M. R. Pritchard

Meg Clark has turned out to be everything her father and the people of her little North Country town of Gouvernour, NY, have been saying her whole life: nothin' but a piece of white trash. In an effort to hide her past and turn herself around, she spent her inheritance from her dead mother on the perfect little house with a white picket fence. Then something terrible happened and Meg got sent to county lockup so her fiancé, Jim, wouldn't have to. And then everyone started waking up...dead. Good thing escaping from County wasn't hard. Jim told her exactly how to get free. Now Meg is running and the walking dead are following. In a last ditch effort to find weapons to protect herself, Meg finds Sparrow instead. A tall, strange man with a quirk, Sparrow has an obsession with feathers and the only goal that's on his mind is finding an old barn on Route 37 with a snowy owl in its rafters. Meg's headed to Kingston, where she and Jim agreed to meet if they ever got separated. But sometimes, crossing the border brings more than just freedom and protection and safety. Sometimes it brings questions that someone like Meg would prefer not to answer. And everyone keeps asking questions, including Sparrow. He thinks she's hiding something and he's not impressed by her stories of the sins she's been committing all her life. While Sparrow's the one who's a bit cracked in the head, it never occurs to Meg that she could be the one who's not remembering something. Like what really happened that day she killed those seven men.

Sparrow Man

The Heat Wave drew a violence that was swift and efficient at breaking humanity but now Abraham's people have come to the rescue-although, only for those they deem worthy.Banished with the task of culling this planet and others, Abraham struggles with the reality that he is different from his own people. While Abraham is pressured to meet his quota, the population on Earth dwindles, and he is disturbed by what he witnesses. Until he meets Nova. Twice. She's the woman who got away, the single person who's refused his offer of sanctuary because the promise of a floating city in the sky sounds absurd, even if it does offer safety and relief from the sweltering heat. This planet has a way of bringing certain people together, especially when they need it most. At the end of the world, there will be violence and there just might be a man from space playing 90's tunes on a harmonica.

The Man Who Fell to Earth

Demi has it all figured out. She is going to be a ballerina just like her mother wants. Since the dance studio is the only place she feels like she fits in, it's the perfect plan. All she wants is a normal life, one where she and her parents aren't moving to a new place after another one of her accidents. But Demi knows she is far from normal because she can feel it every time she walks near a park, or a tree, or a flower. Demi has a gift-or a curse; green things call to her. They tug at her soul and she has no idea how to control it. That is, until she meets a young man with a similar gift who shows Demi the path to discovering who she is and what fate holds for her.

Saratoga

Hell bent on doing things her own way, Meg's escaped to the earthen plane to fight her personal demons and make a life for herself. But life without sparrow isn't easy and nightingale keeps interrupting her dreams. To make it worse, someone keeps dropping zombies into the earthen plane. Meg can't run or hide from her heritage. There is no rest for the wicked.

Scarecrow

Lala has been roaming Europe with a band of gypsies, only stopping to spend cold winters behind the safe walls of Monte Rosa. She's embraced the nomadic life, discovered freedom in travel. She's finally found her niche in the world.Until Prince Gabriel crosses her path.The handsome prince encompasses everything Lala lost. Everything she's been hiding from. She knows better than to get involved, princes don't date gypsy girls with secrets like hers.When Prince Gabriel finally makes his move, will Lala leave her insecurities in the past or will she run with the gypsies?

Forgotten Princess (Complete Duology)

The Phoenix Project Book 1 Andie Somers has finally found a perfectly balanced life. After leaving her high pressure position in a genetic research lab, she's now found solace in nursing. Too bad the balance doesn't last long. One night Andie's life is thrown off kilter when a suspected seismic event occurs. Now, Andie is going home to find her family, even if that means escaping a hospital on lockdown and abandoning some of the city's most critical patients. She may never work as a nurse again but she doesn't dwell on that thought for long when she can't reach her husband and daughter. There is one thing on her mind and that is to get home. Fleeing a city that's been thrust into chaos isn't easy, and since it seems most things electronic no longer work, including every vehicle around her, Andie makes the decision to walk the forty miles north to her home. She meets Adam on the highway. Running into a Phoenix local wasn't in her plan, but two heads are better than one and with the havoc surrounding them what better partner to have at her side than one with a military background? If only she had forewarning to the secrets Adam harbors. Andie's life is about to change forever. She thought making it home was the hard part, but getting there is just the beginning.

The Phoenix Project

The Phoenix Project Book Two Trying to escape from the Phoenix District got Andie two things, a broken arm and a broken spirit. While Andie feels like she might be losing it, she has a bit of hope to hold onto. Everyone else in her family may have been taken away from her or have gone missing, but she has Lina. So she's going to do what Burton Crane ordered her to do and genetically alter the Residents brains so they're the cooperative, docile humans he requested. While analyzing the Residents' genetic data, Andie finds that there's more than one District. And while Andie tries to hold on tight to the few things she has control over, Crane has one last surprise for her. This is the Reformation. Society has been fractured and this is just the beginning of changes to come.

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