the mortal king of Ulaidh, Mairi’s mentor is killed.

When Lexi Kimball is forced to return home after leaving five years before due to personal humiliation, she is left dealing with an accident that she can’t explain, an ex that she can’t resist, and a mysterious cowboy hired to protect her when things go awry. Jeff Baker had unintentionally broken Lexi’s heart at their senior prom, but little did she know it was to save her parent’s lives. Now, with an accident caused by his dad that had killed Lexi’s brother, Jeff must face her once again, not only to confess everything, but to protect her from the monster that is his father.

What if your kitchen cabinets were bare? No food. Could you steal from the church to feed your family? When Missy, the pastor’s wife, discovers missing food from the church’s food pantry, she asks Holly to help find out who did it so the church can help them. For Holly, it brings back memories, times she’d rather forget, of when her mother was drinking and using, leaving her to fend for herself, often with little or no food. Missy had helped her then, and this was a way to repay her, but can Holly find who did it time to help?

It has been years since Lexi's life was in danger, but now she faces a new challenge. The guilt of losing Clay and the pain of a miscarriage have become too much for Lexi to handle. Her faith is more than shaken, and her husband, Jeff, feels as if he has lost her. But when a new person, a young child so familiar it hurts, enters their lives, it may be just what Lexi needs to pick herself up off the floor. Lexi is now praying and fighting for the life of a child she never knew existed, even as the very system that should protect this child fights against it.