The authoritative biography of Prince Harry by noted royal family biographer Penny Junor, author of Prince William: The Man Who Will Be King and The Firm: The Troubled Life of the House of Windsor.

Terry Pratchett has won the hearts and minds of readers around the globe with his bestselling Discworld series of novels. But what his many fans may not realize is that he has been writing nonfiction throughout his career. Some of it relates to Discworld, of course, but much of it—especially in recent years—is part of his outspoken campaigns for causes such as Alzheimer‘s research and animal rights.

Good read for those of you out there that enjoy superhero stories. Its especially hard now-a-days to make a hero that can stand out when it seems that there has already been someone that has done it before whether it be super strength or mind reading. The author did a great job making the protagonist a extremely dynamic character that can face the bad guys down with a plethora of powers from his toolbox and come at it from various angles that may not be considered otherwise. Refreshing read overall.

The moment the stranger's dark eyes meet hers, Anne Scudder's world is immediately overthrown by chaos. That single flare of desire is immediate, driving away all notions of propriety. Instead, Anne is consumed with sinful thoughts ones that no unmarried girl should ever have for a man who isn't her husband...

Once again Lindsay McKenna works her magic with words. This book grabbed me from the start and held me until I finished. I so enjoy sitting down with a book and loose tract of the time and before you know it the hours have passed. The story line kept me interested and I wondered if it was based on a real person. The ending was worth reading the book.